Beethoven Für Elise Analysis
I fell in love with it when I was 10. Hearing the beautiful tone of the piece Für Elise I was instantly in love with music.It was also the year my mother and father had signed me up for piano lessons with our new teacher.I can remember touching those warm hollow keys with eagerness, feeling excited that I would soon play those familiar tones.
To my clumsy and naive nature, instead of my prized moment with the song Für Elise that stood on the stand before me, I was gifted a set of Basic Beginner Books from my piano teacher. I was given two weeks to learn various scales,basses, clefs and practice. My fingers arched from one note to the next like a ballerina on the first day’s job. After I had mastered the “E” scale,my teacher promised, I could move on to the key of “F.” It took a few years of practice before I was presented with my piece:A complex jumbled mess written by Ludwig Van …show more content…
Music is open to all sorts of interpretation, and even a single note can tell a whole different story. I poured my emotions into my pieces,from sadness into gracefulness into pure joy. Music no longer felt like an everyday chore, it was a gift and a delight. In high school, I began playing frequently to my friends,family and especially my teacher. Songs can be rewritten and reinterpreted but the fundamental laws of music and harmony will never change. To this day, I continue to grow and thrive on music, from sitting in front of my teacher to performing in front of an audience, music will continue to astound me. I understand the importance of having passion for something and to constantly persuade myself to improve. I understand that to be ardent and have particular interest in something, having an independent mind or attitude, will be just as important as thinking for
To my clumsy and naive nature, instead of my prized moment with the song Für Elise that stood on the stand before me, I was gifted a set of Basic Beginner Books from my piano teacher. I was given two weeks to learn various scales,basses, clefs and practice. My fingers arched from one note to the next like a ballerina on the first day’s job. After I had mastered the “E” scale,my teacher promised, I could move on to the key of “F.” It took a few years of practice before I was presented with my piece:A complex jumbled mess written by Ludwig Van …show more content…
Music is open to all sorts of interpretation, and even a single note can tell a whole different story. I poured my emotions into my pieces,from sadness into gracefulness into pure joy. Music no longer felt like an everyday chore, it was a gift and a delight. In high school, I began playing frequently to my friends,family and especially my teacher. Songs can be rewritten and reinterpreted but the fundamental laws of music and harmony will never change. To this day, I continue to grow and thrive on music, from sitting in front of my teacher to performing in front of an audience, music will continue to astound me. I understand the importance of having passion for something and to constantly persuade myself to improve. I understand that to be ardent and have particular interest in something, having an independent mind or attitude, will be just as important as thinking for