School Grass - William Castle

Chapter 70 Chopin's Serenade

Chopin's Serenade

If An Yuxi knew that An Xihao, a demon, had turned out all of Paganini's "E-flat Major", his eyes would widen and he would be speechless with anger.

"24 Capriccios" set of caprices has been regarded as a source of inspiration by various composers later, but was considered too difficult by violinists from all over the world to perform.

What's more, "E flat major", because it is too difficult to play, the current performers generally raise it by half a note and change it to D major.The complexity and magnificence of its technique is still the realm that violinists are fascinated by.It can be said that Paganini is the originator of the "virtuoso school" in today's music world.

However, there is one aspect of An Xihao's personality that is similar to Paganini's, that is passion. As long as music has a burst of passion, it doesn't have to rise to a philosophical height to be considered extreme.

For example, he feels that to understand the violin, it is not necessary to play the most extreme sound of nature.

As long as the music is happy, it has nothing to do with the difficulty, but has a relationship with spirituality. Hua Xiaoyi's inner spiritual mastery of music made him sigh and be shocked.

An Xihao's thinking is sometimes capricious and sensitive like a child, and sometimes it is incredible like a devil.

"The posture of playing the violin is very standard."

The standard is elegant.An Xihao stood on the balcony talking with Hua Xiaoyi.But he always only praises half of others, it won't make you proud, but it won't make you despair either.

"Oh, because I used to practice the stretching posture for a week, and during that week, I practiced it for six hours a day. Moreover, I also insist on practicing the stretching posture for two hours a day. Then I did the etude, because, Brother Yuxi said that basic skills are very important!"

Hua Xiaoyi smiled and continued to practice Chopin's "Serenade".

To be honest, if you practice carefully and think about it carefully, the artistic conception depicted in Chopin's "Serenade" and Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight in the Lotus Pond" really has some similarities.

Overall, the styles of both are fresh and natural, expressing a free and peaceful mood.

In particular, Chopin's unique detachment from the mundane world and his detached temperament are in harmony with Zhu Ziqing's pursuit of pure freedom.The whispering music is exactly like what is described in the article—like tonight, under the boundless moon, one can think about anything, think about nothing, and feel like a free person.This feeling is equally beautiful and comfortable, like a free and happy wind, gently blowing across the vast and clean fields.

That's the fun of the violin!
Although Hua Xiaoyi was still wandering in the palace of music, An Xihao's feeling was different.

The phrase "Brother Yuxi" made An Xihao lower his eyes, feeling very upset.

Therefore, he threw four sheet music to Hua Xiaoyi very capriciously and viciously, and deliberately lowered his tone and said: "These are four very simple pieces, similar to what you are playing now. Therefore, this simple and cheerful The piece is very suitable for you. Believe me, you will be able to play it soon."

After finishing speaking, An Xihao went downstairs sullenly.

An Xihao's stinky face has never been drafted even when lying.There is no way that he dared to tell Hua Xiaoyi that Paganini's "E flat major" is an etude for beginners, and other songs can be imagined--An Xihao is really a devil training division!And when you tell a lie, you never blush!

Hua Xiaoyi picked up the score and looked at it. It read: Beethoven's "Violin Concerto in D Major", Mendelssohn's "Violin Concerto in E Minor", Tchaikovsky's "Violin Concerto in D Major", Brahms "Violin Concerto in D Major".

Wow, they are all celebrities, she likes Lao Bei and Lao Chai the most.Because she likes Lao Bei's "Ode to Joy" and Lao Chai's "Swan Lake", she decided to practice Lao Bei and Lao Chai's violin concerto first.whee……

(End of this chapter)