The Basic Self-Cultivation That the Piano Performer should Own to Perform Chinese Piano Works
Shao Xiao-meng
Abstract
Shao Xiao-meng
Abstract
Self-cultivation refers to the fine qualities a person has in daily life,including peoples comprehensive abilities of ideology and theory,knowledge,skills,experience,and insight in a certain field. The quality that the piano performer should own when performing Chinese piano works includes the quality concerning not only the knowledge of music concerning piano,but also the knowledge of the traditional theory about music in China.Meanwhile,it is necessary for the performer to absorb the essence of the national folk music so as to improve the ability to apprehend the national music culture. Only when the performer owns these qualities,can the peculiar artistic charm of Chinese piano works be exhibited.
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Self-cultivation refers to the fine qualities a person has in daily life,including peoples comprehensive abilities of ideology and theory,knowledge,skills,experience,and insight in a certain field. The quality that the piano performer should own when performing Chinese piano works includes the quality concerning not only the knowledge of music concerning piano,but also the knowledge of the traditional theory about music in China.Meanwhile,it is necessary for the performer to absorb the essence of the national folk music so as to improve the ability to apprehend the national music culture. Only when the performer owns these qualities,can the peculiar artistic charm of Chinese piano works be exhibited.
Key concepts: Piano, Performing arts, Aesthetics, Piano pedagogy, Quality (philosophy), China, Musical, Art