Analysis of the Writing Characteristics of the Title Music, Using “Scenes of Childhood” and “Children’s Garden” as Examples

Abstract

In European thought and culture, there exists a group of passionate artists who are fascinated by the intention, passion, and richness of artistic expression. They strive to establish connections between different art forms. Musicians not only attempt to represent masterpieces through the language of music but also aim to convey subjective experiences of emotions and personal imagination to listeners by adding titles to their musical works. This study examines two pieces, “Scenes of Childhood” and “Children’s Garden”, and analyzes the different approaches employed by the composers in portraying similar content.