My Piano Is Fake

I have been reading online articles for more than six years. I am a primary school student majoring in vocal music and also a classical lover. I have read many types of books over the years, but this is the first time I have seen such a professional book. It is really great. I would also like to thank the author, thank you. Reading this book gave me a lot of help and allowed me to calm down and think about my professional issues. My teachers taught me professional knowledge, but there are some points in this book that once again aroused my passion and enthusiasm for art. Thank you again, I don't like practicing piano teacher.

I immediately ordered all the chapters as soon as I saw them on the shelf. When I read Paganini's Rhapsody, I burst into tears while listening to the music and reading the book. I don't know what kind of magic this is. There is obviously no touching plot, nor gorgeous and inexplicable words. I just simply wrote a clean story about music. Things can move me countless times. I like the author's writing techniques very much. Although there are a lot of messy and unclear plots at the beginning, the occasionally mixed with some literary and youthful plots can make me feel satisfied all of a sudden. There is a feeling of picking up shells at the seaside. Reading it feels inexplicably comfortable and pleasant. I hope you, the author, will work hard and support you all the time.

Personally I think this book is good 1. My favorite point is also the point that supported me to bear to give up the book and read it. When writing about the piano, the picture is very rich, and I feel that the protagonist has his own soul, rather than a mere pretending to be a slap in the face. Although it is also a refreshing routine of upgrading monsters, what is outstanding is the same routine, playing with different flowers. 2. This is one of the few novels that I have seen that focuses on piano. It is simply the only one. I hope the author can focus on the piano. 3. It doesn't have to be a big ups and downs in the plot. It feels good to do it slowly and little by little. Personally, I like slow-paced songs such as "Leaping Over the Bubble Era". The bad points 1. The writing in the first few dozen chapters is really rigid, routine and template-based. If it weren't for the fact that it was about piano, I would have just stopped reading it. For example, if you want to buy two mobile phones, giving money here is simply extremely toxic. I think the first few dozen chapters should have dissuaded many readers. 2. The protagonist relies on shock value or appreciation value to survive, and the currency of the system is this, and everyone knows that the protagonist will definitely not die. This is very embarrassing, and it is equivalent to giving the protagonist unlimited hooks, which is very unreasonable. It's not that you can't cheat, it just means you have to have a reasonable level. 3. The protagonist's emotional line is a bit confusing to me, but there is no way to modify it. Personally, I always feel that there will be a thunderstorm later. Now there are four women involved in the dispute, and the protagonist looks like a scumbag who neither accepts nor rejects. 4. Check it once or twice before uploading, typos are really terrible. 5. The protagonist has lost what he has learned before, and it is very disgusting to just take it away. Can be turned into corrective exercises. The following is my imagination 1. You can try more, that is, the description of the masters. Personally, I think the biggest highlight of this book is the unknown stories of the masters, or the author's own understanding of the masters. There is also the growth of the protagonist. 2. Can you create a playlist with the same name? Add it in the order mentioned in the book. I feel that more people will be willing to listen to it. I couldn't find the songs I had when I was looking for them, or it was hard to find them.

After reading Chapter 300, the author wrote particularly well about piano playing. After reading so many books, this one is the best one about piano playing. This is also the first novel where I clearly feel that the author's writing skills are slowly improving. Because many people say that the previous emotional scenes are too toxic (I think so too), I suggest skipping all the emotional scenes from about 20 to 90 chapters, and don't get hung up on the math part and logical relationships. After Chapter 90, Duan Ran's emotional scenes have started to get better. You can also start reading from chapter 90 directly after reading more than 20 chapters, and then skip the sporadic chapters about Ye Yi and the tutor. Another problem is that after reading Chapter 300, I feel that the protagonist is becoming more and more scumbag, very self-centered, wanting to respond to other people's feelings but not intending to take action. If you choose to read Chapter 20 to Chapter 90, here is a reminder that the author has revised the text from about Chapter 1 to Chapter 45. Starting from about Chapter 45, there is a serious sense of separation between the previous and later chapters.

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As a person who has no feelings about music, I actually read it chapter by chapter. The author's writing is very good, and the plain plot has a different kind of appeal.

This is my first time reading a music article and I think it's great! Although the author said there is no outline, the timeline and events are very logical. I have to pay special attention to the typos and wrong order of words in the article. As someone who doesn't understand music, I was very tired of reading this. Come on, author! Continue!

