Though it borrows the names of some artists, it isn't meant to allude to anyone. Only the protagonist, whose personality is thoroughly unlikeable, is based on a real person. The gossip about this gentleman is even more entertaining than the novel.
A small part of a multi-act play, a scene before the start of Friedrich's concert. I expected the story to continue until the end of the recital, with the king and bishop unraveling the beginning of the tragedy, but the author did not, so I was surprised and convinced. Generally speaking, writers must follow the rules to finish the story. The past is past. This approach is orthodox in my mind. Elba Serenade bravely breaks this inherent idea. This story is like the crowing of roosters in the morning, waking up people who are immersed in the past. Therefore, I can happily think that Friedrich and Herretz have a long time, and the road ahead is as open as the rooftop.
I hope it's not too late now. Please let me give you a light red carnation to represent my deepest blessings.
After watching it, I feel like I've been sublimated
Finally I remembered, madam, your writing style has a classical, mythical and moving feel.
Although I came very late, I still want to say, madam, you are really awesome. There is a solemn and cheerful feeling in the article, and the relationship between the protagonist and his sister is also very touching.
Although it is too late, I still feel that it is great to read this article. I haven't read such a beautiful love story in a long time!
I came across this article in a compilation I got by chance and came here. Your writing style is so beautiful, elegant and classical, but also very passionate where it needs to be brilliant. I really hope more people have the patience to calmly appreciate and read such words. I love your classical-style stories very much. I hope you can write more touching ones~
I saw this article elsewhere and immediately came here to worship you! It's a pity that Wagner didn't have the good luck to meet his Heifetz~ A very good article, it reads like a symphony described by an adult, quiet, simple, concise and concise. What's even better is that it is a serenade of love~ The other two articles made me BLX...
Paganini is too fancy, even though I have heard many versions, even though the technology is very cool = =
Seeing Isolde, seeing the specially designed orchestra pit, seeing the king's fascination... We can see clues about Wagner. Not only did this person shine brightly in his time, but even many years later, there were dictators who liked his operas and regularly went to the Bayreuth Theater to watch his works and repertoires. Even many years later, he still has countless fans among opera fans in modern China. In the near future, a theater from Dresden or somewhere will come to Shanghai to perform "His Ring". Once upon a time, Karajan's version of the 14CD ring was also one of my collections. There is still a set of his stage live version of the Ring conducted by Levin at home. A grand epic from the Middle Ages. I have heard parts of his works, but never the whole thing.
The artist is usually divided into two, a person who has great talent but not a great personality. And he also failed the Rose King of Bavaria = =
The two people in this story are not so much about love as they are about the fusion of souls and complementing each other. The artistic fusion is even better than what we in the world call love. It transcends all actions and words and can reach a "heavenly" state. In a sense, love is also an art = = Friedrich once "extremely" believed that music is the center of art, surpassing all other parts of civilization. Although it seems too exaggerated, but if you think about it carefully, music is indeed incredible and belongs to the realm of God. Not only in the West, but also in the East. Although Master Heifetz said that music is not indispensable, he also said that music is creative, not imitative, and people who imitate can never become artists. From a religious perspective, creation originally belonged to the exclusive domain of God. People who truly rely on God do not create anything, and everything comes from Him. That's why we call artistic geniuses the darlings of God, such as Mozart, who is named Amadeus...
I don't know what I'm talking about, please Haihan = =
Heifetz and Chrysler... Think of the sorrow of love and the joy of love...
Go back and listen to Heifetz's recording = =
I really like your writing style, please keep it up!
A small part of a multi-act play, a scene before the start of Friedrich's concert. I expected the story to continue until the end of the recital, with the king and bishop unraveling the beginning of the tragedy, but the author did not, so I was surprised and convinced. Generally speaking, writers must follow the rules to finish the story. The past is past. This approach is orthodox in my mind. Elba Serenade bravely breaks this inherent idea. This story is like the crowing of roosters in the morning, waking up people who are immersed in the past. Therefore, I can happily think that Friedrich and Herretz have a long time, and the road ahead is as open as the rooftop. I hope it's not too late now. Please let me give you a light red carnation to represent my deepest blessings.
After watching it, I feel like I've been sublimated
Finally I remembered, madam, your writing style has a classical, mythical and moving feel.
Although I came very late, I still want to say, madam, you are really awesome. There is a solemn and cheerful feeling in the article, and the relationship between the protagonist and his sister is also very touching.
Although it is too late, I still feel that it is great to read this article. I haven't read such a beautiful love story in a long time!
I came across this article in a compilation I got by chance and came here. Your writing style is so beautiful, elegant and classical, but also very passionate where it needs to be brilliant. I really hope more people have the patience to calmly appreciate and read such words. I love your classical-style stories very much. I hope you can write more touching ones~
I saw this article elsewhere and immediately came here to worship you! It's a pity that Wagner didn't have the good luck to meet his Heifetz~ A very good article, it reads like a symphony described by an adult, quiet, simple, concise and concise. What's even better is that it is a serenade of love~ The other two articles made me BLX...
Paganini is too fancy, even though I have heard many versions, even though the technology is very cool = = Seeing Isolde, seeing the specially designed orchestra pit, seeing the king's fascination... We can see clues about Wagner. Not only did this person shine brightly in his time, but even many years later, there were dictators who liked his operas and regularly went to the Bayreuth Theater to watch his works and repertoires. Even many years later, he still has countless fans among opera fans in modern China. In the near future, a theater from Dresden or somewhere will come to Shanghai to perform "His Ring". Once upon a time, Karajan's version of the 14CD ring was also one of my collections. There is still a set of his stage live version of the Ring conducted by Levin at home. A grand epic from the Middle Ages. I have heard parts of his works, but never the whole thing. The artist is usually divided into two, a person who has great talent but not a great personality. And he also failed the Rose King of Bavaria = = The two people in this story are not so much about love as they are about the fusion of souls and complementing each other. The artistic fusion is even better than what we in the world call love. It transcends all actions and words and can reach a "heavenly" state. In a sense, love is also an art = = Friedrich once "extremely" believed that music is the center of art, surpassing all other parts of civilization. Although it seems too exaggerated, but if you think about it carefully, music is indeed incredible and belongs to the realm of God. Not only in the West, but also in the East. Although Master Heifetz said that music is not indispensable, he also said that music is creative, not imitative, and people who imitate can never become artists. From a religious perspective, creation originally belonged to the exclusive domain of God. People who truly rely on God do not create anything, and everything comes from Him. That's why we call artistic geniuses the darlings of God, such as Mozart, who is named Amadeus... I don't know what I'm talking about, please Haihan = =
Heifetz and Chrysler... Think of the sorrow of love and the joy of love... Go back and listen to Heifetz's recording = =
I really like your writing style, please keep it up!