The sound of the piano is like spring water, flowing down from your fingers like flowing clouds; the sound of the piano is like the sound of nature, playing the most beautiful songs in your heart; the sound of the piano is like the winding path of a mountain stream It twists and turns thousands of times; the sound of the piano is like the singing of nature, which cannot help but be carved, simple and natural; the sound of the piano is the voice of the heart, which interprets the ups and downs and journey of the player's heart; the sound of the piano is like beautiful jade, gentle and soft, close to the soul ; The sound of the piano is like spring water, matching the rhythm of the heart and melting into the blood. The following is what I have compiled for your reference!

1: Pianist Beethoven

Precocious genius, difficult childhood

Ludwig .Van Beethoven was born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn, a small city on the Rhine River.

Beethoven’s father was the tenor of the local choir, and he was a stupid man who often drank too much. His mother was a maid and this was a poor family.

Beethoven is a typical child prodigy musician. Due to his precocious intelligence in music, when he was twelve years old, he was compared to Mozart, the musical prodigy of the same name who has gone down in history. His stupid father was eager to take advantage of this to earn fame and fortune, forcing little Beethoven to practice and perform all day long, and would beat him severely if he was not satisfied. In Beethoven's memory, he never enjoyed his father's love at all.

God gave Beethoven a rough appearance, and a short and stout stature - even as an adult he was only 1.58 meters tall. His appearance made him ridiculed since he was a child, and he was not immune to it as an adult.

A poor family, a rough and stupid father, and an unlovable appearance all contributed to Beethoven’s unhappy childhood, which shaped his later rebellious character and strong style, and also shaped his adult life. Vulgar speech and behavior. Beethoven was described by many of his contemporaries as "rude, stubborn, and bad-tempered. As long as he was in a bad mood, he would spit at any time and anywhere."

About twelve years old, little Beethoven Fin met a very good mentor in Bonn - Nefer. It was Neefer who expanded Beethoven's artistic vision, prevented him from hating music during his unfortunate childhood, and established his original musical style. He became an organist at the age of thirteen and composed three sonatas.

In 1787, Beethoven set out for Vienna, the capital of music at that time, and met with Mozart. Beethoven, who was seventeen years old at the time, was unknown, while Mozart was already famous throughout Europe. Perhaps Beethoven's appearance was so ordinary that even Mozart took his eyes off him and was not very interested in this young man. He gave him a piece of music to improvise on the piano, while he went to the next room to chat with others. However, the inspiring and powerful music in the neighboring room made Mozart involuntarily run back to the piano - as a great musician, Mozart's perception of music was extraordinary. He heard endless creativity and inspiration from the young man's piano sound, so as soon as the performance was finished, Mozart said to the people in the room: "Pay attention to this young man!... One day, he will Shocking the world!"

What seemed to be the next legendary story about "a thousand-mile horse meets a bole", but nothing happened, because then came the sad news that Beethoven's mother had passed away. This resulted in a regrettable breakup between two of the greatest musicians in music history, never to see each other again. Four years later, the music master Mozart died young at the age of 35. At this time, the 21-year-old Beethoven was still shouldering the burden of the family in Bonn.

In Beethoven’s unfortunate childhood, maternal love may have been his only good memory. The loss of his mother at the age of seventeen was an extraordinary blow to Beethoven. At the same time, he also has to take on the responsibility of this unattended family - two underage brothers and an unsatisfactory father.

In these difficult days, Beethoven only received some comfort and support from his interactions with the Browning family. Ileanor Browning was his student, two years younger than him, and Beethoven had tender feelings for her. When she later married a kind-hearted doctor, Beethoven turned this affection into an everlasting friendship that lasted a lifetime.

Beethoven also found comfort in the countryside - Bonn's flower-filled paths, tree-lined paths, and the majestic and vast Rhine River. He accepted the increasingly melancholy young musician with a broad mind. Beethoven was full of love for nature throughout his life, and the broad artistic conception and simple melodies in his music originated directly from this.

Precocious genius, difficult childhood

Ludwig van Beethoven was born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn, a small city on the Rhine River.

Beethoven’s father was a tenor in the local choir and a stupid man who often drank too much. His mother was a maid and this was a poor family.

Beethoven is a typical child prodigy musician. Because of his early wisdom in music, when he was twelve years old, he was compared to Mozart, the musical prodigy of the same name who has gone down in history. His stupid father was eager to take advantage of this to earn fame and fortune, forcing little Beethoven to practice and perform all day long, and would beat him severely if he was not satisfied. In Beethoven's memory, he never enjoyed his father's love at all.

God gave Beethoven a rough appearance, and a short and stocky stature - only 1.58 meters tall even as an adult. His appearance made him ridiculed since he was a child, and he was not immune to it as an adult.

