"Funeral March" PPT courseware

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"Funeral March" PPT courseware

"Funeral March" is in the key of B flat minor, in 4/4 time, slow, and written in the complex trilogy. The music has no intro. It begins with a description of the funeral procession, which marches solemnly and slowly, with low tolls of death knells heard in the distance from time to time. The main tone "6" is its basic tone, plus a large number of dotted notes to make it special.

In section B, the octave is first used to advance upward with dotted notes to express the excitement and uneasiness of the mood. Later, it was played with vibrato on the bass. This section can also be understood as Chopin's concern for the fate of the motherland: Then, section A reappeared. The above constitutes a single three-part formula. In the second part, the first melody is peaceful and beautiful, but also slightly sad. It seems like a bitter memory of past happiness. The character of the tune contrasts sharply with what comes before and after; the second verse develops from the first. At first, it has a tendency to go off-key, but soon returns to the original key: after a slow-down, the first theme is reproduced. The third part is a reappearance of the first part. Finally, the power is slightly weaker, indicating that the funeral procession has gone away, and the music ends gently. The above constitutes the second single-three-part formula.

Chopin was a Polish composer and pianist. Chopin was a famous Romantic composer in the 19th century and was known as the "Piano Poet". The works are mainly piano music, with diverse genres and rich content. The themes are closely related to the life, history and patriotic poetry of the Polish people. There are 21 volumes of complete works, covering etudes, waltzes, preludes, scherzos, mazurkas, etc.

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Shortly after Chopin finished writing this "Funeral March", his illness got much better, so there was no rush to publish this piece. In 1839, he studied Beethoven's works and found that Beethoven's "Erotic Symphony No. 3 in E flat major", "Symphony No. 7 in A flat major" and "Piano Sonata in A flat major", Op. 26 , all have a movement called "Funeral March". In the "Third Symphony" and "Piano Sonata in A flat major", Beethoven's "Funeral March" commemorates the heroes, so their use is very high in both ideological and artistic terms. Chopin also had his own heroes in his mind, those who sacrificed their lives for Poland's freedom and independence. Beethoven's approach inspired him a lot.

So, he followed Beethoven and wrote a "Sonata in B flat minor" as Op. 35. He used this "Funeral March" as the third piece.

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