The story of Boya's Jue Xian: It tells the story of how it is difficult to find a close friend. Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi are a pair of best friends that have been passed down through the ages. Yu Boya was good at playing and Zhong Ziqi was good at appreciating. This is the origin of the term "bosom friend". Later, Zhong Ziqi died of illness. Yu Boya was extremely sad and thought that his close friend was dead and no one in the world could understand the artistic conception of his playing like Zhong Ziqi. Therefore, I will never play the piano again for the rest of my life.

Mozart’s story: Mozart’s artistic life was short but brilliant. He was born into a musical family in Salzburg, Austria on January 27, 1756. He learned piano from his father at the age of 3, and began his brilliant artistic career at the age of 6. Not only did he perform in the court of the Archbishop of Salzburg, but he was also taken to the Sch?nbrunn Palace in Vienna to perform for Maria. Empress Theresia plays. He started composing at the age of 8, wrote his first opera at the age of 11, and became an academician of the famous Academy of Bologna at the age of 14. In 1781, despite his father's advice, he resigned from his position as musician at the Salzburg Archbishop's Palace and settled in Vienna, the capital of music.

In his lifetime, he composed more than 20 operas, more than 40 symphonies, more than 40 piano concertos, violin concertos and other instrument concertos, more than 50 piano sonatas and violin sonatas and many others. Types of chamber and vocal works.

The Italian musician Rossini said: "Mozart is not the greatest musician, he is actually the only musician in the world." Chinese art educator Feng Zikai said that there is no desire at all in Mozart's music , only beauty. The Pope admired Mozart's genius very much and awarded him the title of "Knight". Mozart was very happy and often called himself "Knight Mozart."

However, poverty always accompanied him during his short 35-year career. It is said that one cold winter morning, a friend came to visit and saw Mozart and his wife dancing hand in hand. After asking, I found out that because they had no money to buy coal to light a fire, they had to dance to keep out the cold.

"I have only written a few notes in my life"

Little John. The story of Strauss: It can be said that his life was smooth and prominent. Even after his death, he seemed to have received special treatment. In the city park of Vienna, we visited the famous golden statue of Strauss. The "King of Waltz" stood on the high music stage, playing the violin with concentration. Behind him is a beautiful circular marble relief. Now, it has become a major landscape in Vienna. Before we finished taking photos, we saw a newlywed Chinese couple coming here to take photos.

Little John． Strauss was born into a musical family and wrote more than 500 works in his lifetime, most of which were dance music, including waltzes, polkas, marches and some operettas. Among them, he is famous for the typical "Vienna Waltz" he created, especially his "Blue Danube" which is widely circulated around the world.

It is said that his "Blue Danube" was created to revive the country's prestige. In July 1866, Austria suffered a disastrous defeat in the Austro-Prussian War, and the citizens of Vienna were in a low mood. At that time, Herbeck, the conductor of the Vienna Male Choir Association, invited Strauss to write a chorus praising the mountains and rivers of the motherland to inspire people's national pride.

One day, the composer suddenly remembered the German poet Karl. Baker's poem describing the Danube River: "By the Danube River, by the beautiful, blue Danube River..."

The charming artistic conception in the poem inspired the composer's musical inspiration. The melody is like a spring flowing through his pen. A wordless "Blue Danube" waltz was born.

After the music was written, Herbeck asked Joseph, an Austrian professional policeman and family poet. Lyrics by Wile. Due to its crude lyrics and inappropriate content, the chorus received a mediocre response when it was first performed on February 15, 1867. Half a year later, at the Paris International Exposition, the orchestral piece "The Blue Danube" was conducted and performed by the composer himself, and it achieved unexpected success. The next day, the French poet Barbier re-wrote the lyrics for the waltz in French. Later, the orchestral and choral piece "The Blue Danube" became popular all over the world and became Strauss's masterpiece.

Wagner praised this work as "surpassing many works of the time in terms of beauty, sophistication and true musicality".