The World's Greatest Pianist
世界第一钢琴家
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Piano Corner | Exploring Classic Pieces and Basic Music Theory
"What is a piano?" The piano, or pianoforte in Italian, is a keyboard instrument used in Western classical music, often called the "king of instruments." It consists of 88 keys (52 white and 36 black) and a metal frame with strings. The piano was invented in 1709 by the Italian Bartolomeo Cristofori (1655–1731). "Piano basics" An 88-key piano spans from A0 (27.5 Hz) to C8 (4,186.01 Hz), while a 108-key piano goes up to B8 (7,902.13 Hz). It covers nearly every pitch in the musical system, maki
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Domestic piano competitions are notoriously low-level; they're usually sponsored. And when there's sponsorship, everyone knows what's going on. If the author is so talented, why not have the story set up an international career? Writing about domestic competitions is a thankless and arduous task.
This Zhao girl is truly rude. Even the worst student I've ever tutored has better character than her. I don't think she deserves to be the student and personal disciple of the protagonist, a piano master of her generation.
I just want to ask, when will the author stop spending so much time describing the protagonist eating a lollipop before he plays the piano? Why does it have to be such an obvious candy like a lollipop? Can't other kinds of candy be used? To be honest, I can't imagine a serious occasion with scenes of someone eating lollipops; it feels too contrived.
Focusing on your career is great; love is like music. Can we please stop with the emotional involvement? Adding a romantic relationship feels so abrupt.
I don't like dramas with two women and one man.
I was very confused and most baffled by Chapter 73. Two hours of classes a day, 400 yuan per hour, that's 800 yuan, barely enough for steamed buns and pickled vegetables, not even enough for meat. Most of the money is supposedly spent on lollipops, which makes the world's prices seem different. Is this world severely lacking in sugar, making lollipops expensive?
The author seems to have no talent for writing female characters; the writing is nonsensical and feels like self-indulgent.
I have a feeling the male lead is playing cotton. Artists need to draw inspiration from life, but this guy is practically incompetent in every aspect except for his mechanical piano playing. How can someone who loves playing the piano and not life be the world's best? Is he playing cotton?
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I feel that original works are still more impressive. No matter how well you play a cover, what difference does it make? How many famous pianists in history are truly original artists who made their mark on history by playing covers? Every one of them has at least one classic original piano piece.