The three requiems refer to Mozart's requiem in D minor, Verdi's requiem and Frey's requiem.

2. Which three plays do you mean?

The three major plays refer to Messiah by Gandel, Creation of Heaven and Earth by Haydn and Elijah by Mendelssohn.

3. What kinds of Chinese musical instruments are there?

Chinese musical instruments are classified into eight categories according to the eight tones: gold, stone, silk, bamboo, wood, mud, leather and wood.

4. How to classify traditional music in China?

Traditional music in China can be divided into four categories: instrumental music, folk songs, folk art and traditional Chinese opera.

5. How to classify western musical instruments?

Western musical instruments are generally divided into four categories: string rubbing, woodwind, brass and percussion.

6. What are the five piano concertos?

Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.5 in E flat major, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat major, Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor and Liszt's Piano Concerto in E flat major are collectively called "Five Outline Piano Concerto".

7. What are the six symphonies?

These six symphonies include Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, Destiny Symphony, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony, dvorak's New World Symphony, Tchaikovsky's Pathetic Symphony and Berlioz's Fantasia.

8. What are the four violin concertos?

Beethoven's violin concerto in D major, Mendelssohn's violin concerto in E minor, Tchaikovsky's violin concerto in D major and Brahms' violin concerto in D major are called the four major violin concertos.

9. What is natural sound?

Refers to the notes on the natural scale, including the notes on (natural) major and natural minor!

10. What are the basic elements of sound?

The basic elements of sound include pitch, volume, duration and timbre.

1 1. Who is 3B(4B) in the history of music?

Brahms, Bach and Beethoven are called 3B and 4B in the history of music, so Bartok should be added.

12. What are the elements of music?

The essence of music is conveyed and expressed through the elements of music, which include rhythm, melody and chorus.

13. What do the old and new conventions of music mean?

In the history of music, we usually compare Bach's twelve average laws to the Old Testament and Beethoven's thirty-two piano sonatas to the New Testament.

14. What do you mean by absolute sense of sound and relative sense of sound?

The ability to instantly recognize the pitch of a sound is called absolute sense of sound; Relative absolute sense of sound, the ability to hear the pitch only by comparing some sounds is called relative sense of sound.

15. The father of waltz refers to the great johann strauss.

16. The King of Waltz refers to Johann Strauss II.

17. Schubert of Austria is called the king of songs because he left more than 600 songs.

18. The London International Conference (1939) decided that the pitch of "Standard A" is 440, which is widely used in the world today.

19. How to define "music" and "noise" in music theory?

Some people define the sound used in music works as musical sound, while others define it as noise; Some people define the twelve keys contained in a cycle on the piano keyboard as "music" and the rest as "noise"; There are also many books that define "music" as sound that vibrates regularly and "noise" as sound that vibrates irregularly.

20. What is music score?

Symbols or characters are usually used to record sound level, sound length, sound intensity, speed, expression and playing method. It can be called music score

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2 1. "The father of symphony" refers to Haydn. Because people at that time always regarded the concert as a place to doze off, Haydn wrote a symphony of "Surprise", in which the bells and drums suddenly sounded after a long silence.

22. The "father of concerto" is Vivaldi, who is called "red-haired priest" because of his red hair.

23. The "father of music" is Bach who was born in a musical family.

24. "Music prodigy" is Mozart who traveled, played and created everywhere since he was a child.

25. "The Father of Drama" refers to Han Deer, the author of the drama Messiah.

26. "Le Sheng" refers to Beethoven who lost his hearing.

Chopin, a Polish composer, is regarded as the greatest piano composer and is usually called "the piano poet".

28. What is AAD/Add/DDD recording?

The first letter of the three letters AAD/Add/DDD indicates how music is received during the performance. The second letter indicates how to mix and edit in the future; The third letter indicates how to copy.

29. What is the China pentatonic scale?

In ancient China, five tones were obtained by three-point gain and loss method, and their intervals were second and third degrees, namely palace, Shang, angle, sign and feather.

30. What is 4D recording?

The so-called 4D recording refers to the recording technology developed by DG Records Company in Germany.

3 1. What is an inflection point?

It's either natural or inflected. Simply put, it's a sound with a temporary lift mark!

