About Mozart's movie "Mozart"

About Beethoven's "Eternal Love"

About Chopin's "Spring Sonata"

About cellist Dupree's "She's Lonelier than Fireworks"

There are also some music-themed movies, such as "The Piano Lesson", "The Pianist", and "The Pianist on the Sea"

There are also some specific introductions:

Music maniacs and genius refugees

The eighteenth-century music great Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, in 1984 Under the leadership of Milos Forman, they "returned to the world" and staged a scene from "Amadeus", with Tom Hulce playing Mozart. The story of "The Life of Mozart" begins when Mozart was twenty-six years old. At that time, he charmed the entire Austrian court with his peerless musical talent. However, the chief musician of the court, Antonio Salieri, ) was full of jealousy. On the one hand, he marveled at Mozart's extraordinary musical attainments, but on the other hand, he was worried that his own status would be threatened, so he tried every means to harm the other party. Not only did he instigate the conservative Viennese mainstream music industry to regard Mozart as a heretic, At the same time, a large number of his music scores were deleted. With the sudden death of his father, the grieving Mozart suffered a great mental blow, and his health plummeted. Finally, due to the dual torment of fear and disease, he ran out of energy and died. He was only thirty-five years old when he died.

Wladyslaw Szpilman, another famous pianist from Europe, whose story was put on the screen by Polish director Roman Polandski in 2002, became a The Pianist, which won the Academy Award that year, also made Adrien Brody popular as Wardisha. The story of Wadisha begins with the outbreak of World War II. At the time, he was only 27 years old and was already known as Poland's top pianist. However, as the Luftwaffe bombs fell on the Polish state-run radio station, his identity began to change. As a Jew, he and his musical future suffered greatly under the rule of the Nazi German army. His family members were sent to the concentration camp one by one, and he escaped in time to start his life of refuge alone. Relying on its reputation in the past, Wadisha was lucky enough to escape the war again and again. After six years of war, it would start all over again.

Crazy investment and musical pioneer

The 1996 "Shine" is a film about an Australian pianist who became famous in the 1950s. Films by David Helfgott. In the play, Geoffrey Rush plays David Hefko, who has shown extraordinary musical talent in his youth. However, he has suffered from mild nervousness since childhood, which hindered his musical development. In addition, his strict father's strong will With a desire for manipulation and great expectations, David, who was under pressure, resolutely left his home to study at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where his talents were fully demonstrated. Later, in preparation for playing an extremely difficult piano concerto at the concert, David worked tirelessly and forgot all meals, which led to unprecedented success. However, he was also sent to the hospital again due to the heavy mental burden; later, with the encouragement of his wife, Next, he finally got out of the shadow of the disease and successfully held a concert. This challenging role won the Australian Shafy Lush the Academy Award for Best Actor, and thus entered the Hollywood market, starring in many American movies such as "Shakespeare In Love" and Quills, etc.

Later, the life story of another Australian pianist, composer and saxophone player, Percy Grainger, was also adapted for the big screen. "Passion" is directed by Peter Duncan and stars Richard Roxburgh as Passion.

Gleneagles became famous at the end of the 19th century, debuting long before David Hefko. He is very famous, but the performance and repercussions of this film are far less than that of "Shining Style".

Pianists always give people a classical and elegant feel, but there are also people who can play alternative tricks and create new musical forms. Ray Charles, a household name in the United States, is the "Father of Sao Ling Music" who innovatively mixed R&B and black gospel music to create the birth of Sao Ling music.

"Ray", which records the glorious and legendary life of Ray Charles, was put on the big screen two years ago by director Taylor Hackford and starred by black actor Jamie Foxx. Playing the role of Ray Charles, he tells the story of the hard work and time the blind Ray put in behind his success and his struggle to survive in an American society full of discrimination and injustice, which is both bitter and inhumane. The role earned James Fox an Academy Award for Best Actor.

The Reclusive Master and the Fanatic Demon

In addition to the piano player, French director Alain Corneau took a different approach and filmed "End Sorrow Before Sunrise" "(All the Mornings of the World), brings the audience the story of Monsieur de Sainte Colombe, a seventeenth-century Baroque composer and cellist.

Colombe is a talented musician, but after the death of his wife, he and his daughter lived in seclusion in a mountain hut to escape the mundane world, which gradually added a layer of mystery to his life experience. The French Emperor Louis XIV heard about his extraordinary musical talent for a long time and sent someone to personally invite him to perform at the court, but he was rejected. Later, Marin Marais made a special trip to learn from his master, and his sincerity impressed Colombe to accept him as his apprentice. Soon the apprentice fell in love with Colombe's daughter and became his son-in-law. However, as Marais entered the Palace of Versailles and became a court musician, he abandoned his old career and found a new love. From then on, the two masters and apprentices forged an irresolvable grudge. The music and photography of "Japan" are both excellent. It won seven French César Awards that year, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Soundtrack and Best Costume.

Klaus Kinski, Werner Herzog's good partner for many years, directed and acted in 1989 "Paganini", a story about the eighteenth-century music madman Niccolo Paganini. Niccolo Paganini is a famous Italian violinist, guitarist and composer. He is known as the man who "sold his soul to Satan in exchange for musical talent". He is one of the most famous violin masters in history and is very knowledgeable about violin playing techniques. Many innovative experiments were carried out.

Paganini began learning the violin when he was seven years old, began composing music at the age of ten, and gave his first public performance at the age of twelve. However, due to the burden of becoming famous too early, Paganini was unable to face the pressure of fame, wealth and pressure. He started gambling and drinking at the age of sixteen and had multiple personalities. Some critics once said that Koskinski projected his enthusiasm and uninhibitedness for film art onto Paganini, who had the same wild temperament as him. However, because the film overemphasized Paganini's sex life, Koskinski was in trouble. There were a series of official scandals, and he died three years after the film was released.