Guitar Features In Granados's Piano Works

In the 19th century,influenced by nationalist political movements at the time,nationalism in Spanish music culture prevailed.In Spanish,piano music and Spanish guitars made a wonderful fate during this period.In the golden era of Spanish music,Spanish composers,such as Granados,gathered Spanish folk music elements such as flamenco music and added them into the creation of piano works with standardized composition techniques.Therefore,a number of piano works with a strong guitar plot was created.In the country,most of the existing studies on the works of Granados are discussed in the most outstanding works in the later period of his career,such as<Goya's Paintings>.They also discuss the characteristics of nationalism in his creations and the creation styles and performance studies.A few researches on<12 Spanish Dances>focus on the characteristics of the dance rhythm,the title,and the historical or cultural backgrounds.The research on the influence of the guitar has only a short reference to the techniques in the literature.Discussions in the space have not explored the connection between piano and guitar in terms of tonality,harmony,and characteristic scales,and the interpretation and analysis of guitar skills are not comprehensive.This article focuses on exploring the elemental references of<12 Spanish Dances>to Spanish classical guitars and flamenco guitars.The original relationship of Spanish guitar and piano was discussed in the first chapter.Next,in the third and fourth chapters of the article,the paper focuses on the tone tonality and skills of drawing skills presented by the scores.It is concluded that Granados uses classical and romantic writing methods to create this piano work,but he used the tuning and special musical intervals and chords,makes the sound of the work in the presence of the unique style of the guitar.Then,on the basis of this,the fourth chapter discusses that how to interpret guitar sounds while playing this work.Finally,summarizes all the previous contents summarized in the fifth chapter and new questions was raised.