Comparative Study Of Mussorgsky "Pictures At An Exhibition" And "Walk" Recorded Version Of The Theme

Moger·Manchester·Petrovich Mussorgsky (Mussorgsky Modest Petrovich,1839--1881), a great Russian composer of the nineteenth century, as the representative of the Russian folk music-"five strong group" in of a composer unique style, leaving many themes in the works for future generations among its short life, which the piano works of "pictures at an Exhibition" is the most widely circulated. This is a piano suite to ten unrelated picture to notes to form of expression, but these ten pictures like water line can link up, it is by Mussorgsky's original throughout motivation for the whole song- "walking" topic. Mussorgsky, said:"In this 'walk' I can see his shadow this article will be divided into three parts with the first part of Mussorgsky's life and the background in which the entry point, creative brief piano masterpiece "pictures at an Exhibition" cultural background and his piano suite this group included ten title music, to understand the "walk" the theme of "pictures at an Exhibition" in the distribution of positions, from which embodied Russia folk music style, the second part, the author selected four senior authority of the Russian piano music played by musicians are different styles of recording data from the speed, clauses, efforts and other aspects of one of the "walk" theme played parts Compare Study on the third part, the author outlined above through a comparative study of four virtuoso music features, so that the future of the player and Mussorgsky piano suite "pictures at an Exhibition", "walk" theme have a better understanding, and even provide a clear theoretical basis for future theoretical exploration and practice playing in folk music field.