Doctoral Creative Music Research the Panchromatic Sound of Contemporary Chamber Ensemble

Abstract

       The creative music research aims to study create inventional interpretation of the Contemporary Chamber Ensemble Music in performing the piano in different dimensions was then formed; therefore, the Chamber music has been seriously studied. The melodic harmonization is used in the style of rhythmical interdependence (a contrapuntal tune) with a rich display of various instrumental colours, in which the performers are able to fully express their emotions to create a unique identity for the chamber music that is interestingly distinct from that of the symphony. The purpose of this thesis is to present 3 newly creative and inventional interpretations of the world standard chamber music within 3 DOCTORAL PIANO RECITALS; ‘THE BALANCE OF SOUND STYLES OF THE CONTEMPORARY CHAMBER ENSEMBLE.’ The researcher selected the famous chamber compositions, which are important to the literature from the Baroque, the Classical, through the Romantic eras until the present. They were categorized into 3 types according to the instrumental balancing used for the performance: a group of string instruments, woodwind instruments, and mixed instruments – in order to gather informatic contents from referencing the related literatures, history, and the results obtained from 3 creative presenting recitals through analyzing music, designing the appropriate instrumental to highlight theme and accompaniment part, using piano in place of harpsicord, and creating the dynamics and tempos to create dramatic articulation.