How many levels of Adhelina at the Water s Edge piano music are?

The difficulty coefficient is very low, and this piece is very simple and purely entertaining. It is estimated that it is only 1 level 2, and no more than level 3 at most!

It belongs to the fourth level. Adelina at the water's edge, French name: Ballade pour adeline, original name:

The poem to Adeline was written by Paul Senneville and performed by Richard Clayderman. In 1990, Richard Clayderman won the only Golden Piano Award for his performance of an adaptation of Poems to Adeline by composer and manager Olivier Toussaint.

Creative process: Adi Nami, Horina comes from a story from Greek mythology. There is a beautiful legend in Greek mythology.

Once upon a time, there was a lonely king of Cyprus named Pygmalion. He sculpted a beautiful maiden, looked at her obsessively every day, and eventually inevitably fell in love with the statue of the maiden. He prayed to the gods and looked forward to the miracle of love.

His sincerity and perseverance touched Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and gave life to the sculpture. From then on, the lucky king lived happily with the beautiful maiden.

"Adelina by the Water" is not an exam repertoire, if you have to measure, it is about 4-5 grades.

Adelina at the Water's Edge is a grade 4-5 piano piece. Originally titled "Poems for Adeline", "Adelina at the Water's Edge" is a beautiful melody, romantic and beautiful, full of romantic and intoxicating aromas.

Piano grade exam - divided into 10 levels, of course, it is not generalized, for example, the more authoritative **** college will classify the score of the exam as 1 to 9 levels. However, grade 10 is often a mode, and grades 1 to 10 do not have a very accurate value in the assessment, but each level in the exam has corresponding requirements.

Introduction to Piano

The piano is a kind of keyboard instrument in the Western classics, known as the "king of musical instruments", the 88 keys of the piano are divided into seven small word groups, a large two-word group and five small word groups, each group has seven white keys and five black keys, and the seven white keys are repeated in a loop, constituting a complete octave relationship.

The piano is commonly used for solo, ensemble, accompaniment and other performances, and it is very convenient for composition and rehearsal**. By pressing the keys on the keyboard, the player pulls the small felt mallet in the piano, and then strikes the wire strings to make a sound. The piano needs regular care to ensure that its tone remains unchanged.

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I advise lz to a sentence, I don't know how to play the piano and practice this for the first time, and it's hard to get started This is about a level, and the 32nd note is difficult for beginners to play ......Recommend childhood memories, also Richard's, that's not much of a problem

Speak broadly and gently.

It belongs to the classical **.

Adrina (French name: ballade) at the water's edge

Pouradeline (also known as: Poems to Adeline) was written by a contemporary Paul Senneville and Richard Clye

clayderman). The subject matter is more serious. Xiangdou.

Classical ** has a broad sense and a narrow sense. In a broad sense, it refers to those Western classics created in the context of mainstream European culture from the beginning of the Western Middle Ages to the present, which are mainly different from popular and folk ** because of their complex and diverse creative techniques and the heavy connotations they can carry. In the narrow sense, it refers to classicism**, which was the mainstream of Europe during the period from 1750 to 1820**, also known as the Vienna Classical School.

The three most famous composers of this school were Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.