As an amateur who started learning piano at the age of four, I really enjoyed reading this book. Due to various reasons, I still did not choose the path of taking the art exam and became a hard-working engineering student. However, this book really gave a lot of satisfaction to a person who is usually too busy to practice piano. Including some of the theories and ideas in the book, it also gave me something to gain and think about after playing the piano for more than ten years. Unlike some crappy super-skilled practitioners (even Flight of the Bumblebee and the like), some of the songs in the book have really never been heard before, but they are really nice to listen to and enrich the music that must be played in the future 😥. Anyway, from the perspective of perception, I think the writing is very natural. I am tired of some cool novels where the protagonist is brainless. I think from the perspective of a music lover, it is necessary to portray the supporting characters' performance of each song, and I will be very unhappy if some things are not written out. Therefore, I feel that since this is destined to be a niche book, it is better to stick to the niche and follow the author's first impression. You can refer to some opinions in the comment area, but do not treat it as an absolute dogma and deliberately cater to it (otherwise it may become a different thing). Anyway, come on, this type of book is really a rare treasure, I will keep chasing it 😡.

I just couldn't bear it after reading Chapter 137. No matter who the heroine is, it must not be Duan Ran! People who randomly look through other people's things really make people's fists harden. Don't say such nonsense as being naive and unconcerned with worldly affairs. This kind of person is uneducated and has no quality.

You posted a book review for more than 200 chapters and said that you also felt that your relationship was not handled well. You will revise it later. When I saw chapter 406, I felt that you were still like that. On one side you were in love with Duan Duan and on the other side you were having an affair with Ye Yi. I was so angry that I didn't want to say too much. I saw more than one male author writing like this. This kind of author who eats from the bowl and looks at the pot even makes me wonder if all men are like this. That's it, you don't have to reply to me, I look angry

Although an average of one chapter is added every day, they are all of high quality. Keep up the good work💪Looking forward to your updates every day 😁😄

One thing to say: The author looks like a novice at first glance, and the subject matter is relatively niche, but this does not become the reason for many people to attack this book. When reading a book, especially when reading a book during a book shortage, we readers should read it with a generous heart. At the very least, if you think it is not good, don't influence others to read the book. Human beings are social and easily affected. Taking into account the influence of others, as a bookworm for ten years, I feel that this book is not so poisonous that I can't stand it. Besides, someone has already written about the subject of piano, and he has written almost everything he can write about (please find the book yourself, I am not here for Amway), so will you be willing to read it if the author writes it again? If the author writes like this, those plagiarists will be unable to sit still. From the perspective of a book review, firstly: the author's writing point of view is very novel, connecting the system, celebrities, and piano. This is what attracted me to this novel in the first place. Second: The author's description of the emotional drama is very delicate. Today's novels really don't need too many exciting plots. As long as the emotions are in place, the compositions of primary school students can also move readers. A novel is like a plate of uncooked dishes. There are delicious delicacies but also some uncooked ones. For the sake of your own stomach, please don't pick out the unpalatable ones. It is also a precious quality to experience beauty from the ordinary 🌹

The number before the colon is the chapter number, and each period is preceded by a tune. It mainly includes classical music and Jian-related adapted pop music. Anyway, it just sounds good. Some of the tracks are just briefly mentioned in the article, and I wrote them just because they sound good. Not complete, welcome to add. The summary is equivalent to the second brush, so I will fill in the chapters later when I have free time. ======I am the dividing line that is blind===== 1: Marcello Concerto in D minor bwv974, Bach's arrangement of piano works, a big starting package. Three: Bach, English Suite No. 2, Courant, Jian can't play it. Nine: Bach, two creative pieces, listen to it. Twelve: Czerny 299 no.36, System Task Fifteen, Nineteen: Chopin, Black Key Etude Op10. No5bG. Twenty: Schumann, childhood scenes. Brahms Op76. No2. Liszt, Hungarian Dances. Czerny 740 no27. Twenty-two: Paul Fatanel, Mignon Fantasia, flute, romantic woodwind work. Twenty-eight: Horse racing, Erhu, a certain student. Twenty-nine: Chopin, C minor etude revolution. Thirty-three: Jacky Cheung, Li Xianglan. Thirty-four, thirty-seven: Three plum blossoms, Xiao. Forty-Four: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 6. Forty-eight, fifty, ninety-five to ninety-eight: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 1 In F minor. Forty-nine to fifty-nine: Higgins arranged a jazz piano piece, Autumn Leaves. Red, flute. Debussy, Children's Corner (excerpt from the sixth movement of puppet dynamic dance). Comptine D'un Autre Ete, Amélie episode. City in the Sky. Sixty to sixty-three, sixty-seven, and eighty-five: Beethoven, Sonata No. 8 In C minor, No. 13 Pathétique. Sixty-four and ninety-eight: Chopin, op.10. No.1, Escape Psalm. Sixty-four, ninety-one: Piazzolla, Fugata, classical guitar quintet for piano, violin, accordion, and cello. Sixty-four and ninety-four: Liszt, Transcendental Etude Feux Follets Sixty-five: Rachmaninov, Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Seventy-one: Federico Mompou Federico Mompou, Chicas enel jardin girl in the garden. Seventy-three: Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue. Grofi, Grand Canyon Seventy-four: Federico Mombo, scenery along the way. Federico Mombo, Three Variations. Eighty-seven: Mendelssohn, Violin Concerto in E minor. Eighty Eight: Scarlatti, Sonata in B minor. Zippori, Little Fugue. Ninety-two and ninety-three: Chopin, Etude op.10. No4. Torrent Ninety-five: Debussy, Piano Etude no.11 Ninety-five: Izay, Unaccompanied Sonata No. 3 Ninety-six: Chopin, Etude op.25. No2. Gyro. Ninety-nine: Liszt, Transcendental Etude Mazzeppa.

