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Chorus' Composition Characteristics in Prokofiev′s "Alexander Nevsky"

Ren Jia

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From the perspective of timbre,human is the golden voice to most directly convey human emotions.In Alexander Nevsky,Prokofiev greatly emphasizes the direct expression of the content by means of golden voice,so that the humanistic concern is effectively demonstrated during the war.Chorus' composition in this work is analyzed to show the excellent ways in creating it.

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From the perspective of timbre,human is the golden voice to most directly convey human emotions.In Alexander Nevsky,Prokofiev greatly emphasizes the direct expression of the content by means of golden voice,so that the humanistic concern is effectively demonstrated during the war.Chorus' composition in this work is analyzed to show the excellent ways in creating it.

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From the perspective of timbre,human is the golden voice to most directly convey human emotions.In Alexander Nevsky,Prokofiev greatly emphasizes the direct expression of the content by means of golden voice,so that the humanistic concern is effectively demonstrated during the war.Chorus' composition in this work is analyzed to show the excellent ways in creating it.

Key concepts: Chorus, Composition (language), Humanism, Timbre, Perspective (graphical), Expression (computer science), Art, Literature

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