Who knows who the violinists are in England and France?

Jacob Thibaud was born on September 27, 1881 in Bordeaux, France.

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A person's height mainly depends on the kneecap epiphyseal line, and the kneecap epiphyseal line basically does not grow taller after being closed, and the kneecap epiphyseal line can be seen by taking an X-ray, but there are many reasons that affect the closure of the epiphyseal line (that is, the reasons that affect the height of the person).

1. Heredity (genetic factors account for about 60).

2. Acquired nutrition (proportional to the nutrition of carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, calcium and phosphorus).

3. Outdoor sports, people who love sports tend to grow taller, because when exercising, they can eat and grow bones (especially proportional to the amount of exercise in jumping and running).

4. The amount of sunlight, you can eat some calcium tablets during development, generally half an hour before going to bed at night, the night is the most vigorous time period for the human body to secrete growth hormone (sunlight can promote the production of vitamin D in the first place, thereby promoting calcium absorption and accelerating bone growth).

5. Good mood and adequate sleep (good mood and adequate sleep are conducive to the pituitary gland secreting growth hormone, which is a very important guarantee for bone growth.) ）

6. Environment (Hungarian scientists believe that the height of a person 20 is determined by the environment in which he grows, such as aThe level of education of the parents and the jobs they work also affect the height of the child: the average height of the children born to parents who are engaged in mental work is higher than that of the offspring of manual workers; b.

The process of urbanization also indirectly affects the height of children: urban children mature earlier and are physically better than rural children, and the improvement of nutritional environment is one of the important factors; c.The age at which the parents give birth to their children also affects the height of the child

In addition, the role of the environment is reflected in various aspects, so I will not repeat them one by one).

Finally, if you want to know if you will ever grow taller, you can go to the hospital and get a knee X-ray and the doctor will explain it to you in detail.

May you grow taller, hope, (*hee-hee......

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The violinist is violinist in English.

A violinist is a professional violinist with a recognized status and high attainment. Violinists are often known for their virtuosity, incredible technique, and expressive performance style. Envy.

The violin is a very popular musical instrument, occupies a very important position in instrumental music, and the piano and classical guitar are known as the world's three major musical instruments, known as the queen of musical instruments, and countless violinists throughout the ages have brought us intoxicating listening enjoyment.

The violin has always been a staple of classical ** and one of the most recognizable and popular instruments in the world, it has been played for centuries and remains an important part of many **genres.

In the development of the world, the violin art has a history of more than 300 years, and countless violin composers, performers and educators have emerged. Different violin art networks and various teaching systems have made violin art a hundred flowers and become the best in the kingdom. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the art of violin has developed by leaps and bounds, especially violinists.

Violin Introduction:

The violin is a Western bowed string instrument, also a stringed instrument, which is mainly composed of a body and a neck. The player pulls the bow and rubs the taut strings with the bow hairs, and the vibrations are transmitted through the horse to the panel to vibrate the sound, and the hollow body amplifies, polishes and transmits the sound.

The violin is similar to human singing, from the bass area of a strong tenor to the deep mezzo-soprano-like alto area, and extends to the soprano-like high register, which can be played solo or in combination with other instruments, and is known as the queen of musical instruments. According to historical records, the violin was made by Mokoli in Egypt using a tortoise plate on a whim, and then entered Persia and then spread to Arabia.

In the eighth century, it crossed the Red Sea with the Arabs, along the northern coast of Africa, through the Strait of Gibraltar into Spain, and then gradually spread throughout Europe. Violin includes concertos, sonatas, suites, capriccios, pencil pieces, etudes, large, medium and small acrobatic pieces, and other genres.

In the course of historical development, the violin has formed several schools according to the repertoire creation, theoretical research, performance style and teaching system, such as the Italian violin school, which is based on the performance characteristics of singing and technique.

From ancient times to the present, famous foreign violinists have emerged one after another, and the list is endless. Below is a list of only today's foreign violin masters:

Salvador Accardo is an Italian violinist and conductor. The performance is brilliant and emotional, and can pull the heartstrings of the listener deeply. His playing is brilliant and full of singing, with exquisite violin playing skills, rich feelings, and an unusual sense of **, which can deeply fascinate the audience.

Yitzhak Perlman, the most famous violinist of our time. Born in Israel, he unfortunately contracted polio at the age of 4 and crippled his legs. He is good at expressing the characteristics and psychology of composers of different eras with infinite timbre, and has fascinating artistic courage.

Zuckerman, a famous violinist of his time, was born in Tel Aviv with Perlman, and his playing is as passionate as fire, with beautiful timbre, singing, and excellent technique and expressiveness. Among the many quality recordings he has personally recorded, to fMendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor is the most representative.

He and Garamian were two other students, Jung Kyung-hand with IPollman is a violinist in the current world music scene.

Jung Kyung-hwa, a famous young violinist in South Korea, has superb playing skills, pure and beautiful timbre, rich expressions, intimate and touching, and is the most outstanding figure among female violinists.

Jidong. Kramer, a violinist from the former Soviet Union, is a virtuoso performer with a delicate and vivid expression of inner emotions. Not only did he put a huge passion into new works, but he also poured his heart and soul into many small works that he didn't often hear about.

In a sense, Kramer is an artist who helps us keep up with the times.

Sophie Mutter, a German female violinist, plays boldly and impulsively, but also gently and quietly, showing wisdom and a deep sense of **. The style is calm and faithful to the original, the fingers of the left hand are very flexible, and the vibrato is wonderful. And after Karajan's guidance, "the strings were kneaded more fully and firmly, and the music was played neatly and perfectly."

Karajan praised her as "the greatest young ** genius since the young Gemenuhin".

1, Niccolò Paganini.

Niccolò Paganini (October 27, 1782 – May 27, 1840), Italian violinist guitarist, composer, early romantic musician, is one of the most famous violin masters in history, belongs to the late classical school of Europe, and has made many innovations in violin playing techniques.

2, Pablo de Sarasati.

Pablo de Sarasate is a famous Spanish violinist and composer throughout the ages. Born in 1844 in a poor family in Pamplona, Spain, he studied the piano with his father at the age of 5 and performed for the first time at the age of 8.

3, Antonio Lucchio Vivaldi.

Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (Italian: 4 March 1678 – 28 July 1741) was an Italian priest, Baroque composer and violinist.

4, Alkangro Coleri.

Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713) was an Italian composer and violinist.

5, Yasha Heifetz.

Jascha Heifetz (1901-1987), a prominent Lithuanian-American violinist of the twentieth century; Born in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania in Russia at that time, he studied piano with his father at the age of 3, entered the Vilnius ** Academy the following year, played Mendelssohn at the age of 6, and entered the ** Academy of St. Petersburg at the age of 8 to study under Leopold Auer.

Menuhin, Perlman, Heifetz...