
Piano Concerto No. 2
第二钢琴协奏曲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
112Chapters
341Favorites
9.8Score
727Nutrient gifts
815Clicks per chapter
783Comments
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A very happy story, I will always be moved by the emotion of my best friend. This is a story about Boya Ziqi, about Chollima and Bole, about mountains and flowing water, and about the encounter of souls. Music serves as a medium to allow one heart to see another heart. Let one person meet, get to know, and get to know another person. Qin Haiou and Tan Shuo have such a relationship. The author's writing style has a light sense of leisure, calmness and slowness. And the ancient town where their story takes place is like the Chadong in Shen Congwen's novel. The folk customs here are simple and all neighbors treat each other warmly. It is an ideal paradise. There are Zhuzhu who runs his own B&B, Liu Yang who likes piano and classical music and runs a cafe next to the willow trees on the river bank, Long Ge who is enthusiastic and generous, Nalan Jin who runs a teahouse and is reserved, Xiao Hei who cooks beautiful and tempting meals in his hometown, and many many warm and simple people. Perhaps it is because of this that this small town accepted frustrated people one after another. Both protagonists came to this small town in this state. Let's talk about Tan Shuo first. The original meaning of "Tan" is to have an in-depth conversation, with a static temperament of "there is something in the belly and something in the words". "Shuo" refers to a full state after enrichment and accumulation. From the dynamic point of view, "Tan Shuo" refers to the fruition of solid and full results after in-depth communication. It is a thick accumulation but a thin hair, just like this person. He is undoubtedly a young man with a very charismatic personality. He is enthusiastic and free-spirited. He also likes to make jokes and provides a lot of fun to everyone's life. Tan Shuowei is undoubtedly a very tough person. After four years of hard work in college were tainted, he came to a new place and did a lot of work in this small town. Finally, he chose to open a rice noodle restaurant. Writing music at the same time. While making ends meet, he spent ten years. He is undoubtedly a creator who loves music. He has never thought of giving up music for many years. Music will accompany him throughout his life, no matter what situation he is in. As for Qin Haiou, "Qin" is the name of the ancient country, and the land in Guanzhong has the sense of "mountains and rivers thousands of miles away, and the king's spirit is heavy". It is the land where he grew up. "Sea" is the place where all rivers return, which refers to a state of free flow. "Oll" water bird refers to a solitary and lonely way of existence that neither roosts nor falls. "Qin Haiou" is a bird born in the thick soil with a broad heart. Relatives and friends gave him the confidence, music gave him direction, and he chose to fly freely in the wind forever. As a talented performer who became famous at a young age, he was burdened with too much pressure and expectations. After losing confidence in playing, he came to this small town and stayed at Zhuzhu's inn. I got to know the owner of the rice noodle shop, and the story begins here, when they first met. At first, I thought this was just a redemption for Seagull, letting him leave the music, look at the market, the fireworks, the vegetation on earth, and return to his former state. In other words, until Tan Shuo arrived at the river bank to listen to the performance, or until he opened his door on the second floor, I never thought that he was a composer. People's definition of classical music seems to always be elegant, sunny and not to be played with. But Tan Shuo was different. He was a handsome man who locked up his ideals, ambitions, and everything about music in the room on the second floor of the rice noodle shop in this small town. He locked it up for 10 years. Does he want someone else to play that new piece, does he want to hear his 10 years of work in a concert hall? I think the answer is yes. It's a pity that fate plays tricks on people, and it's a pity that it has been ten years. However, fate favored him and allowed him to meet the same genius as him on an ordinary day 10 years later. This is a story of mutual redemption. Rather than saying this, I would rather tell it as a story of soul encounter. Fortunately, hard work pays off, and the bones of reality will be shown in the story with a happy ending. The plagiarist was punished, and Tan Shuo finally wrote the Second Piano Concerto, which was seen by the world and turned into a talented composer whose works were performed all over the country. The seagull stood in the concert hall again with the best attitude. This is like the best ending. If the regrets of the past cannot be changed, then we can move towards our respective futures. So at the end of the story, Seagull went to tour his piano music all over the world, while Tan Shuo returned to that small town and continued to be the owner of the rice noodle shop with his friends. He was a native of Lower Riba, and the bright Vienna Concert Hall and the town full of fireworks perfectly blended in him. "Let's have a bowl of rice noodles." We met each other with this sentence, and we met again with this sentence. Tan Shuo and Haiou, I wish you all the best. I don't know if the author will ever post this account again, but I regret that I found out too late that it turned out to be a work written nine years ago. Thank you to the author for leaving such a good work in such a cold circle. I wish you all the best, everything you want, and happiness. Goodbye.
