青藍の誉れ・泥鍋せんせの有難いお言葉
398 ：Rabbit：
えー、まだわたしの英文エッセイを読んでいない方のために
HTMLのタグつきですが、2chのかたなら、そんなこと気にせず
よんで戴けるでしょう。ではご賞味ください。
なお、長くなりますので、何回かに分けて貼り付けさせていただきます。
今日は、ここまでだよ。
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>VIOLIN MUSIC</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<LINK rel="stylesheet" HREF="style2.css" style="text/css">
<BODY>
<H2 ALIGN="center">VIRTUOSI AND INNOVATORS</H2>
<H3><I>"The modern history and the future of violin music"</I></H3>
<H3><I>INTRODUCTION</I></H3>
<FONT SIZE="4"><B>
<P>Recently, Japanese female violinists have been playing
active roles both at home and abroad. Midori Goto, after
her shocking debut, and Akiko Suwanai, the Tchaikovsky
competition winner, have been invited by world first-class
orchestras to appear as soloists, and charmed the audience
presenting conventionally interpreted music -- in other
words, the music which the audience does not feel out of
place. These violinists,including many other players such
as Yuzuko Horigome, Kyoko Takezawa,Teiko Maehashi and so on,
will surely grow and become what is called virtuosi. Of
coure I appreciate their virtuosity, however,I am doubtful
that even one artist who has an innovative attidude towards
the interpretation of the works, which can only make it
possible for musical performance and music itself to evolve,
might appear among them. Without this creative
interpretation, and the technique required to play
sophisticated modern works, music might cease its
development. This would mean the degradation of music.</P>
HTMLのタグつきですが、2chのかたなら、そんなこと気にせず
よんで戴けるでしょう。ではご賞味ください。
なお、長くなりますので、何回かに分けて貼り付けさせていただきます。
今日は、ここまでだよ。
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>VIOLIN MUSIC</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<LINK rel="stylesheet" HREF="style2.css" style="text/css">
<BODY>
<H2 ALIGN="center">VIRTUOSI AND INNOVATORS</H2>
<H3><I>"The modern history and the future of violin music"</I></H3>
<H3><I>INTRODUCTION</I></H3>
<FONT SIZE="4"><B>
<P>Recently, Japanese female violinists have been playing
active roles both at home and abroad. Midori Goto, after
her shocking debut, and Akiko Suwanai, the Tchaikovsky
competition winner, have been invited by world first-class
orchestras to appear as soloists, and charmed the audience
presenting conventionally interpreted music -- in other
words, the music which the audience does not feel out of
place. These violinists,including many other players such
as Yuzuko Horigome, Kyoko Takezawa,Teiko Maehashi and so on,
will surely grow and become what is called virtuosi. Of
coure I appreciate their virtuosity, however,I am doubtful
that even one artist who has an innovative attidude towards
the interpretation of the works, which can only make it
possible for musical performance and music itself to evolve,
might appear among them. Without this creative
interpretation, and the technique required to play
sophisticated modern works, music might cease its
development. This would mean the degradation of music.</P>
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