The Research On The Type Of Albeniz's Piano Suite Lberia

Albeniz was one of the greatest Spainish musicians in 19th century. His compositions are of various types which occupy an important position in the history of music. Lots of scholars have begun to pay more attention to Albeniz and his works all over the world. Each one of the piano suite Iberia, the most famous work of Albeniz, is based on the topic of Spain. As a combination of piano skills and abound Spanish folk music materials, this work enjoys high reputation extremely in Spain.This paper focuses on Iberia, and makes a study on Albeniz's producing and music type as the following three parts.In chapter 1 focuses on the contents of lberia. Albeniz adopts some folk materials and makes such a title, which may be from a local area in Spain or some dance types, so the work is full of national characteristics at very beginning. This paper concentrates on the folk dance type in Spain. On the basis of analyzing and concluding the adopted dance materials, the writer shows that Spanish dance and music affects composer. Focuses on the parts played by guitar. Guitar brings lots of inspiration and enthusiasm to Albeniz. And it is also a key method to show Spanish style. The study on imitation of guitar gives the support to the research on Spanish style. Focuses on other techniques such as rhythm, texture, and makes a thorough research on Spanish style existing in Iberia.In chapter 2, this paper puts forward the objectivity of the creation of the Spanish type from the perspectives of history, area and culture.Chapter 3 concentrates on the aesthetic significance of Iberia. These values of the works affect the following music greatly. Albeniz's Iberia is more marvelous than other piano works in Spanish style. It is more significant to music producing as the development of music culture. The research on the works aims to make more learners deeply understand Spanish piano music, Albeniz, and Iberia. To know about the typical features of Albeniz from Iberia is a benefit to perform and do research on other Spanish piano works.