This is actually a story of mutual redemption. I really hope that he can also encounter such redemption in reality. No need to be upset, no need for ups and downs, just return to the tranquility of the past. Wang Er? It's too far off. Only this is appropriate. Thumbs up for the author!
In fact, I had never really been exposed to classical music until the past few days. When I was a child, because my family was in a difficult situation, I always had complex feelings about the piano or music. I knew I couldn't afford it, so I decided not to understand it at all, but I couldn't give up completely. I learned a few pieces of music that the teacher accidentally mentioned in the school music class, and listened to them over and over again, even though they were interrupted for many years. After graduating with a master's degree in the first half of this year, I finally had an extra period of time where I didn't have to worry about chores (of course I still had the task of being a tutor), and I also had a little more money. I feel ashamed to say that I just bought a ukulele and played around with it myself. But I know this is different, because I finally mustered up the courage to face what I longed for. It was a coincidence but also inevitable that I saw this article, because I stubbornly searched for all the articles about classical music, and because I wanted to understand a world that I had never really been exposed to. I am still timid and hesitant, but I also have a little bit of "dare". Thank you for your words, thank you for your story, it gives me more courage. Although you may not read this passage, I will keep in mind the power your words bring to me. It may be a bit numb, but I will deeply appreciate it. Thanks.
Oops, it's been a long time since jj's comment was swallowed again. QAQ wants to say that I miss Haiou and Lao Tan very much recently. I saw in the article that they have endless things to say just about music. I feel so happy! Later, I discovered that the song Lao Tan wrote for the seagull was "Return". When the seagull returned to Lao Tan's rice noodle shop, it was also a return, and I was suddenly moved!
The musicians thought that Boss Tan was praising Seagull, but they didn't expect that Boss Tan was so otherworldly!
I read this article before going to bed. It's early in the morning. I read it in one go and really liked it. A story that started with rice noodles made me believe in goodwill in the world again. Maybe all sincere and passionate love is connected. The frustrated composer never gave up his love for the staff even if he was betrayed; the troubled pianist never forgot the deepest belief in the piano even if he was haunted by inner demons. They meet by chance, they must know each other. I'm glad I met Tan Shuo, and I'm glad I met Qin Haiou. On this night, the first ray of sunshine was breaking through the clouds, and I saw the boy returning.
Hahaha, from Boss Tan to Teacher Tan~ Seagull has been sincere from the beginning to now, but it is not the little seagull at the beginning, which is great : D Focusing on music is a slap in Xiao Cong's face. I hope he behaves well.
Lao Tan: I am also Teacher Tan Seagull's speech sharing is like a press conference
Ah, I was so busy yesterday that my eyes got wet again after watching it early in the morning. It wasn't an earth-shattering scene, but I just wanted to cry for no reason, ah ah ah ah When I saw Lao Tan trying to hide, I couldn't help but laugh. Hey, in the past, he gave me the impression that he was not afraid of anything and would block the way when soldiers came. Now I found him super cute : D It's okay, you can hide behind the seagull~ I want to see the scene of the seagull pulling Lao Tan out from behind, ah, I can figure it out on my own, haha The performer and the creator are a perfect match!
I hope Xinghai can come back in the end!