What is so great about a pianist?

In my current experience, the great thing about a pianist is that he can play some beautiful songs very skillfully, his fingers are particularly flexible, and he can control so many cases, which is impossible in the eyes of us ordinary people, so this point is very powerful when he first enters the house.

I think it's like the difference between a painter and a painter, the difference between a chief architect and a designer who paints construction drawings, in fact, a painter may be technically better than a painter, but a painter's painting is more popular, the reason is that the painter's painting can taste feelings, you can see his new in his painting, while the painter's words you can only see one painting, the designer who paints the construction drawing is repeating the same lines, and the seedlings of one line at a time on the CAD can make some houses for us to live in, and the architect is really thinking about the combination of form and function, ergonomics, scale, comfort, orientation, ventilation, he is looking for comfort, looking for beauty, creating beauty. The pianist is the same, when the person who can play the piano is watching the score, he will play what others write, but the pianist is mentally giving the score when he is playing, incorporating his own feelings and ideas, and maybe also having innovative thinking. It can bring artistic impact to the public.

When I was a child, there was a kind of tattoo in the Cheetos circle, everyone had the same style, it was not art, but Michael's tattoo in the American drama Prison Break can definitely be called a comprehensive work of art. I'm now a painter, a designer who paints construction drawings, a guy who plays the piano in a café, do you say I'm talking about painters, architects, pianists? I think art gives people a very comprehensive feeling, and good artwork will bring you a shock to your soul.

Superb personal skills, rhythmic control, and emotional retraction are all characteristics that a pianist should have. I had studied piano for a few years, and it was my lifelong regret to give up. The loneliness and monotony before the success is what every pianist must experience, and there is no bloom without the accumulation of patience.

The great thing about a pianist is that he can flexibly use his fingers and her milk to bring people an auditory experience, so that people can feel something with a different flavor, which is very rare, which is not possible for ordinary people, and I hope that I can also let my child become a pianist in the future.

The most powerful part is also the sense of rhythm, the pianist can play a smart ** note through his hands, look at their hands and feel dazzled, there are a total of 88 keys on the piano, and they can rely on their own free play, compose a beautiful tune.

Judging from the appearance of the ** family, probably no one will believe that this is a classical pianist, with a handsome face with the charm of a typical Eastern European man, dyed hair, a casual outfit, plus earrings and necklaces, it looks like an idol pop male singer. But they meditate for a long time before playing the piano, and then sit in front of the piano and hit the keys like a cloud, and only then can people forget about their appearance – they are talented players in front of the piano.

I think the most powerful thing about the piano stand is that through their flexible fingers, they can control the rhythm of **. Every time I see them sitting in front of the piano and hitting the keys like a cloud, I see some wonderful **, and I play it with a good sense of rhythm. It's very fascinating to me, a handicapped party.

I think the most difficult thing is the pianist's understanding of how the composer felt when he wrote the piece. The pianist must not only have superb performance skills, but also have a deep understanding of **, the pianist is both a performer and an artist, which is his strength.

A great pianist can create beautiful melodies and have a dexterous hand to play them.

Performers who can resonate with the audience are great.

Anyone who becomes a world-class pianist is very influential.

Personally, I like Li Yundi, Lang Lang is okay, as well as Shi Shucheng, Zhao Xiaosheng, and so on.

Chopin, Beethoven, I don't know if Lang Lang counts.

The landlord is good domestic Lang Lang, Li Yundi, etc.

I listen to it a lot:

French piano prince Richard Clayderman (the most famous in the country) Croatian pianist Maxim.

Kevin Cohen. Yukie Nishimura (Japan).

Lee Yunmin (South Korea).

Daydream (Korean-Chinese pianist).

Huang Yong-chan (Japanese-Chinese pianist).

Lin Hai (famous pianist in China).

Jean Hisaishi (Japan) is super famous!

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If there is anything unclear, the landlord can ask again.

The so-called standard answer may not exist.

There is always someone who knows part of the answer to your question.

But the answer will always grow again, and between the answer and the answer, it will grow new answersKnowledge is a living being, no matter which answerer you know, I really hope that you can adopt someone who really helps you.

In the new year, I wish the landlord all the best, all wishes come true, and the family is happy.

In China, Liu Shikun, Zhou Guangren, Li Yundi, and Lang Lang are all masters.

Rubingstein, Glen Gould, Liszt, Chopin, Beethoven, Schippelmann,

Famous pianists in history are as follows:

1.Ludwig van Beethoven

Ludwig van Beethoven (December 16, 1770 – March 26, 1827), born in Bonn, Germany, was one of the representatives of the Viennese Classical School and a composer of the European Classical Period.

2.Franz Liszt

Franz Liszt (October 24, 1811 - July 31, 1886), born in Retin, Hungary, was a famous Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, great master of Romanticism, and one of the most outstanding representatives of the early Romantic period.

3.Chopin Frédéric Franccedilois Chopin

Frédéric François Chopin (1810-1849) was a Polish composer and pianist in the 19th century.

4.Zifra Georges Cziffra

Gyorgy Cziffra (1921-1994) was a French-Hungarian pianist who improvised folk songs at the age of 5 and entered the Liszt Academy in Budapest in 1930 to receive rigorous training at the Donan Iban. From 1933 to 1941, he gave recitals in Hungary and Northern Europe, to rave reviews.

Zifra's performance wins with technique, and the expression of technique is dazzling, but it is often difficult to penetrate the connotation of the work. His performances of etudes and difficult technical works are a testament to his talent, most notably Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody and Etude for Acrobatics.

5.Horowitz, Vladimir

Vladimir Horowitz (1 October 1903 – 5 November 1989) was one of the world's most famous pianists and a Russian-American. He showed his genius very early, and successively studied with Russian and German performance masters, combining the Russian school and the German school.

6.Kempff, Wilhelm

Wilhelm Kempf (November 25, 1895 – May 23, 1991) was a German pianist and composer who was born in Teborg, Germany, and studied under H. Barth and R. Kahn.

I only know Lang Lang, I know that he is a pianist, and he plays the piano very well, and then there is Jay Chou, although he is not a pianist, but he plays the piano very well.

I think the pianists are called pianists and there are now recordings: Arrau, Kempf, Gould, Rubinstein, Horowitz, Haskier