英文灌水日记190609(6)
可是我感觉绝大多数听众的认知水平都达不到我的高度,他们认为音乐的本质就是让耳朵舒服,只要你的指尖能流畅出美妙的音符你就是一个好的钢琴手,如果你只会“制造噪音”,你一定是一个不合格的乐师。
In this way I am thrown into a dilemma: be myself and turn a deaf ear to the people around me, I will be isolated and unpopular to an extent that I will be spat at and deemed a “noise maker” by those misunderstanding me; take the initiative to cater to these vulgar people, I will degrade myself, and after a long time I will go so far as to lose confidence in myself and become indecisive. After a tough struggle in my mind, I made up my mind to give up playing that instrument of wide range. Anyway, I can’t make a decision in that black-and-white option: for one thing, I am unwilling to lose myself, for another, I don’t want myself to act as a villain, a person universally disgusted. Not long after I abandoned playing piano, I turned my attention to classical music composition. It not only can make full use of the knowledge I previously accumulated, but can avoid conflict thoroughly: without a disturbing piano, I can finish everything on my computer, people stand up to me can't do anything with me even if they are averse to the noisiness I make. Simultaneously, I did everything I can during the process to make my pieces not so eccentric that most of my friends and relatives can accept me readily. When I find myself unfettered by that black-and-white option: either cater to others or be disliked by them, I feel relieved. Till then I found myself too bullheaded for a professional piano player, music composition, by contrast, is my real end-result. From this time on I set a goal for myself: no matter what difficulty I have to face and what hardship I have to go through, I must treat it as my lifelong career and never forsake it.