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Titles and instruments of Western orchestral music

The titles of Western orchestral music include: "Symphony of Destiny", "Pastoral Symphony", and "The Marriage of Figaro".

1. "Symphony of Destiny"

"Symphony No. 5 in C minor", also known as Symphony of Destiny, was composed by German composer Ludwig van Beethoven symphony.

2. "Pastoral Symphony"

"Symphony No. 6 in F major", also known as "Pastoral Symphony", was premiered in Vienna on December 22, 1808. play. "Pastoral Symphony" is the most accessible of Beethoven's symphonies and is very suitable for beginners to listen to.

3. "The Marriage of Figaro"

"The Marriage of Figaro" is one of the most outstanding opera works by the musical genius Mozart. It describes the actions of ordinary citizens in order to protect their own rights. The story of the struggle between power and aristocracy.

Classification of Western Orchestral Instruments

Western musical instruments mainly refer to orchestral instruments, percussion instruments, and keyboard instruments that have been established in European countries since the 18th century. Commonly used Western musical instruments include: woodwind instruments, brass instruments, string instruments, keyboard instruments, percussion instruments, etc. Woodwind instruments originated very early and are the most rich-toned instrument family. They are often used to express scenes of nature and rural life.

The timbre characteristics of brass instruments are majestic, brilliant, and warm; the unique characteristics of string instruments are softness and melodiousness; the characteristics of keyboard instruments are their wide range and the ability to produce multiple tones at the same time. ;Percussion instruments are mainly used to enhance the atmosphere of the music.