The creative characteristics of Tchaikovsky’s Sweet Dreams:

1. Musical tone: Tchaikovsky’s musical tone is based on folk songs and folk dances, so the music It shows a strong flavor of life and folk characteristics. He advocates that the beauty of music is based on real life and profound thoughts. Therefore, his works have always been famous for their beautiful melodies, easy to understand, and yet profound. He is not only an example of the combination of realism and romanticism, but also a master who is good at depicting psychological activities through music. ?

2. Style: Tchaikovsky used Russian folk song materials in some works, paying attention to absorbing the tones of Russian urban romances and drawing on the results of Western art music. Therefore, his music not only maintains the Russian temperament, and can adapt to a wider range of artistic tastes. ?

3. Sign: An important sign of the attractiveness of Tchaikovsky's music is its heartfelt lyricism. He said that music creation is purely a lyrical process and the freedom of the soul in music. These emotions are most vividly and concentratedly expressed in music in melody. The melody of each of his works is very distinctive and prominent. The tones are fresh and sweet, the lines are euphemistic and long, the range is wide, and the sound flow is ups and downs. These are the inherent characteristics of Tchaikovsky's melodies. ?

4. Drama: The shocking power of Tchaikovsky’s music lies in its strong drama. He is good at summarizing his profound experience of various contradictions and conflicts of the times, society and individuals through artistic refinement and processing into life and death, good and evil, love and hate, ideal and reality, light and darkness, and happiness. The conflict with the corresponding images of bad luck, joy and pain, etc., and find vivid and appropriate musical language and expression means to display it. ?

5. Theme: Tchaikovsky often uses a ruthless and short musical theme to represent obstacles or hostile forces on the road of life. It also describes positive images and beautiful things in a huge space. A sharp contrast. It is this irreconcilable conflict of opposites in reality that constitutes the tragic content of Tchaikovsky's representative musical works. This artistic summary from life fully demonstrates the artistic charm of realism possessed by Tchaikovsky.