An Analysis Of The National Elements And Performance Skills Of The Sixth Piece Of Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody

Franz Liszt(Franz Liszt,October 22,1811-july 31,1886)is one of the representatives of the western romantic music school.He is a famous pianist and composer,and is known as the "king of piano" by later generations.Liszt has created many excellent works of art in his whole life,of which 19 Hungarian Rhapsody are the most famous,and Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 is the representative work of the characteristics of Hungarian national spiritual life in his Rhapsody,which highlights the strong and bold character of Hungarian nation.As a kind of music genre,Rhapsody usually refers to the instrumental Fantasia with heroic epic spirit and distinctive national characteristics,which is often drawn from the tones of national folk or pop music,and based on which variations are made.The study of Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody is conducive to people’s understanding of national customs and arousing national emotions.However,there are few research results about Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 in the current academic field.Therefore,the study of Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 is conducive to people’s understanding of Liszt’s music works and enriching the current academic research on Hungarian Rhapsody No.6.