This is the last violin sonata made by Bartok. There are many composers who make efforts to make brilliant and gorgeous works when they’re young, but when they got old, they try to make simple ancient songs that had been forgotten long ago. They create ancient songs by old way, and through it, they make their hearts promoted. Bartok also did so when he is old, but he add some elements of folk music to make it sound plentiful, it’s well blended with his idea of creating, and also, it’s his pursuit in life and performance of Hungarian.

The author divides the essay into three parts, introduce the life of Bartok, the music style and the background of the song in the first chapter, and analyze the difference with Bach’s works and style in Baroque in the later chapters, hoping that the original spirit of the composer will be fully revealed in this essay.

J.S.Bach(1685-1750): Violin Sonata BWV1001

I.Adagio

II.Fuga

III.Siciliana

IV.Presto

W.A.Mozart(1756-1791):Rondo for violin and piano No.373

A.Dvorak(1841-1904):Romance for violin and piano op.11

S.Prokofieff(1891-1953):Violin concerto No.2 op.63

I.Allegro moderato

II.Andante assai

III.Allegro, ben marcato