Some views on music appreciation
Today I wrote an application to join the Qingfeng Music Forum. There are many things I want to say, so I will post them here by the way, haha!
The following are these applications:
By chance, I saw a netizen on a forum providing a link to Qingfeng. For a random netizen like me, it is a matter of course. I wanted to go shopping. As soon as I came in, my first impression was that the interface was very warm and had a cultural atmosphere. I flipped through some posts and saw that these friends are all music lovers, which felt good. Of course you have to register if you feel good. After a series of regular procedures, you log in and go to the classical area. I saw a classical post from a friend, which introduced some short passages of famous songs and provided downloads, haha! There are recommendations and downloads, this is my favorite. Drive your car immediately and download it to listen. After enjoying the fruits of other people's labor, you should express your gratitude, so with a stroke of the pen, ctrl+enter replied! The result shows that new users cannot reply at the moment. Well, it's understandable, many forums are like this. But after a while, the system sent me a message asking me to post an application. I have visited so many forums and only encountered this in Verycd, but it gave me the feeling that this forum is very Seriously, unlike some forums where people register casually just for popularity. The result is a proliferation of IDs and vests, often making the forum either lifeless or smoky.
But while I am glad that I have found a real music forum, I am also worried about how to write this post. After reading many application posts written by brothers, I feel that I have little talent and limited literary talent. I need to write something It is too difficult for me to write an article as elegant as theirs, so I can only share some of my own views on music appreciation.
Actually, it’s not about music appreciation. I have similar views on many things. One of the books quoted from Fang Long is "Tolerance". I don’t know if any brothers in the forum have read this book. , if you want to be more specific, you can use what Premier Zhou said: "Seek common ground while reserving differences, and achieve common development." Debates are fierce in many forums. I like discussions very much. In many cases, discussions not only allow you to hear other people’s unique opinions and see aspects that you have not seen, but also many times discussions can trigger your own opinions. Reflect on many opinions to deepen your understanding of yourself. Just like martial arts masters competing in martial arts, it is more often about self-transcendence. I think of a sentence in Jet Li's "Huo Yuanjia": "Recognize a true self in martial arts. Martial arts is a means to understand oneself, purify oneself, and improve oneself." ." So is the discussion. But if the purpose of the discussion becomes to refute the opponent, then it is putting the cart before the horse, as if martial arts is not for physical fitness but for fighting against others. Many times in discussions, what we need more is the courage to deny ourselves. Without such courage, we can never transcend our past selves and reach a higher realm. A more effective way than standing on the shoulders of giants is to stand on our own. on the shoulders. Don’t have preconceived opinions when discussing. I know a friend who knows a lot about rock and has listened to a lot. However, one thing is bad. He likes to deny the music that other people listen to except rock. What he often says is: "You just listen to this." Huh?" This made everyone dislike discussing music with him. In fact, he also missed a lot of beautiful music. In fact, why bother? Listening to music should not be limited to admiring singers, bands or even music styles. Many people first look at the singer when listening to a song. If he likes it, he will download it immediately. Once he hears it, he will say yes immediately. If it is a singer he hates, he will reject it without even listening. This is not true. The attitude a music lover should have is the behavior of star-chasing fans, not music lovers. People who truly love music focus on the music itself and its connotation, and don't care who sings it. Speaking for myself, I personally don't like most of Jay Chou's songs, mainly because I don't like the style, but I can't deny all his music because of this. In fact, I still quite like his "East Wind Break" and "Thousands of Miles Away". 》’s, haha!
Brothers and sisters, open your eyes and you will find that the world of music is so exciting!
Okay, let’s just write these. I have a lot of ideas but the writing is not good. I hope the moderators can approve a music lover’s application to join.
If it doesn’t work this time, I will continue to work hard!