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International Journal of New Developments in Engineering and Society, 2019, 3(2); doi: 10.25236/IJNDES.19221.

Research on the Phase Characteristics of Orchestra Instrumentation Development Based on Artistic Value

Author(s)

Bo Zhu

Corresponding Author:
Bo Zhu
Affiliation(s)

Yangtze University, Jingzhou Hubei, 434200 , China

Abstract

With the development of reform and opening up in China, orchestral music is becoming more and more diversified and delicate in sound combination, and the voice part is becoming more and more individualized. It makes the artistic value orientation of orchestral instrumental method clearer and clearer, and can be more reasonable, effective and calm applied to a wider range of music performance field, so as to further improve and develop the art of orchestral instrumental method. To maximize the possibilities of instrumental playing and seek new timbre to enrich musical expressiveness, each Instrumental Group has different musical expressiveness. String treble open arrangement can make music bright and clear, more brilliant and solemn when playing strong, with distinct personality characteristics. It is the common goal pursued by many contemporary composers. Accumulation has formed a relatively complete theoretical system of traditional orchestral orchestration and orchestral works, which provides colorful and colorful for the study of orchestral creation. It is important for us to understand and understand the development of orchestral instrumentation. Guiding significance.

Keywords

Artistic value; Orchestral instruments; Development

Cite This Paper

Bo Zhu. Research on the Phase Characteristics of Orchestra Instrumentation Development Based on Artistic Value. International Journal of New Developments in Engineering and Society (2019) Vol.3, Issue 2: 157-163. https://doi.org/10.25236/IJNDES.19221.

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