I have never seen a story about someone who plays the piano that can make my blood boil. The author is so awesome, you🐂!

I finished reading 240,000 words in one go. Although I don't understand piano, I was very engaged in reading it and the writing is great.

I hope the author will update more. . . . This is the first novel about a pure pianist that I have read. . . I'll order them all if they come on the shelves. . . Come on, author!

Come on, author, there are very few people like you who have rich relevant knowledge and can write well. It's really amazing to be able to bring readers into the novel and understand the charm of music. Come on, stick with it, support the genuine version, and subscribe fully. Gangba!

Although I don't understand piano as music, I still think this is a good work.

A very confusing novel with a great piano theme. A really bad emotional line. Every time I am attracted by the musical plot and poisoned by the emotional drama, this male protagonist is so awesome. I hope Chopin's emotional line will be clearer after the competition.

In order to practice piano and buy an apartment for others to live in, you and your sister squeeze into the house? Do you have to be so poisonous for the development of the plot?

I really like this setting, but after reading more than 20 chapters, the blood poured on me is really making my scalp numb. I heard that the later part is very good, doesn't the author consider revising the previous part in his free time?

I learned the lesson from the last song summary, so this time I chose one song per line, with the number of chapters before the colon. Because there are more than one hundred chapters, the word "one hundred" is not added to the number of chapters to save trouble. For example, "one hundred and eight chapters" is marked as "eight". There may be errors and omissions, especially as Beethoven's repertoire appears too much in these one hundred chapters. It is generally not indicated whether a certain movement or excerpt of a certain piece of music appears in the article. Above. =======I am the dividing line of Uncle Pei======== Two: Shostakovich, Piano Quintet in G minor One, two, eight: Mozart, Piano Sonata in F major k280 Three: Chopin, Scherzo No. 2 In B flat minor op.31 Three: Haydn, C major Piano Sonata in key Four: Chopin, Nocturne in E flat major op9. No2 Four: Scarlatti, Piano Sonata in D minor Five: Chopin, Etude op25. No2 in thirds, played like Friedman's version Seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, eighty-eight: Chopin, Etude op25. No11 Winter Wind Seven, thirty-six to forty: Rachmaninoff, Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini op.43 Nine, fourteen: Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto No. 2 In C minor Twelve, thirteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 17 In D minor The Tempest Thirteen, eighty-seven, ninety-seven, two hundred: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 23 Piano Sonata Passion Thirteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 14 Fifteen, Eighteen, Forty-Four: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 13 Pathétique Sixteen: Alban, Norma Piano Variations Sixteen: Bach Unaccompanied Violin Sonata in A minor Sixteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 5 In C minor Piano Sonata Eighteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 12 In A flat major Eighteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 22 In F major Eighteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 17 In D minor Eighteen: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 29 In D flat major Twenty-one: Mozart, Piano Sonata No. 29 In A minor Piano Sonata No. 8 K310 Twenty-one: Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 32 In C minor Twenty-three: Beethoven, Piano Concerto in E-flat major Twenty-three: Bach, Violin Concerto in A minor Twenty-four: Angry Days, Medieval Church Plain Song Twenty-six and sixty-seven: Mozart, C Sonata in major k545 Twenty-eight, thirty-four, thirty-five: Grieg, Piano Concerto in A minor Twenty-eight, thirty-six, thirty-seven: Prokofiev, Piano Concerto No. 3 Thirty: Wieniawski, Piano Concerto No. 2 In D minor Thirty, thirty-one: Bach, Toccata Fugue in D minor Thirty-two and thirty-three: Chopin, Piano Concerto No. 1 In E minor Thirty-three and thirty-four: Liszt, Piano Concerto No. 1 Thirty-five: Schumann, Piano Concerto in A minor Forty-three: Baccini, Rondo Elf Forty-five and eighty-eight: Mozart, k521 Forty-six: Gtande Fantaisie sur Mignon, flute Fifty-one: Bill Withers, Just the Two of Us, vocal jazz Sixty, seventy-two: Mozart, Piano Sonata No. 1 In C major k279 Sixty-two, ninety-two: Prokoev, Piano Concerto No. 2 Sixty-four: Mahler, no. Symphony No. 1 Sixty-nine: Liszt, Memories of Norma Seventy: Mozart, Two Pianos in D major, k448 Seventy-one: Mozart, k545 Seventy-one: Mozart, No. 20 One Piano Concerto Seventy-four: Bach, Scherzo, Prelude and Fugue in C major Seventy-five: Mozart, Piano Concerto No. 24 In C major k491 Seventy-six: Liszt, Bell Seventy-nine: Chopin, Op. 64, Puppy Waltz Eighty-one and eighty-two: Chopin, Etude op10. No9 Eighty-one and eighty-two: Beethoven Sonata in D major Eighty Two to eighty-four: Chopin, etude op10. No12 Revolution Eighty-two to eighty-five: Beethoven, Sonata No. 1 In F minor Eighty-three: Beethoven, Sonata No. 13 Eighty-nine: Mozart, k448 Eighty-nine and ninety: Beethoven, Sonata No. 9 Eighty-nine and ninety: Chopin, Etude op10. No4 Torrent Ninety and ninety-one: Shostakovich, Piano Sonata No. 2 Ninety-two: Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 1 Ninety-two: Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto No. 3 Ninety-two and ninety-three: Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 7 Ninety-three: Schoenberg, Six Piano Pieces op.19 Ninety-three: Mozart, Concerto for Two Pianos k381 Ninety-four to Ninety-Six: Mozart, Sonata for Two Pianos in C Major k521

