There's Something Fishy About My Piano

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.

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.

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

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 🌹

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 😁😄

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!