Research On Piano Playing Techniques And Cooperation In The First Movement Of Beethoven’s Sonata For Cello And Piano No.3 Op.69

Ludwig van Beethoven(1770-1827)was the epitomizer of classicism and the pioneer of Romanticism.His works were numerous and had a profound influence on later generations.Beethoven’s five sonatas for cello and piano run through his entire creation career,and the creation style of each period is also different."Sonata No.3 for Cello and Piano Op.69" is the most famous one among the five sonatas for cello and piano.In this work,Beethoven not only gives full play to the timbre of cello,but also improves the playing status of piano in the work.The acoustic balance between piano and cello is also fully displayed in this work,which makes the subordinate position of cello part in the sonata become indispensable and important,and makes innovative development on the structure,melody,strength and other aspects of the sonata.The author takes the first movement of Sonata Op.69 for Cello and Piano No.3 as the research object.This paper is divided into three chapters.The first chapter gives a brief overview of the creation background and musical structure of this work.The second chapter mainly analyzes the piano playing techniques and difficulties in detail from three aspects: the running of the fast tone,the processing of the change of the power term and the rational use of the pedal.The third chapter mainly combines my own practical experience in performance,Combining theoretical and practical,and summarizes the problem that needs attention for both cello and piano,during their final stage practice when piano and cello cooperate.Through the analysis of this work,the author tries to make some innovations in the treatment of the difficulties in piano playing skills and the cooperation between piano and cello.At the same time,it also provides some personal insights and practical experience for the scholars who play Beethoven’s Sonata Op.69 for Cello and Piano,so that more music lovers can have a broader understanding of the performance and cooperation of this work.