32. What do A and D of recording technical symbols mean?

In recording technology, A stands for analog mixing or copying, and D stands for digital mixing or copying.

33. Who initiated the law of twelve averages?

China's law of twelve averages was initiated by Zhu Zaiyu in Ming Dynasty, while the western law of twelve averages was initiated by Bach.

34. What is the Lele emblem of China?

China's musical emblem is the Paixiao, which belongs to the octave.

35. When is the music festival in China?

The music festival in China is on April 5th, which is the same day as our Tomb-Sweeping Day.

36. Among many famous composers, who is called Le Sheng?

Le Sheng refers to Beethoven, who wrote 9 world-famous symphonies and 32 piano sonatas, which are called the New Testament of Piano.

37. Who created the symphonic poem?

Symphonic poetry was initiated by Liszt, who studied in Cherny.

38. Who is the composer who was born in the same year as Bach but became famous in Britain?

The composer who was born in the same year as Bach and became famous in England is Gandel.

39. Who invented the metronome that we usually practice?

The metronome was invented by German Mei Zhi.

40. What are the three major ballets in the world?

Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and Nutcracker created for Tchaikovsky by the three major ballets in the world.

4 1. What is the earliest Concerto No.1 in the history of music?

The earliest concerto No.1 in the history of music is corelli's Grand Concerto.

42. What is a suite?

A piece of music consisting of several short clips is called a suite.

43. What is the order of ancient suites?

The order of ancient suites is aleman, Courand and Saraben Giger.

44. Who is the founder of French opera?

The founder of French opera is Luli.

45. What are the piano new testament and the piano old testament?

The New Piano Testament refers to Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas, and the Old Piano Testament refers to Bach's Twelve Equal Laws.

46. Who is the composer who represents the end of classical music and the beginning of romantic music?

Beethoven is a composer who represents the end of classical music and the beginning of romantic music.

47. What is sonata form?

Sonata form is usually used for sonatas, symphonies or concertos. The first movement consists of program department, development department and present department.

48. Who created this musical?

The musical was written by Wagner.

49. Which composers in the history of western music were pioneers of new music in the 20th century?

In the history of western music, Debussy, Xunbaike and Stravinsky are regarded as pioneers of new music in the 20th century.

50. Who is the composer who gives full play to the piano?

Beethoven is the composer who gives full play to the role of piano in the history of music.

5 1. What is the Russian Five?

Borodin, Kirev of Bahrain, Kuy, Mussochi and Limski. Kosakov is called the Russian Five.

52. What is a cannon?

Canon originated in Germany in the13rd century and was composed of imitation.

53. What is the arrangement of the symphony orchestra?

Generally speaking, modern symphony orchestras can be divided into four groups: string group, woodwind group, brass group and percussion group.

54. What instrument does the so-called Queen of Orchestra refer to?

In the orchestra, the instrument known as the queen of the orchestra is the violin.

55. What woodwind instruments belong to C key?

Among woodwind instruments, flute, oboe and bassoon belong to C key.

56. What are the transposition instruments in woodwind instruments?

Among woodwind instruments, there are clarinet, English pipe and saxophone.

57. A violin consists of several fixed strings. What's that noise?

A violin consists of four strings.

58. The viola consists of several fixed strings. What's that noise?

The viola consists of four strings, namely A D G C.

59. The cello consists of several strings. What's that noise?

Cello consists of four strings, namely A D G C.

60. The double bass is composed of several strings. What's that noise?

Bass consists of four strings, namely G D A E.

6 1. Guitar consists of several fixed strings. What's that noise?

Guitar consists of six fixed strings, from high to low, EB, G, D, A and E, also known as lyre.

62. Among all stringed instruments, what is the only instrument whose pitch is different from the actual pitch?

Among all stringed instruments, the only instrument with different actual pitch is the double bass, whose actual pitch is eight octaves higher than the score.

63. Among woodwind instruments, what is the best expressive and meticulous instrument?

Clarinet is the instrument with the best expressive force, strength and details among all woodwind instruments.

64. Among woodwind instruments, what are the instruments that are good at expressing mocking atmosphere?

Bassoon is a woodwind instrument that is good at expressing mocking atmosphere.

