Brief score of Liangzhu electronic piano

The music score of Liang Zhu electronic piano is as follows:

Violin Concerto based on folklore and the tune of Yue Opera, composed by He and Chen Gang,No. 1958. This work premiered at Shanghai Lanxin Grand Theatre on May 27th, 1959 as a gift from Shanghai Conservatory of Music to the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Lina Yu, a student of Shanghai Conservatory of Music 18, played the violin solo, and Fan Chengwu cooperated with the Student Orchestra of Shanghai Conservatory of Music.

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Pay attention to playing exercises:

1, the body movements and fingering should be soft when playing, and you should know that there are differences between 32 tones and 16 tones.

2. The score of this example is violin timbre. First of all, we should imagine ourselves in the scene while playing. Fingers should touch the keys gently, and the "sound" under the sound line must be continuous; In the sustain, fingers should feel like a violin "rolling strings", so as to be integrated with the piano.

3. You can also choose other timbres. For example: "plucked timbre", but its timbre is crisp. Therefore, be decisive and powerful when touching the keys. There should be a pause between notes, and the whole song will be granular when played.