How do you feel after enjoying Beethoven's moonlight music?

To put it in a concrete way, "a gust of wind blew out the candle, and the moonlight shone into the window. Everything in the hut seemed to be covered with silver gauze, which made it extraordinarily quiet." Beethoven looked at the poor brothers and sisters standing beside him and pressed the keys in the quiet moonlight. " These words show hazy beauty. Imagine that the mood of the characters at that time should be very peaceful. When reading aloud, the voice is soft, the speech speed is slightly slower, and the tone changes little. Suddenly, a strong wind blew on the sea and rolled up huge waves. The waves brightly illuminated by the moonlight rushed to the shore one by one ... "Suddenly accelerated, the tone fluctuated greatly, highlighting the choppy appearance on the sea, and" she seemed to see something she had never seen before, the choppy sea in the moonlight. "The speed of speech slowed down again, paying special attention to the pause after Moonlight Shining." The rhythm of Rough Waves is slow, but every word strongly expresses the feelings of brothers and sisters intoxicated in music. Today, many people still equate this beautiful and moving legend with the fact itself. In fact, according to music historians, Beethoven never had such an experience. His Piano Sonata No.14 in C minor was named Moonlight, because Lyle Stabber, a music critic, thought that the beginning of this piece was reminiscent of the moonlight on Lake Lucerne. The shrewd publisher invented a touching story entitled "Moonlight Song". In fact, Beethoven wrote this work in 180 1 year. At that time, his deafness became more and more serious, and the pain of lovelorn had not been calmed down. He wrote this piano sonata with pain.

Therefore, in the first movement, the theme of sigh melted his melancholy thoughts. Someone once explained this movement with the help of imagination, saying, "The first movement is like the rising of the moon, full of hope, but it is covered by clouds, and all the shadows are gone, which makes people sad."

Allegro. As a transitional movement, music tends to be soft and warm, like recalling the sweet dreams of the past and looking forward to the blueprint of the future. The two musical themes in this movement-imitating Buddha-soothed the traumatized soul. The soothing transition concert makes people feel calm on a moonlit night. However, this quiet like the bright moon is only a short rest in Beethoven's turbulent heart. The third movement came like a flood, and Beethoven jumped on the rushing black and white keys like a lion. If the second movement is like Liszt's comment: "It is a small flower in two cliffs", then the last movement is the flood that washed down from the cliff. The excited allegro speed makes the notes like a storm, melting into anger, complaint and struggle. Kank's fate did not give Dove a sigh and submission, but a struggle and struggle. This movement has two contrasting themes, the former is composed of staccato chords of sixteenth notes; As far as the impact of phrases is concerned, it shows great power; The latter has a beautiful melody and timbre, and is full of longing and hope for faith. The interweaving, contrast, development or reappearance of the two themes make the composer's mood as rough as the sea, and it is difficult to stop.