The first picture: The moon has just risen from where "the water and the sky meet", and the sea is "sprinkled with silver light".

The second picture: As the scene changes, the music momentum gradually increases, and the tune has twists and turns.

The third picture: "Suddenly, strong winds blew on the sea and huge waves rolled up." Strong music suddenly sounded. The waves "come over" with fierce momentum, the music is high and exciting, and the rhythm is getting faster and faster.

Legend has it that in 1801 Beethoven composed the piano sonata after experiencing emotional ups and downs. After listening to it, the German poet Ludwig Leerstable compared the first movement of the piece to "like being in Switzerland." "Like a rocking boat on the shining moonlight of Lake Lucerne", hence the name "Moonlight Song".

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The shoemaker listened to Beethoven's music and thought of the beautiful picture of the moon rising on the sea. The first picture: The moon has just risen from the place where "water and sky meet", and the sea surface is "sprinkled with silver light". As the scene changes, the musical momentum gradually increases and the tune takes twists and turns. The third picture: "Suddenly, strong winds blew on the sea and huge waves rolled up."

Strong music suddenly sounded. The waves "come over" with fierce momentum, the music is high and exciting, and the rhythm is getting faster and faster. What a beautiful picture, what rich associations! The author praises Beethoven's superb skills through the association of shoemakers.