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Program

W. A.Mozart Fantasie in C minor KV475

Sonata in C minor KV457

L.V.Beethoven Sonata No.13 in E-flat major Op.27 No.1“Sonata quasi una Fantasia”

Intermission

J.Haydn Sonata in C minor Hob.XVI:20

F.Schubert Wanderer-Fantasy D. 760 Op. 15

This year, Xue Yingjia's piano recital entitled "To the Pioneers of the Times" has entered its fifth year. He not only expressed his lofty respect as a pianist with the flowing sound of the piano in the special year commemorating the birth of the piano master, but also followed the composers who went upstream to create a new era at the juncture of the times. pace.

This time, "To the Pioneers of the Times V" will be based on the theme of "Classical Spirit". Perceptual classicism Under the stipulations of balance, rigor and rationality, the composer still follows the musical expression of the mind and beyond the mind.

Classic and Fantasy

Fantasia, derived from the Greek word "Phantasia" (fantasy), is an artistic genre that expresses the coexistence of the composer's fantasy and imagination, freedom and norms, and conveys self and style. In the Baroque period, the Fantasia genre was fully developed by the creation of the Bach family, and in the Classical period, a new paradigm was established in the creation of Mozart and Beethoven's fantasia.

Mozart's "Fantasia in C minor (KV475)" is the most outstanding one of his three piano fantasias. The highly dramatic musical mood contrast and the speed layout throughout the work constitute the principle of the work's spiral development. Has more prominent "tragic" and "dramatic". Whether it is the frequent dynamic contrasts in the works or the distinctive octave sound effects, they are the personal inner pursuits and expressions that Mozart integrated into the genre of "Fantasia".

Another master of classicism, Beethoven, pushed the genre of Fantasia to a more ambitious direction. "Sonata No. 13 in E-flat major (Op.27 No.1) "Sonata similar to Fantasia" is based on the principle of genre structure of "Sonata", but the work gradually breaks away from the classical form and becomes more prominent " Fantastic" dramatic style, as Beethoven once pointed out: "This title is used for freedom in the traditional form of the sonata". Although Opus 27 is better known as the second piece commonly known as the "Moonlight Sonata", the first piece of Opus 27 erases the boundaries between movements in traditional classical sonatas, linking the development of musical thoughts between movements , so that the structure of the work has integrity and coherence, showing Beethoven's experimental exploration of musical logic and structure. Beethoven's "fantasy" also influenced Schubert's piano music in the 19th century. In 1822, Schubert composed one of the most important and difficult works in the history of piano music - "Wanderer Fantasy (D.760 Op.15)". Although Beethoven's "shadow" can still be seen in this work, the "symphonic" use of piano sound points out a future direction for romantic piano music creation.