65. What are the most commonly used woodwind instruments in symphony orchestras?

The woodwind instruments most commonly used in symphony orchestras are flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon.

66. Who is the father of harmony?

French composer and theorist larmor (1683- 1764) is known as the father of harmony acoustics. He was a composer in the Baroque period.

67. What is a oratorio?

Oratorio is usually regarded as the theme of the dead. It has characters but no scenes or actions.

68. What is the Paris sextet?

The Paris Six are Yao Mi, Planck, Orlick, Dinghao, Talef and Oniger.

69. What are the five major conservatories of music in Russia?

Alexander borodin, Bala Kirev, Guiyi, Mosuoqi and Rimsky-Korsakov are the five major Russian music groups.

70. What's the difference between music and noise?

Music is a regular vibration and a certain height of sound; Noise is irregular vibration, and there is no sound of a certain height.

What is the function of 7 1. staff?

Staff can record the volume, length, intensity, speed and playing method of music.

72. What are the three major categories of clefs?

Our usual clefs can be roughly divided into treble clef (also called G clef), bass clef (also called F clef) and alto clef (also called C clef).

73. What is a spectrogram?

A music table with only one staff recording music is called a single music table.

74. What is a big spectrum table?

The spectrum of treble clef and bass clef overlapping is the big spectrum, which is usually used in piano, organ and other music scores.

75. What is joint spectrum?

Connect a treble spectrum table or a bass spectrum table above the big spectrum table to form a joint spectrum table. Or connect three treble spectrum tables above the big spectrum table to form a bass spectrum table, which also becomes a joint spectrum table (mixed voice four parts). Or connect two high-pitched spectrograms, a middle-pitched spectrogram and a low-pitched spectrogram, also called a joint spectrogram (string quartet). In addition, there is the total spectrum table used by the orchestra, also called the joint spectrum table, which connects all kinds of spectrum tables and is the most complete joint spectrum table.

76. What are bar lines, bar lines and double bar lines?

Music has bars, which are divided by bar lines, and the music ends with double bar lines.

77. What's the difference between single shot and double shot?

The unit of beat with simple notes is called single beat; If polyphonic notes are used as the beat unit, it is called polyphonic beat.

78. What is staggered beat?

In the ensemble of the same or different instruments, the beats in which different parts are staggered at the same time with different time signs are called staggered beats.

79. What is abnormal pulsation?

When music is played again, in order to increase the interest of music, the time signature is often changed, which is called abnormal beat.

80. What is a strong start?

Strong beat music is called strong beat, and the beat per minute of every bar of strong beat music will be complete.

8 1. What is weak startup?

A song is called weak beat from the beginning. The beats of the first bar and the last bar of a weak beat song are incomplete, but the beats of these two bars can add up to a complete bar.

82. What is mixed shooting?

Five beats, seven beats and nine beats are called mixed beats.

83. What instruments does the clarinet quintet consist of?

The clarinet quintet consists of clarinet, first violin, second violin, viola and cello.

84. What instruments does the brass quintet consist of?

The brass quintet consists of the first trumpet, the second trumpet, the French horn, the trombone and the bass horn.

85. What instruments are the string quartets made of?

The string quartet consists of the first violin, the second violin, the viola and the cello.

86. What instruments does the piano trio consist of?

The piano trio consists of piano, violin and cello.

87. Which composers wrote orchestral music Romeo and Juliet?

Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and Berlioz all wrote the orchestral Romeo and Juliet.

88. Who is the king of the parade?

American composer, devoted to the development of military bands, invented Susa with a bass horn.

89. Who is the father of Russian music?

Glinka, a Russian composer, created a lot of national music with Russian folk songs as the theme and European-style musical techniques.

90. What is scale?

The sequence of sounds, in which any note goes up or down to octave, in which a series of sounds form a scale.

9 1. What is an interval?

An interval is the distance between sounds and the difference in pitch.

92. Who founded notation?

This notation was created by French doctor and music theorist Shu Wei (Cheve, Emile-Joseph-Maurice1804 ~1864) for the purpose of music education, so it is also called "Shu Wei notation". The notation consists of Arabic numerals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 4.