Mozart's Serenade

Mozart's Serenade

　　Qi Fengchi

　　When the Czech composer Dvořák was teaching at the Prague Conservatory, he asked a student what kind of person Mozart was. The student answered a plausible question, and Dvořák was very annoyed. Dvořákla took the student's hand and went to the window, pointing to the sky outside the window and asking, "What did you see in the sky?" The student was very embarrassed and said, "I didn't see anything." Dvořák said angrily, "Don't you see the sun in the sky!" Remember that Mozart is the sun! ”

　　Fu Lei, a famous translator in China, also said: "No composer's music is closer to nature than Mozart's music." "Whether Mozart's music has a natural element, we can just listen to his serenade.

　　I felt that his music was not only integrated into the natural elements, but also into his heart and soul. I listened to Mozart and felt that his music was not made, as if it were flowing out of his heart.

　　Mozart's personality and works trickle like a stream, flowing silently, silently shining. His music is like a stream, branching from the main river of Vienna to the fields, valleys, forests, hills of the world... Wherever he could go, his music flowed again.

　　Russian musician Tchaikovsky said: Mozart's music is not as profound as Beethoven's, and his momentum is not as broad as Beethoven's, but I don't like Beethoven, I love Mozart like a musical Jesus.

　　Mozart's music is full of unattainable beauty, and if you want to cite a person who is alongside Jesus, it is Mozart. This may sound like an exaggeration, but when you really enter Mozart's spiritual world, you can hear the sounds of nature and heaven.

　　Feng Zikai said: "Beethoven's music is the expression of heroic heart; Mozart's music is the art of art, and Beethoven's music is the art of life. That sounds a bit closer to reality.

　　Mozart was an Austrian composer who is recognized as one of the representatives of the Viennese classical music school in Europe. He was known as a "musical prodigy" at an early age. As a model of classical music, he played a huge role in the development of European music. Mozart composed 754 works in his short 35-year life, including the most famous operas "The Marriage of Figaro", "Don Juan", "The Magic Flute" and the large religious musical work "Requiem". In addition to these operas and symphonies, Mozart also composed many serenades.

　　Mozart's Serenade begins with a rapid little allegro, and then a soothing euphemism and gentle lyrical slow board; the lyrical taste is stronger, each note seems to contain a strong element of love, the sweet taste is presented with repeated legacies, and then more lyrical, as if the heart is going to be pulled out to the lover; it is like a note bouncing outwards, followed by a sentence of gentle emotion. Simple and bright, full of romantic color. Pour out all your inner emotions at once. Passionate, bright, every note is love, every note is love, every note is a painstaking effort, let people listen to a poignant and sour beauty.

　　Mozart was a life-loving, poetic, emotional man. He loved his relatives, and whenever he talked about his parents and wife, his face couldn't help but flash with happiness, and his tone was particularly beautiful. At the sacred wedding ceremony, he and his wife both shed tears of excitement. Everyone was deeply affected and cried along with them. Because he had no fixed income and his wife Constante was not good at managing the family's financial management, her married life was very poor. In order to maintain the basic needs of daily life, Mozart worked hard, teaching, performing, and creating, and there was no end to it. Despite this, life was rather embarrassing.

　　Mozart was just in his thirties when his health began to deteriorate, and he had to often ask his friends for help. He could not get rid of the idea that this 'Mass for Death' was written for himself, he thought that he could not finish it alive, and halfway through the requiem, Mozart could no longer hold the pen in his hand...

　　On the day of Mozart's funeral, the sky was covered with heavy snow of goose feathers. Several relatives and friends who were sent to the funeral returned halfway, leaving only an old man who was digging a grave..."

Mozart's bones are buried in St. Marks Cemetery, 32a Tomb No. 55. Mozart's marble monument, nestled in the castle gardens, his music above his tombstone, haunts the space of the world.

　　Mozart's serenade, like a bright little lamp in the paradise of music, illuminates the hearts of all the young people in the world who long for love. And Mozart's music is the sun on earth.

　　2019--10—26