Bartok Six Little The Romanian Folk Dance Song Creation Style And Performance Analysis

1915, Bartok composed “Romanian Folk Dances”, this divertimento piano together with the composer and his oeuvre is written on the basis of a piano piece. Then to combine with orchestration, converting this divertimento piano into an orchestral music piece. Six titled ballads each with their unique character and colors constituted this set of folk dance collection. The first four ballads are relatively independent; a short pause is included after each one. The last two are intertwined, normally, it is performed as a suite continuously. This folk dance has integrated the essence of peasant music, creating a rich peasant music atmosphere. This article aims to use Bela Bartok, the greatest composer of the last century, and Hungarian contemporary composers and their representative peasant music, composition style as the basis. For example: the varied nature of rhythms, left-right hand coordinated performance, and rhythm clash.etc. Moreover, the methods used to return and run through the theme in the music piece. Thus, to deeply investigate how a brilliant large scaled music piece is formed.