Now let me give my opinion: As the number of female characters increases in the future, various ambiguity indexes rise, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to watch. I don't know whether art practitioners like to play this kind of ambiguous game or the tone of this book is just like this. This style of writing is really boring. I have read many similar novels. The popular ones will not take up much space in the portrayal of female characters, otherwise However, the heroine will be introduced quickly, otherwise there will be no heroine at all or a group of female supporting characters. However, the handling of the female supporting characters will not keep the male protagonist too close. It is more hazy, with a little sour and sweet. At least the male protagonist is absolutely neutral. Is it different from a scumbag who rubs against various female supporting characters like this book? This is weaker than harem novels. At least people like to accept one after another. If you jump repeatedly, it will always hurt people in the final choice. It's better to focus on the protagonist honing his skills, performing various pieces of music, beating various people, and then continuously broadening these aspects.

As he gets better and better, the author writes better and better. Whether it is the piano, the story, or the people, everything is very comfortable to write. The plot does not have those vulgar tricks of pretending to slap people in the face, forcing contradictions, and forcing wisdom. But I started to worry about the three girls. The elder sister He Jing left the scene temporarily and will come back in the future; the lovely Duan Duan and Qin Keyuan seem to be in love at the moment, but they are also far apart; the mute girl Ye Yi is extremely gentle and strong. Fortunately, she seems to have mentioned the possibility of regaining her ability to speak. At present, the three girls occupy a certain weight in Qin Keyan's life and heart. The only hope is that no matter how the future develops, no one among them will be harmed. Come on, author! 🙂

Cough (I'm a little nervous about posting for the first time) To be honest, this book is already my dream come true. Everyone who is obsessed with classical music will resonate with this kind of story. There are also those music I can only listen to, those music giants who only appear in biographies and are only evaluated objectively by critics. It is actually a pleasure to get to know them for a second time through a novel like this. I really like this kind of book with a twisting process. To be honest, I really hate the kind of plug-ins that suddenly appear in my mind and then my hands feel like I have been playing a piano for n years, and the extremely powerful plug-ins pop up. To be honest, I feel that it is a kind of imprecise blasphemy. So this book profoundly tells me: on the road to piano, even if you have plug-ins, you still have to practice piano (crying) One thing to say, there is no such Chris piano space yet, I am willing to risk my life to inherit it (how many people remember that the numbers are gone and the keys are gone) (Also, can you arrange a clip of Mr. Bach) (I just kneel down and whine)

The content is really exciting. I hope to discover more stories behind the works. After all, the content of the competition will become the same if it is written too much. There are also emotional issues, which must not be handled unclearly.

Love this kind of article. . Give it a shot. . .

Can anyone tell me where the author went and is he still writing books? What's the name of the new book? Thanks.

This book really requires a certain amount of patience to read, and it especially requires readers to have high musical literacy. People who have not studied piano or understand music will not understand many small details. I can be considered a piano lover, having studied piano for ten years. Judging from some of the details in the article, including the description, the author is professional and has at least ten years of piano experience. This is a book that requires patience to read. There may be small flaws of one kind or another, but the flaws are not concealed. If you put aside these small flaws, you will find that the music world in the book is very exciting.

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