Analysis <d Minor Chaconne> BACH-BUSON

<d minor chaconne> is the final movement of <D minor suite ofJohann Sebastian Bach’s Six Sonatas and Partitas> for Solo Violin. But it ismuch longer than the first four suites and is rich in emotional colouring. It isalso better than them in significance and profoundity. This piece of work is notonly as significant in the circle of violin as the Holy Bible in western historyand culture, but also greatly admired by more musicians in other instrumentalmusic recomposition.After performing Busoni Ferruccio’s recomposed Bach for piano, theauthor has a deeper understanding of <d minor chaconne>. There are threeobjectives in this thesis. The first one is to master the musical style of Bachage and the characteristics of Bach.The second one is to sum up thecharacteristics of Busoni’s recomposed works.The last one is to share theexperience of Busoni’s recomposed D minor chaconne.The author gets to understand the factors of Bach’s music characteristics bycollecting and sorting out the past materials and the conversion process of Baroqueage’s chaconne as well as the external factors of the musical formation of the age. Theauthor also briefly analyses the cause of Bach’s religional complex formation so as tohave a better understanding the characteristics and thoughts of Bach’s <d minorchaconne>.Busoni Ferruccio was a very common musician, but his recomposedBach made him a very famous star in musical history. One can know aboutBusoni’s musical progress and the characteristics of his recomposed musicalworks through the lifetime introduction of the Italian musician and thecomparative introductions of Busoni’s styles at the end of romanticism and inthe neoclassic times.The third part of the thesis, the longest part, is to share the experience ofBusoni’s recomposed <d minor chaconne>. The author analyses it in the form ofvariation and elaborate by comparing the thoughts of each variation and thetechniques with the music for violin in the hope of helping anyone interested in thework.People have different understanding and entry points when performing thesame piece of work, so they express different emotions. However, the performance ofany work is based on the understanding of the composer and one should also trieshard to pursue it.<d minor chaconne> tests the performer both in techniques andemotional expression.It is because of the significance of the content and thecomplexity of the techniques that improve the performer’s techniques and that theperformer reflects on their values at the same time, which also interests every music lover. The author hopes to make more music lovers understand Bach and discovermore excellent musical works.