Tell me how you can hear the author s personality from a tune?

Taking the piano as an example, famous pianists such as Gould, Kempf, Barenboim, Gilels, Richter and others have performed some Beethoven sonatas. First of all, it's easy to distinguish who is who from a side-by-side comparison. After all, everyone has a lot of characteristics.

However, it is not so much that you can hear the personality, but that you can hear the usual handling routines or habits of each of them.

I don't think it's that different, if you play Mozart with the taste of Mozart, it would be wrong to play Mozart as Chopin. Each work has its own style, and the composer has already positioned it well when it was born. The treatment of the music is still in accordance with the original regulations, even if there is a little personal treatment, the general style is still the same, and it is too mysterious to be able to hear the personality of the performer.

My impression is that Kempf is gentle and serious, every time I listen to his **, it is a tone, there are no ups and downs, and I feel like a gentle person.

Kramer, who must have been a very naughty man, because his tunes were originally peaceful, and suddenly there was a feeling of jumping high notes.

Personality is one aspect of a player's style, but there are many other factors besides personality, such as understanding of different repertoire, the skill and ability of the performer, and the influence of others (e.g. Celibidak and Furtwängler).

Whenever I listen to a solo, it seems as if such a person really exists, he sits in front of you, as if he is telling you a story, and I feel that he is a person with a story.

About 5 years ago, I heard Isaac Perlman's student Hahn-Bin live, who claimed to be the violinist's Lady Gaga, and a warm Christmas song "Silent Night" was played like a hell of a ghost crying, and I thought he was a naughty person.

I have heard people pull Carmen, and there is no feeling of Carmen in the opera who is full of charm and charms all beings, but I feel that he is a feeling of heat.

Of course, it depends on feelings, and this very subjective thing can only be judged by feelings, and there are no formulas and theorems to refer to.