Bursting drummer. After reading it, I thought about what to write for a long time. First of all, as I have never practiced percussion, I didn't hear any rhythm problems when I first came up. I couldn't hear any of the problems pointed out by the conductor throughout the whole process. I just felt that my skills at the last moment had indeed reached the peak, which can be said to be the most unprofessional one. Movie viewing experience.
Musical point of view: I feel more and more depressed and hopeless in the process of watching, and the last trap pushes the ruthlessness of human nature to a climax. The conductor has always wanted to cultivate the most skilled musicians, the so-called "genius", so he pushed everyone to the limit, and finally the male lead finally met the conductor's expectations. But this is a little different from the music I know. In the music I know, the best musicians have to leave a little space within their technical limits, and that little space is used to achieve the peak of art . Andrew was twisted, painful, and hysterical at the last moment, but he really put on one of the best technical performances. At the moment when teachers and students looked at each other and smiled, my heart was completely cold, and an art lover was finally turned into a life-threatening machine. Of course, such tragedies often occur, and we often see such results, but this is the first time we have seen a profound analysis of this tragic process.
Personal Struggle Perspective: Who doesn't want to be the best in any field? The male protagonist's talent is already very good, but not the best, and even if he is the best, the conductor will push him to be better. So he almost gave up everything in the process of breaking the limit of his talent, and the efforts on the edge of this limit were almost zero reward, so he lost love, lost friends, lost health, lost happiness and self-confidence, lost Everything, and because of a fluke, he got the so-called success at the last moment. He may receive a lot of signings, he has the approval of his conductor and his father, and he may also be the ultimate career winner, but what he sacrificed will never be made up. Not only for geniuses, but also for ordinary people. If you don’t work hard, you will have no success. It’s just that everyone’s pursuit of heights is different, and this is generally the case in various fields. Only those who are the top of the top, the geniuses of the genius, the people who have the right time, the right place and the best, will allow some free space in their lives and still be able to reach the highest heights. Of course, for ordinary people, the only way is to work hard. And I'm far from that level of effort, what do I think about after that? It's just hard work.
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