西方音乐史(一)之古希腊古罗马音乐（The history of Western Music of ancient Greek and ancient Rome music）.doc

西方音乐史(一)之古希腊古罗马音乐（The history of Western Music (1) of ancient Greek and ancient Rome music） The history of Western Music (1) of ancient Greek and ancient Rome music Brief introduction: The western music and development history is the highest form of art in human art. It is the product of the development of human spiritual civilization and the result of the long-term development of the human spirit world. Music reflects peoples spirit and emotion deeply and embodies peoples spiritual needs, and their artistic value is unparalleled in all kinds of art. For hundreds of years, music has become one of the most popular art varieties for its colorful, deep and broad shock. Can listen to appreciate, familiar with, love music, become an important symbol of improving peoples artistic accomplishment. The purpose of this course is through the development process of the history of western music appreciation with famous music works of the world situation, the colorful students feel the music, enjoy the music full of magical charm, promote all-round development of the mind. An important period in the history of music: Dating back to 3000 BC, music, in its entirety, is roughly divided into 6 stages: 1. ancient music stage: since ancient China, through Sumerian civilization, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, to the end of the Middle Ages (1450). 2. Renaissance period: from 1450 to 1600, Europe emerged from the medieval theological phase, and this stage was the stage of renewal, rebirth and rediscovery of the whole art, science and music. 3. Baroque period: from 1600 to 1750, this period produced music giants such as Bach, Handel and Vivaldi, who laid the foundation of classical music. 4. classical period: from 1750 to 1820, there were representatives of G. g., Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. This stage produces a new form of music, developed instrumental music, which is also more liberal. Beethoven, who died in 1827, was a great composer of past and future. He opened the doo