Feng Miyi was a year ago at the Pule Club in Qingdao, China. She insisted on using Stanway to hide the mountain, but Qin was a little dissatisfied.

However, when Shunko Nakamura's performance began, several pianists, including Lu Wei, showed a look of recognition. As a relatively famous pianist in the international piano music scene, Ayako Nakamura's performance was undoubtedly outstanding. When the first four creative songs of Bach's net sounded, it immediately fascinated many listeners with its clear texture and delicate touch keys.

Nakamura Wenzi, who is over 40 years old, has a unique calmness and elegance in front of the piano. Her long-term jazz playing makes her performance full of spirituality.

In the end, the score of the high score also proved the judges' recognition of her performance.

The competition continued, and one morning passed. Only six contestants completed their competition.

At noon, under Zhao Yiming's arrangement, several people looked for a Chinese-style restaurant nearby. While eating, they talked about the morning competition.

"Everyone tells me what the situation and problems are there." Since there was still competition in the afternoon, everyone did not drink. After Zhao Yiming toasted everyone with a drink, he said first.

"I was the fourth in the morning and scored 2. I guess there was no problem in entering the rematch." Li Yundi said the first. He was quite satisfied with his score. Although the group he was in did not have a powerful role like Kissin, the average level was very high. His score was only ranked second, and the first position was now occupied by an American pianist.

"I draw a higher position. The second one is 6 points. It's hard to say whether I can enter the rematch." Chen Sa said the second one. Although she couldn't say it, it can be seen from her confident look that she is still very sure of entering the rematch.

"I drew too far, No. 12, and I got it in the afternoon, but the morning game did not show too high scores. I think there should be no problem in entering the rematch." Lang Lang said this. In fact, he said this, which was a modest statement. With his strength, it is not just that he had no problem in entering the rematch. Even if he was in the top three, it was possible!

"I'm fifth, and the score is 0. It should be fine to enter the rematch." Kong Xiangdong said, taking a drink, and not saying too much. Although his grade is not low, Kong Xiangdong still felt a little bit when he thought of the two guys Kissin and Valodos in their group.

"I'm lucky and got the last number. I guess I'll have to fight tonight." Sun Yingdi said with a smile.

"I am the ninth, and the performance of several contestants in the morning was not very exciting except for Japan's Ayako Nakamura, who was 6." After Lu Wei said that, he picked up a piece of rib and stuffed it into his mouth.

"Okay, it seems that the overall situation is pretty good. Players who do not have competition tasks in the afternoon should pay attention to rest well. It is okay to observe the competition, but be careful not to be too long. Those who have competition tasks should not have any ideological pressure. Your strength is excellent. I think it is okay to enter the rematch. Come, everyone should have a meal." Zhao Yiming said with a smile, and then greeted everyone for a meal.

The afternoon competition officially started at 2 o'clock. He greeted other players outside the waiting room door, and Lu Wei walked in immediately.

When Lu Wei came in, he noticed that the six contestants who had already participated in the competition in the morning were all here. It seems that they also want to see the strength of other contestants so that they can know it.

An hour later, when Poland's Balsam and Austria's Badula completed their own games respectively, it was finally Lu Wei's turn to play.

The scores of the two pianists in the front were also very average. They were all divided into blades. Such scores would not put too much pressure on Lu Wei. Under the instructions of the staff, Lu Wei stood up with a relaxed expression and walked onto the stage.

At this moment, a burst of applause suddenly sounded from the stage. When Lu Wei turned his head to look down at the audience, he found that an audience of about 200 people was waving the small red flag in his hand, all of which were Chinese faces without exception.

Yan Ran didn't know where these people came from. However, Lu Wei felt a warmth in his heart for no reason. A kind smile appeared on his face and waved to him.

Look at the three judges on the stage, two of them are women. Lu Wei learned through information. The man with silver hair and gold-rimmed glasses is named Dewiz. He is an Austrian female pianist. He has been playing for more than 30 years and has served as a judge for the world's top piano competitions for more than ten years. He is a real authority.

Another person with short brown hair is Dela Rocha, a Spanish female pianist. She is a senior contracted player in the record company. She has a deep foundation and is also very famous internationally.

