Dreaming can be a boss

"No matter what you say, thank you, Mr. Su, for choosing our Steinway. Next, let's go out together to see your performance. All the pianos in the exhibition hall are for you to choose from."

Su Lu smiled and said, "Then use the piano that will soon belong to me. The feeling it gives me can be called 'love at first sight'."

Everyone laughed, and then got up together, ready to go out.

"Oh, by the way, my friends are also outside. I hope you don't tell them that I want to buy a piano after you go out."

When leaving the reception room, Su Lu suddenly said that he didn't want to let Ning Shiyuan know that he had suddenly become so rich. After all, explaining it would always be a bit nerve-wracking. Let's wait until the private equity is formally established and he manages it for a period of time. .

Everyone else nodded in understanding, Liang Lang also suggested: "If your friend asks, just say that Mr. Wei and I want to appreciate your piano skills again."

Su Lu couldn't help laughing: "Then I won't be famous anymore."

Liang Lang reached out and patted him on the shoulder, and said with a hearty smile: "That's just right, if you are famous, then that qualification is not considered to be fulfilled."

Everyone laughed again.

After leaving the reception room, Ning Shiyuan and the others gathered around the piano on display at the entrance.

Ning Shiyuan was playing the Turkish March. She had passed the tenth grade before, so it was not surprising that she could play this popular piano piece.

Su Lu said to Liang Lang and the others: "I'll call my friends."

Then he walked over.

When he came close, Ning Shiyuan found him, and she seemed to stop playing because she knew that she was not very good at playing.

"Why aren't you playing?" Su Lu asked with a smile.

"I don't want to play anymore." Ning Shiyuan left the piano bench and took Su Lu's arm, "What did you say when you went in?"

Su Lu didn't ask further, pointed to Liang Lang and the others standing over there, and said, "Liang Lang still wants to hear me play the piano."

Liang Lang had already put on sunglasses and a peaked cap at this time. When Ning Shiyuan and the others looked over, they took a closer look before recognizing it.

As for how much Liang Lang wanted to see Su Lu's performance shocked them, just look at Qi Yunxi's stunned expression.

Chapter 1: Will-o'-the-wisp

The tourists who came to participate in the "Centennial Steinway" piano exhibition felt very lucky today, and they were lucky enough to see Liang Lang himself playing, and it was still a close distance.

You must know that the tickets for Liang Lang's concerts usually cost several thousand yuan. , but it is also a big profit for them.

After watching it, just as they were still walking in the exhibition hall, taking a look and playing, they suddenly found that many people were rushing in one direction. It was the central exhibition hall where Liang Lang performed just now, and they were still listening to people. It was said that someone was going to perform there again, and even President Wei of Steinway went to see it.

Immediately, the crowd started running over there again.

No matter what, let's join in the fun first. What's more, what's the point of just watching the piano? Although there are some people who can play the piano, it must be interesting to watch the master play the piano. The technology is definitely good.

But when the crowd came here, they found that the performer was the handsome boy who was last picked up by Liang Lang just now. It is always a pleasure for a handsome guy to play the piano, and this handsome guy's piano skills are so good that even Liang Lang praised him.

At this time, the piece played by the handsome guy sounded a little weird, and the speed of the playing was also very fast, a little light-hearted, not as powerful as the piece called "Majepa" just now.

When everyone inquired about it, they realized that the song was called "Wild-o'-the-wisp".

Most people judge how difficult a piece is by judging whether it is loud enough and fast enough.Therefore, nearly half of the audience at the scene were non-professionals and felt that "Wild-o'-the-wisp" was not difficult, because it was not as fast as Majepa, nor as strong as Majepa.

As a result, they faintly heard some professional people say that this is the most difficult etude in the world, even harder than Majepa, they were shocked, and then quickly took out their mobile phones to search.

"Woman's Fire", the fifth of Liszt's twelve extraordinary etudes, is famous in the piano circle for its extremely difficult two-tone technique. playing technique.

First of all, I will not discuss whether what Rachmaninoff said is right, because the difficulty of a piece of music depends on what I am good at, but there is no need to question the difficulty of "Wild Ghost Fire". There are very few pianists in the world who dare to play it publicly.

