What are the knowledge points of music in senior one?

The first day music knowledge points are summarized as follows:

1, composer of "longing for spring": Mozart Austria, one of the representatives of Vienna classical music school, was born in a family of court musicians in Salzburg. At the age of 4, he studied piano with his father, and at the age of 5, he studied violin and began to travel abroad. He wrote many sonatas at the age of 8, and wrote his first opera at the age of1/kloc-0.

In his short life, he composed nearly a thousand musical works, including more than 20 operas, more than 50 symphonies and more than 30 concertos, such as The Wedding of Figaro, Don Juan and The Magic Flute.

2. Bel Canto: refers to the traditional western singing method, represented by Italian Bel Canto. It has beautiful timbre, free voice and scientific method.

3. Phrase: Generally speaking, it expresses a musical idea, but it is not complete enough. Phrases have a clear sense of beginning, and the phrases in the four school festivals are the most common.

4. Music paragraph: It is usually composed of two or more phrases, which can state a complete or relatively complete musical idea, is the smallest independent structure in form, and has obvious sense of termination. Four-sentence paragraphs are very common in song structure.

5. Musical form: it is the structural form of music or songs, which are common: (one paragraph A, two paragraphs A+B, three paragraphs A+B+A) and so on.

6. Traditional western singing is represented by Italy (Bel Canto).

7. Classical music: especially the classic works and styles of "Vienna Music School" represented by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven from1the second half of the 8th century to1the 1920s.

8. Phonetic change marks: each sound group has 12 different sounds, but only seven letters are used to indicate the names of the sounds (equivalent to the white keys of keyboard instruments), and the other five (equivalent to black keys) are marked by adding "phonetic change marks". There are three commonly used phonetic symbols.