The story behind the violin piece “Meditation”
Louis Carr grew up near a church. The sanctity of the church made Carl yearn for it, whether it be the holy water in the fountain, the angel statue on…
A gentle and profound melody – “Schindler’s List”
"This list represents the supreme good,This list is life,"On the periphery of the list is a terrible abyss!"A weak little hand protruded from the dark red sleeve, and above it…
The Swan Music Usage and Analysis
"Swan" is from the thirteenth piece of the orchestra "Animal Carnival" by the composer Camille Saint Sang. It is the most popular and widely circulated piece of the suite, Saint…
The symphony of fate fills my eyes with tears
Speaking of Beethoven's Symphony of Destiny, I believe everyone is not unfamiliar, and the familiar "knocking sound of fate" is shocking. Before I fell into the pit of classical music,…
Haydn’s oratorio “Four Seasons”
Haydn's oratorio "Four Seasons" rarely has a chance to be staged. Tonight, I have the honor to hear the excellent performance of the Amsterdam Baroque Chorus and the top performers…
Ernst’s Centennial: Fan Zhideng Performs Mahler’s Ninth Symphony
The concert has been long awaited. One reason is that the repertoire I play is my favorite Mahler, and the other reason is that Master Fanzhideng has once again visited…
Japanese Song: The Gentleness of Negative Energy
"The wonderful negative energy and tenderness of Japanese songs" is a phrase I saw in Majiko's cover of the review of the song.In countless late nights, I listened to Uncle…
Eastern Classic Music: The Origin of “Plum Blossom Sannong”
In the eighth year of the Tai Yuan Dynasty (383), Xie An's son-in-law, Wang Guobao, was autocratic and reckless. Xie An hated his conduct and often imposed restrictions on him.…
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor
When it comes to piano concertos, people often rank the three parts of Beethoven as the top three. Even Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major is often…
Yellow River Piano Concerto Touching the Heart String
Tonight, after listening to the "Yellow River Piano Concerto" again, I still cannot restrain my excitement and write about my feelings.Anyone who likes music, especially classical music, must be familiar…