Piano masterpiece

Many people list a series of tracks for you, and I won't learn them. Let me briefly introduce my music appreciation.

I have been listening to classical music since primary school, such as Beethoven's symphonies, but I often get bored.

Later, I began to listen to Chopin in junior high school, and I felt really empathetic and had a say.

I strongly suggest that you start with Chopin and then go to Beethoven and Mozart. Chopin's music is much more beautiful and profound than pop songs. I believe you will agree with me in the future.

As for Chopin, I have heard all his works now.

I suggest you start listening to these:

Polish dance (18), serenade (2 1), prelude (26). If you learn piano, you can listen to etudes (27 songs).

There is no need to learn music, just pay attention to one thing: listen repeatedly, and it is best to listen again in a few days. Often you can't hear anything for the first time, and then the taste comes out. After listening to it three or four times, you will be deeply moved. This is the difference between classical and popular.

In addition, write that you need a brief understanding of the time and basic development of classical music:

1, origin-ancient Greek and Roman music

2. Medieval music, as long as it is multi-voice vocal music and instrumental music (this is called "polyphony"), is mostly religious music.

3. Baroque period. Very famous, the peak of polyphony is Bach (1685- 1750) and Handel, and Bach's Year of Life can be regarded as a representative of this period.

4. Classical period. Haydn, Mozart (1756- 1792) and Beethoven (1770- 1824) were born in turn.

5. Romantic period. Representative figures are Chopin (18 10- 1849), Liszt (181-forgotten), Tchaikovsky, Schumann, Schubert, Brahms, etc. In my opinion, the music of this period is the best.

6. Impressionism. Debussy was founded. Big name, small voice. Started to get a little rebellious.

7. Various modern music schools. Let's not talk about this. The music style is unacceptable. I suggest that we study these later.

As for music, you'd better buy it, regardless of the version. I like ordinary works of art in China, probably a plate in 35 yuan.

You can also find it on verycd, but you will listen carefully to the discs you buy.

As for literacy, Pro has pamphlets on many CDs, which I like very much. Of course, books are more specific. I have read two books about the history of music.