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Musical Analysis of Chaldash Dance
Socotasi is the representative work of Italian violinist and composer Monti. Chordashi is a Hungarian folk dance, which appeared in the middle of19th century. Its music consists of two parts: the first part is called Lassau, which is slow-paced and full of singing, with 2/4 or 4/8 beats, which is the music of male soloists when they appear; The second part is called "Friss", 2/4 beat. This dance music is clear in rhythm, fast in speed and passionate in emotion. It is used to accompany a duet for men and women. The song "Childash" was written with the typical characteristics of this kind of dance music. Hearing it is like showing us a folk picture of the life of the Hungarian people.

This song consists of three parts:

(1) First, the violin played a free-paced and passionate introduction in the bass area, and then played a deep and slightly sad theme, which was deep and intense, sad and full of expectations, and this theme formed the unique "Lassau" section of Sardas's dance music.

(2) Followed by smooth and gorgeous minor melody. These two melodies have distinctive features of Hungarian and Gypsy music. Then, the music turns to the fast and lively "French fries" section of the Childash dance, forming a cheerful and unrestrained atmosphere. This dance music consists of two frequent phrases, A and B, and consists of 16 partials, which are syncopated to make the music very lively. After a transitional period, the music suddenly calmed down, the rhythm slowed down a little, and it became very clear and stretched, because the music was changed to D major. The violin full of beautiful fantasy slowly plays a soft and euphemistic theme melody with two sounds. This simple and sweet melody is reproduced by violin overtones, forming a touching effect of valley echo.

(3) Then, after the music reproduces the phrase composed of b-bar 16 partials, the music turns to a clear tune evolved from a-bar and played in a major, pushing the music to a warm climax again and again, and then ending the whole song in a clear major. Now it is one of the tracks of the violin grade 9 exam.