小百科之音乐文库（Music Library of little Encyclopedia）.docVIP

小百科之音乐文库（Music Library of little Encyclopedia） Jin happy A general term for the study of all theoretical branches of music. The general task of musicology is to illustrate the essence and laws of music through various phenomena related to music. Such as the relationship between music and ideology of music aesthetics, music history, music psychology, music education, music ethnology; characteristics of music materials, musical instruments such as acoustic music; music of morphology and structure of melody, counterpoint, and acoustic musical form; and from the performance aspect to consider. Such as performance theory, command method etc.. With the development of science, there are many cross edge discipline research, such as music analysis, music, music, music terminology terminology semantics and psychology of music education, music therapy, music appreciation etc.. Therefore, the content of musicology will be enriched with the development of society and the progress of science and technology. Classical music Refers to the past era of exemplary or representative music (not including folk music). 18 nineteenth Century - sometimes refers to western music, especially with Mozart and Beethoven as the representative of the Vienna classical music or music in the music from music. Also used as a symmetry of modern or jazz music. Cadenza An unaccompanied passage at the end of the movement. By performing (singing) home to give full play to its skills, as a climax of brilliant performances. This is most prominent in solo Concertos for the display of skills. Until nineteenth Century, the insertion of the passage by the composer arranged at the appropriate time to make conspicuous improvisation performers. Modern musicians with cadenza written play, even playing classical concerto is also true. The modern cadenza Concerto usually by the composer to write their own A. Bach, father of music Bach (1685 - 1750), one of Germanys greatest composers, with the creation of the Land Bran