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露丝·史兰倚丝卡(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。根据《韦氏(Webster)词典》的解释,听(Listen)的意义是“将耳朵交出来”。而据《冯克和华格诺尔(Funk & Wagnall)词典》的解释则为:“留心”耳朵听见的声音。所以“听”这个词在本质上,乃是指有意识及有意义的听觉而言。经过了适当的启发及教育之后,“听”可以成为一门独特的艺术。人们听到音乐时的反应通常当人们听到一段音乐时,反应总是不外乎下列几种:1,大多数人会先为演奏者所迷惑住,而不是音乐。我经常听到类似如下的惊
Ruth Slenczynsha (1925--) Ruth Slenczynsha (1925--) A famous American pianist and piano educator, praised by London’s Mirror as “the best pianist in the world” Prodigy as a performance, has taught a number of world piano masters; from 1964 in the United States Southern Illinois University teaching, with rich playing and teaching experience, trained a large number of outstanding talent. Her book The Music Under the Fingertips is one of the must-have references for harps. According to the Webster Dictionary, Listen has the meaning of “handing over your ears.” According to Funk & Wagnall, the explanation is: “Mind your ears”. So the word “listen” is essentially a conscious and meaningful hearing. After proper enlightenment and education, “Listening ” can become a unique art. When People Listen to Music Usually when people hear a piece of music, the reaction is always more than the following: 1, most people will be entertained by the performer, not the music. I often hear a shock similar to the following