"Brother, don't be sad, just say it casually" comes from which famous song?

"Moonlight Song" Brother, don't be sad, I'm just talking. This sentence refers to the blind girl wanting to hear Beethoven's performance, and asking her brother not to be sad about it.

Appreciation: The girl said: "Brother, don't be sad, I just said it casually."

This is the verbal description of the blind girl "Just say it", which illustrates She is considerate and understanding of her brother. She fully understands what he said: "Concert tickets are too expensive and we are too poor." She feels uneasy and regrets about her unreasonable request.

This "casual talk" makes us feel the blind girl's understanding, makes us feel a touch of sadness and sourness, and makes us feel that the blind girl is forced by life, and Suppress your inner helplessness for your love for music.

Extended information:

This article mainly talks about how more than two hundred years ago, Beethoven came to perform in a small town on the Rhine River. While walking at night, he was intermittently Attracted by the sound of the piano, he came to a hut. He heard the conversation between the brother and sister in the hut, couldn't help but walked into the hut, played a song of his own for the brothers and sisters, and improvised the legendary story of Moonlight Song.

1. The moonlight shines through the window, and everything in the hut seems to be covered with silver gauze. Beethoven looked at the brother and sister standing beside him, and pressed the keys in the quiet moonlight.

"Qingyou": beautiful and quiet. Under the clear moonlight, everything is so hazy, beautiful, elegant and quiet. Such beauty outweighs the simplicity and desolation of the hut.

Beethoven was deeply moved by this situation. He "looked at" the poor brother and sister, and his sympathy arose spontaneously. Yes, beautiful music should also be given to poor people who love music. Thinking like this, he couldn't help but press the keys.

2. He seemed to be facing the sea, and the moon was rising from where the water and the sky met. The sparkling sea surface was instantly filled with silver light. The moon rises higher and higher, passing through wisps of veil-like clouds. The waves, illuminated by the moon, surge towards the shore one after another...

"Water and sky connect": Water and sky are connected together. "Microwave sparkling": Tiny waves sparkle, describing the appearance of clear water. "Instant time": a very short time.

The shoemaker listened to Beethoven's music and thought of the beautiful moon rising over the sea. The first picture: The moon has just risen from where "the water and the sky meet", and the sea is "sprinkled with silver light". As the scene changes, the musical momentum gradually increases and the tune takes twists and turns. The third picture: "Suddenly, strong winds blew on the sea and huge waves rolled up."

Strong music suddenly sounded. The waves "come over" with fierce momentum, the music is high and exciting, and the rhythm is getting faster and faster. What a beautiful picture, what rich associations! The author praises Beethoven's superb skills through the association of shoemakers.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Moonlight Song