A poor family, a rough and stupid father, and an unlovable appearance all contributed to Beethoven’s unhappy childhood, which shaped his later rebellious character and strong style, and also shaped his adult life. Vulgar speech and behavior. Beethoven was described by many of his contemporaries as "rude, stubborn, and bad-tempered. As long as he was in a bad mood, he would spit at any time and anywhere."

About twelve years old, little Beethoven Fin met a very good mentor in Bonn - Nefer. It was Neefer who expanded Beethoven's artistic vision, prevented him from hating music during his unfortunate childhood, and established his original musical style. He became an organist at the age of thirteen and composed three sonatas.

In 1787, Beethoven set out for Vienna, the capital of music at that time, and met with Mozart. Beethoven, who was seventeen years old at the time, was unknown, while Mozart was already famous throughout Europe. Perhaps Beethoven's appearance was so ordinary that even Mozart took his eyes off him and was not very interested in this young man. He gave him a piece of music to improvise on the piano, while he went to the next room to chat with others. However, the inspiring and powerful music in the neighboring room made Mozart involuntarily run back to the piano - as a great musician, Mozart's perception of music was extraordinary. He heard endless creativity and inspiration from the young man's piano sound, so as soon as the performance was finished, Mozart said to the people in the room: "Pay attention to this young man!... One day, he will Shocking the world!"

What seemed to be the next legendary story about "a thousand-mile horse meets a bole", but nothing happened, because then came the sad news that Beethoven's mother had passed away. This resulted in a regrettable breakup between two of the greatest musicians in music history, never to see each other again. Four years later, Mozart, a music master of a generation, died young at the age of 35. At this time, the 21-year-old Beethoven was still shouldering the burden of the family in Bonn.

In Beethoven’s unfortunate childhood, maternal love may have been his only good memory. The loss of his mother at the age of seventeen was an extraordinary blow to Beethoven. At the same time, he also has to take on the responsibility of this unattended family - two underage brothers and an unsatisfactory father.

In these difficult days, Beethoven only received some comfort and support from his interactions with the Browning family. Ileanor Browning was his student, two years younger than him, and Beethoven had tender feelings for her. When she later married a kind-hearted doctor, Beethoven turned this affection into a lasting friendship that lasted a lifetime. Beethoven also found comfort in the countryside - Bonn's flower-filled branches, tree-lined paths, and the majestic and vast Rhine River. He accepted the increasingly melancholy young musician with a broad mind. Beethoven was full of love for nature throughout his life, and the broad artistic conception and simple melodies in his music originated directly from this.

Facing the challenge of fate

Just when Beethoven was ready to devote himself to music, fate showed its ferocious face to him. Beginning in 1796, Beethoven discovered that his hearing had declined sharply. For a pianist and musician in his prime and with great ambitions, hearing loss was nothing short of the end of the world. But Beethoven fought tenaciously and said the famous saying that will be passed down through the ages: "I will hold the throat of fate, and it will never make me surrender."

Beethoven was still in love at that time There is a girl named Julietta, and the famous piano sonata "Moonlight" is dedicated to her. However, the naive and romantic Julietta failed Beethoven's affection and later became engaged to a baron.

The cure for deafness is becoming increasingly unlikely, and he has lost his long-cherished lover. This double blow makes the stubborn Beethoven unable to support him. In 1802 he wrote a final letter, now known as the famous "Heiligenstadt Posthumous Letter." In the letter, he vividly expressed his inner ideals and pain. Anyone who misunderstands Beethoven can find the real reasons and forgive his shortcomings if he carefully summarizes his will.

However, he picked himself up again. His strong personality could not succumb to fate. Still in that testament, Beethoven said: "It is art, it is art that keeps me, ah! I feel that I cannot leave this world before I feel that my mission has been completed.

2: God’s Backup

One night in January 2002, for the famous Japanese pianist Tateno Izumi, it was the most painful day in his life. He was playing the piano when he suddenly heard something. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and fell to the ground. Fortunately, the right side of his body was not life-threatening. In the first few months, Tateno Izumi thought he would be able to return to the stage after a period of recovery. His dexterous right hand will once again play the music of Edouard Grieg and Jean Sibelius with a different kind of romance.

Unfortunately, he was unable to move his right hand for nearly a year. For a pianist, losing his right hand almost means losing the ability to play music. This made Tateno Izumi frustrated and he felt more and more disappointed. One day, his Finnish wife Maria quietly said to Tateno Izumi: " Why don't you try your left hand?" Left hand? Tateno Izumi was stunned for a moment. Just like some people are left-handed, there are also a few songs in the music industry that are specially composed for left-handed players.

Unable to resist his wife's persuasion, he agreed to give it a try. As a result, he took out a piece of music composed by the British composer Frank Bridge for a friend who lost his right hand in World War I. Tateno Izumi began to play it, completely immersed in it. In music, I forget that I am playing with one hand.

From then on, Izumi Tateno began to play with his left hand. However, many left-hand scores were very short and were not suitable for performance in the concert hall. With the help of several old friends, including music students, he also actively participated in composing about 30 pieces suitable for left-hand playing.

