The Butterfly Lovers electronic piano score is as follows:

Based on folklore and Yue opera tunes, it is a violin concerto composed by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang in 1958. The work premiered at the Lyceum Theater in Shanghai on May 27, 1959 as a tribute work from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Yu Lina, an 18-year-old student of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music at the time, served as the violin soloist, and Fan Chengwu conducted the concerto of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music student orchestra.

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Note on playing practice matters:

1. When playing, your body movements and fingerings should be gentle, and you should understand the thirty-second notes and dotted sixteenth notes.

2. This example music score uses violin timbre. First of all, when we play, we must imagine ourselves in the scene. Your fingers should touch the keys softly, and the "tones" under the legato lines must be continuous and continuous; on the extended notes, your fingers should have a feeling similar to the "vibrato" of a violin, so that you can integrate yourself with the piano.

3. You can also choose other sounds. For example: "plucked tone", but its tone is crisp. Therefore, be decisive and forceful when touching the keys. There should be a disconnect between notes and notes, and the whole piece will be grainy when played.