Faure Piano Suite "riverboat" Literary Works And Performing Interpretation

Gabriel Urbain Faure (1845—1924) was French composer, organist, pianist and music educator.He was one of the french founder of the national music association.was a key figure in the French music history in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.Faure's works include the opera, chamber music, drama, music, church music, orchestral, art songs and piano works, etc. Faure never stopped creating piano music in his all life. Not only created a wide variety of piano works and a large number. Piano works he created in France with a strong feature. Elegant style. Light melody. Piano works six Impromptus. Nine preludes, variations and improvisations Waltz. In particular, each outstanding is composed by 13 pieces of " Barcarolle" and "Nocturne". Thirteen " Barcarolle" is the core of Faure Piano Music.Faure was one who created the largest number of Barcarolle composers in the piano art history. This work, In terms of melody. harmony, tonal or modal music features both very romantic. in varying degrees, indicates the emergence of impressionistic music also.it has a very high research value in the piano art history.In this paper. Faure's piano music as the research object thirteen Barcarolle. France's cultural identity and characteristics of the times in which Faure as the background. analysis of music. With the French style of piano music playing features and performance practice of the author's own work played on the main points and methods of a synthesis.Discussion of the article reads as follows:Introduction:Respectively, the significance of the topic from the topic, research objectives, content and perspective Research article discussed in detail.The first chapter is divided into two parts:The first part is Barcarolle. The second part is the Faure and the Barcarolle.The second chapter is the musical language analysis of the Faure and the Barcarolle. Including the form structure; melody; harmony; tuning tonality; rhythm of musical elements.The third chapter is Performance Interpretation of the Faure and the Barcarolle. From the perspective of playing and teaching to explain in detail. Discusses key performance issues need attention and playing method. Include the correct rhythm and speed of play; rhythm section playing; skip the playing method; finger touch key force of the impact of sound; Octave playing methods and the role and use of pedals and so on.Conclusion:Summary full text...