He returned to the stage and held dozens of concerts every year, and his music was varied. The composer customized it for his left hand. Every time he played, he sat on a special stool that was as long as the piano so that his left hand could cover the entire piano keyboard. He has filmed several documentaries and even had sex with the Japanese Empress Michiko. *Played a duet together

In 2006, at a concert four years after his stroke, he was completely immersed in the charm of music and suddenly touched the keyboard with his right hand - he had already. He forgot that he was a patient with paralysis on the right side of his body. Suddenly, his right hand could really hit the keyboard and played the song with his left hand. Although it was a bit awkward, a miracle really happened.

Tateno Izumi later said at a concert: “When I played it with my right hand, I had the feeling of leaves sprouting in spring. "At this time, his wife Maria, who was sitting in the audience under the stage, this Finnish wife who had been with him for forty years shed tears of excitement. It was she who told Izumi Tateno: God has a backup.

My right hand can no longer move, as well as my left hand; my right half of my body is paralyzed, but my left half is still healthy, but half of it is missing.

Really, whether it is life or physical disability, not everything we lose; Inspirational Expert Network: Nothing in this world can make you completely despair, as long as you can find your own backup , another door in life will reopen for you.

3: The pianist who walks on her knees. Hee Ya

She is an unfortunate girl, born in an unfortunate family in South Korea. Her father was a disabled soldier with paralysis of his lower limbs. He had been taking morphine for 10 years for pain relief. Her mother had no idea she was pregnant and took motion sickness pills while traveling. As a result, she was born with severe deformities, like a monster. There are only two slender fingers on each arm, and the legs below the knees are long and thin, with no toes at all. What's more unfortunate is that she is mentally retarded.

When she was 4 years old, her legs below the knees showed no signs of growth and were still as small as when she was born. Doctors had to amputate her legs. After the amputation, she was much shorter than children of the same age, and she was unwilling to wear a prosthetic leg, so she stubbornly walked on her knees.

When she was 5 years old, her mother bought her a piano in order to bring her some fun. After practicing for a while, she gradually fell in love with playing the piano.

When she was 6 years old, her mother planned to send her to piano school. After repeated efforts, six months later, a school finally accepted her. However, when she really started piano training, she faced greater difficulties than ordinary people. All her four fingers had no joints, and three of them had no bones. They didn't even have the strength to press the keyboard. , not to mention the repertoire. When her mother asked her to practice, she put up a silent resistance. The angry mother threw her to the floor and forced her to practice and do her ideological work over and over again. After three months of confrontation with her mother, she gave in and started boring exercises. A month later, she was able to play a simple song "Butterfly Butterfly" proficiently, and won the first prize in a children's piano competition held in the city with this song.

In order to make great progress in her piano performance, her mother took her to visit a piano professor and begged the professor to teach her to play "Fantasy Impromptu". After her situation, the professor politely refused and said: She said: "Let's find something easy to do. It's difficult for a normal person to play such a complicated piece. Only four fingers can't complete so many notes!"

However, last time Her success gave her strong self-confidence. No teacher was willing to teach her, so she began to study and practice by herself at home. Accompanied by her mother, she practices 10 hours a day. Due to intellectual problems, she could not read music, so her mother taught her one by one until she memorized the entire music score. After practicing for a long time, her stiff fingers developed blood blisters, and the bottoms of her knees developed thick calluses. In this way, with unimaginable perseverance and ultra-high training intensity, her four fingers gradually gained strength, and her mouth opened wider and wider, allowing her to play double notes with a larger span. After five and a half years of hard work and no less than 100,000 times of playing, she was finally able to play "Fantasy Impromptu" proficiently, and also learned to play with her left and right hands independently.

Not long ago, she was invited to perform in a church in Canada, and more than 2,000 tickets were quickly sold out. During the concert, when her only four fingers touched the keys, they were like butterflies smelling the fragrance of flowers and dancing on the keys. The sound was mellow and powerful, without opening or losing, and could be freely retracted and released, just like a tit fluttering on the piano. Beside the quietly flowing stream, there are still maple leaves floating on the water like fish playing in the water.

The performance was an unprecedented success. People came over to hug her and praise her: "You are the most beautiful little girl I have ever seen!" "You play so wonderfully!" "You can watch it." It’s my honor to perform with you!” “It gives my hearing-impaired daughter hope!”

Her name is Hee Ya, a Korean girl who is physically disabled but strong in spirit

story. She is 19 years old this year, only has the height of a 4-year-old child and the intelligence of a 7-year-old child.

But she relied on perseverance to become a world-class pianist and became the idol of children all over the world. Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, China and other countries have extended invitations to her to perform.

Xiya told reporters: "Although I look like a monster in the swamp, I have never been ashamed of my appearance. I would like to thank my mother for giving me life, and I would also like to thank the great God for giving me Give me talent." We all know that her God is actually herself, her strong and optimistic heart that does not give in to difficulties.