The one in the center is American pianist Paodwin. Yu, who is nearly 50 years old, still has a sharp look. As a pianist who has worked with the American Carnegie Symphony Orchestra for a long time, his international reputation cannot be underestimated.

He bowed slightly to the three judges, and Lu Wei sat in front of the piano. (To be continued, "It's "Revolution"! Chopin's "Revolution"! "The sound of the piano test network sounding, and I heard it. At the same time, many people showed a very excited expression on their faces.

After all, the etudes in the piano world are very famous, almost to the point where everyone knows it.

"It's interesting. I chose three songs in a row that were not long and very familiar to everyone. Lu Wei is really so confident in his level?" Looking at Lu Wei who was playing freely on the stage, Dragraoza thought to himself. However, it is undeniable that Lu Wei's "Revolution" was played equally well and equally wonderful, and because this song is more powerful than the previous two songs, the viewability is greatly improved.

The etude of "Revolution" is called "left-handed etude". Because the whole song is from beginning to end, the left hand part is constantly repeating the high-speed arpeggio chords. Naturally, the audience's attention is also placed on Lu Wei's left hand.

There was not much movement, and the left hand seemed to be swimming in the bass section of the piano very easily. The movement of the five fingers lifting and falling was also very small, but the entire tone was very uniform and transparent. The arpeggio connected into a piece was like a surging ocean, steadily lifting the melody of the right hand.

"I don't know how many times you have to practice such a mature and flowing movement." Looking at the left hand that seemed extremely relaxed, every audience and judge were thinking in their hearts. Three minutes on stage, ten years of hard work off stage, and looking at the basic left hand skills displayed by Lu Wei, almost everyone's eyes showed a look of praise and envy. Those envious expressions were mostly spoken by other pianists, in this state. Such a tone was once pursued by them for a long time. But at this moment, it was done by a young man who was just in his early twenties.

"He played Chopin so well!" Stefanska whispered. As a genuine Pole, Stefanska had an almost blind belief in Chopin, a famous pianist in his country. More than 80% of the repertoire she played were Chopin's.

She has been able to play this etude "Revolution" skillfully since she was nine years old. Now, it can be said that she can play it smoothly and freely with her eyes closed. However, after listening to Lu Wei's "Revolution", she still feels amazing.

She could hear that the song "Revolution" was different from her own performance, and that was completely different. Compared with the "Revolution" played by the Chinese, the version she played seemed too weak. Chopin's work was called "the cannon among the flowers", but her performance could not match this pound. It was praised.

Lu Wei's performance is undoubtedly well deserved. Listening to the stirring melody, Stefanska felt that the blood in his body was thrusting, and the music was like a horn, urging people to fight!

Lu Wei's face had a strong and steady expression. His eyes were patrolling the hands on the keys, like a general patrolling his own soldiers.

After more than three minutes of playing, the sensational melody seemed to be endless and raging waves, which made people's blood rush! With the last two decisive chords, Lu Wei, who finished playing, was immediately surrounded by enthusiastic applause from the audience!

"Wonderful performance! It seems that this pianist from China is extraordinary!" Several judges thought in their hearts.

"However, he only had the last song left in his performance, which was a self-selected piece, but the time. There were seventeen minutes left. The three songs in the previous ones were too short. How could he arrange this way?"

The question was quickly answered.

His hands sink on the keys again, and a series of triple sounds like water sounded.

Beethoven's "Moonlight"!

This 14th Piano Sonata is named after the German poet Ludwig Relstadb described the first movement as "like a swaying boat on the moonlit lake in Lake Lucerne, Switzerland". There has never been a sonata that can be as famous as "moonlight".

But because of this, many pianists will not choose this song as their competition when participating in the competition, because it is really too vulgar to play new ideas. If they cannot make any sense, they will not be able to get it in front of the senior judges.

But this pianist from China dared to select his last song and the most important song as "Moonlight". Is it because he is too confident in his own level or is he unique in love with this song "Moonlight"?

The sound of the piano like flowing water echoes and ripples. The slowly rising and falling hands seem to have a deep attachment to the piano keys, and a faint sadness is revealed in the slow melody. The sound of the piano seems to be the tenderness of meditation, sad chanting, and dark premonition.
Chapter completed!