Analysis on Interpretation of Humanistic Implication by Schubert’s Piano Music ——Based on Piano Impromptus Playing

Abstract: In Schubert’s piano music, the eight piano impromptus are the most excellent works, which are not only elegant, lyrical and the pioneer of romantic piano music, but also have higher requirements on the piano playing skills. It is required to rationally analyze Schubert’s piano impromptus and improve the perceptual cognition to fully feel the humanistic implication revealed by Schubert’s piano music. In this paper, the interpretation of humanistic implication by Schubert’s piano music — — based on piano impromptus playing is studied. Key words: Schubert’s piano music; piano impromptus; humanistic implication; performance points; interpretation Austrian famous composer Franz Schubert (Franz Seraphicus Peter Schubert) (1797-1828) has been generally regarded as a great master of classical music and also the founder of early romantic piano music. For the theme and tone, Schubert’s piano impromptus, based on the national characteristics, excavates the folk materials and enhances the song property and lyrical expression of music, thus full of humanistic implication. Schubert is called “unprecedented most poetic musician ” by Liszt mainly because Schubert’s impromptus should use playing skills to play out the tone of the piano and should put the self-indulgent mind on the finger to play out a graceful and quiet short lyrical song from the emotional perspective. For the musical changes, the harmony and rising tone are more dramatic, thus creating the unique musical style. I. Schubert’s impromptus Impromptus was not initiated by Schubert, but occurred in the early 19th century as a musical expression form. At that time, there were many romantic musics in Europe. In such musical creation environment, Vorisek created Impromptus, which was the first proposal of “impromptus”. In a salon activity, Schubert met Vorisek and had a deep impression of Vorisek’s works, so h