movement

movement

Movement, a term of music, is a complete part of a large classical music work (such as symphony, Concerto, etc.) composed of multiple internal complete parts. In a musical work, each movement is generally arranged according to distinct speed, style and beat. The title of the movement generally describes its speed (such as Allegro, Adagio, etc.), style (such as "Allegro of passion", etc.) or form (such as "Minuet", etc.).

Musical terms

Movement is an organic part of large-scale suite, such as symphony, Sonata, etc. It is relatively independent in structure and can be played alone.

array

The movement arrangement of classical symphonies is as follows:

First movement: Allegro

Second movement: Adagio

Third movement: Minuet

Movement 4: Allegro

Other meanings

source

The movement originally refers to the chapter of the music book, and refers to the poetry (or article) that can be accompanied by music. In the book of rites, qulixia: "if you live in a funeral, if you don't read the funeral, you will be buried and sacrificed. I'll go back to normal and read the movement. " "New Tang poetry · biography of Li Bai:" the emperor sitting in the chenxiangzi pavilion has a sense of meaning, and wants to get Bai as the movement. "

Ancient poems referring to music

Later, it also refers to the poems that can enter music.

In the book of rites, qulixia: "in mourning, if you are not buried, you should read funeral rites, if you are buried, you should read sacrificial rites. I'll go back to normal and read the movement. " Kong yingdashu: "movement is the chapter of music book and poetry."

In the book of Jin Yue Zhi, it is said that "since the chaos in Tokyo in the Han Dynasty, there is no music of gold and stone. The music movement is missing and can't be known again."

Tang Hanyu's "Xie Shangbiao, the governor of Chaozhou" said: "it is appropriate to set the movement to tell the gods, to visit Mount Tai in the East, and to perform the emperor's service."

In the volume of GUI Er Ji written by Zhang Duanyi of Song Dynasty, "since the period of xuanzheng, Zhou Meicheng and Liu Qiqing have come forth in large numbers and made their own movements."

In Song Yan Fu Hui written by Xu Shiluan of the Qing Dynasty, "I see the second young master saying:" if you recite the Gong's music for a long time, you are willing to get the Gong's jokes calmly. "

Extension

It is now extended to the best part or stage of a thing. For example: "the construction of this project will become the most magnificent movement of our company this year.".

Guo Moruo's "Li Bai and Du Fu · Du Fu's class consciousness": "(Sanli and Sanbie) are six independent poems, but they can also be seen as a movement divided into six sections under one theme."

Haoran's "sunny day" Chapter 51: "the agricultural society seems to be doing a happy event, inviting a group of drummers to play a touching movement."