What is the two-tone technique?For those who have never learned the piano, you can try this with your hands: flick down fingers 1 and 3 at the same time, then quickly change to flick down fingers 2 and 4 at the same time, and then flick down fingers 1 and 3 quickly, that's it, Every two fingers are played alternately quickly and non-stop, and it is very difficult to play after only two or three strokes. Fingers 2, 3, and 4 seem to be stuck together.

However, the interlaced playing of 13 and 24 fingers is only the basis of the dual-tone technique, and there are many more difficult techniques than this. In "Wild-o'-the-wisp", almost all difficult dual-tone techniques are covered.

The laymen who joined the fun were shocked again, and when they looked at the handsome guy on the stage, their eyes became admirable.

Except for those laymen with little knowledge, the experts are actually the most surprised.

Most of the people who came to see the Steinway exhibition were experts, and when they heard Su Lu start playing "Wild-o'-the-wisp", they were initially interested, and then became more and more shocked, and finally completely admired, because Su Lu Lu played fast, without a single wrong note, played very softly, and controlled the strength extremely exquisitely. It was another piece that could be called perfect.

Some people started to search for Su Lu's information on the Internet, but they found nothing. Su Lu had no reputation before.

However, someone discovered through the image recognition program that Su Lu was very similar to a boy who played the piano that had been on the top searches before. After comparison, he found that it was really the boy who performed at a certain university's welcome party.

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Both laymen and experts don't know Su Lu, let alone those who know Su Lu.

First of all, Ning Shiyuan and his group of "relatives and friends", in Ning Shiyuan's mind, he had no other words other than praising Su Lu.

Ling Anran stared closely at Su Lu's two hands, so flexible and gorgeous, she was speechless.

Qi Yunxi is completely convinced, can't compare, really can't compare, it's too awesome, who is this?Fancy show off, or in front of Liang Lang?

He couldn't help turning his head to look at the sitting over there, his eyes fixed on Liang Lang who hadn't moved on the stage.

Liang Lang, who was wearing sunglasses and a peaked cap, even changed his clothes, so people who had just seen him couldn't recognize him at this time. Even Na Ji next to him was wearing a lady's hat, so I promise he won't It aroused suspicion, and people were watching Su Lu's performance on the stage, and no one looked at them.

At this time, Liang Lang didn't have time to worry about whether he would be recognized. He felt that he had discovered a folk piano genius. It would be a pity that such a genius would not be on the international stage.

A pianist who can perfectly play "Matepa" and "Woman's Fire" in front of a group of audiences shows that his skills are enough to be recognized by the world.

These are not ordinary piano students. After practicing these two pieces, they will get some small competitions and perform in small performances. They still make many mistakes in playing, and they often don't get a good ranking.

Liang Lang looked at Su Lu's fingering very carefully. His fingers seemed to be mechanical, but they were not mechanical. Mechanical was because of their precision and agility. They were not mechanical because his fingers were so flexible and independent. Like an arm, you can move it however you want.

With such basic skills, any difficult song in the world will not stump him, but he doesn't know what song Su Lu will perform next.

Su Lu will play four pieces, two etudes, and two pieces of music, all of which are optional.

In piano performance, technique is only a point, and emotion is also needed. Su Lu's "Majepa" and "Woman's Fire" are purely technical pieces, which do not have high requirements for emotion, or even have no requirements.

Therefore, we need to see which two pieces of music Su Lu will choose.Music is different from etudes, it expresses the composer's thoughts, creative intentions, and contains rich emotions. If the performer can not only perfectly master all the skills required by the music, but also fully express its emotions, then It can be called a perfect song.

But obviously, for expressing emotions, this kind of abstract thing depends entirely on everyone's feelings, and it requires more talent than skill.

In the world, most musicians pay more attention to feelings. Therefore, some pianists who have reached supernatural skills don't know anything about feelings, so they can never be called masters.

Chapter 1 Chapter Three Heroes

After playing "Wild-o'-the-wisp", Su Lu let go of his hand from the keys and put it down. Amid the applause, he squeezed his fist and stretched his fingers.

Playing this piece of music is also a difficulty for him. The independence between the fingers does not need to have muscle memory, because there will be a problem with the ligament between the fingers, causing one finger to move, and the other finger will follow. If you want to overcome this difficulty, you need to practice piano from an early age, so the piano needs children's skills.

If it wasn't for his stronger control over each finger, allowing him to ignore the pulling of the ligaments, otherwise he really wouldn't be able to play this piece of music, but even so, the ligaments of his fingers are also a little aching right now.