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露丝·史兰倩丝卡(Ruth Slenczynsha 1925-)美国著名钢琴家、钢琴教育家,被伦敦《镜报》誉为“当代最优秀的女钢琴家”;4岁起就以音乐神童的身份演出,曾师从多位世界钢琴大师;1964年起在美国南伊利诺伊大学任教,具有丰富的演奏和教学经验,培养了大批杰出的人才。她的著作《指尖下的音乐》是习琴者必备参考书目之一。一首精致的乐曲,我们不应仅止于“学会”它,更应该将之“吸收”进我们的体内,使它成为你我身体的一部分;不仅相似于你的手指、牙齿等器官,更形同你的心智,能够随着时间的更移而成长、成熟。在我们意欲“吸收”一首乐曲之前,很重要的是,你必须毫不迟疑地为这首音乐所“吸引”住。你的心情就像是陷入了热恋,被这音乐迷得神魂颠倒、心荡神驰,内心燃烧着巨大的热情想要得到它,甚至愿意奉献出所有的努力,改正
Ruth Slenczynsha (1925-) Ruth Slenczynsha (1925-) A famous pianist and piano educator in the United States, hailed as “the best pianist of the day” by The Mirror in London; She has taught at many world piano masters and has taught at Southern Illinois University since 1964. She has rich playing and teaching experience and has trained a large number of outstanding talents. Her book The Music Under the Fingertips is one of the must-have references for harps. An exquisite piece of music, we should not just “learn” it, but “absorb” it into our bodies, making it part of your body; not only similar to your fingers and teeth And other organs, more in line with your mind, able to grow and mature over time. Before we try to “suck” a piece of music, it is important that you “breathe in” the piece of music without hesitation. Your mood is like falling in love, being mesmerized by this fan of music, heart-warming, heart burning with great passion to get it, and even willing to sacrifice all efforts to correct