断弦的小提琴.pptxVIP

断弦的小提琴Playing?a?Violin?with?Three?Strings1. On?Nov.18,1995,?Itzhak?Perlman（伊扎克·帕尔曼）,?the?violinist，came?on?stage（举办，上演）?to?give?a?concert.?If?you?haveever?been?to?a?Perlman?concert,?you?know?that?getting?on?stage?is?no?small?achievement?（完成，达到）for him.?He?was?stricken?with?polio（小儿麻痹症）?as?a?child,?and?so?he?walks?with?the?aid?of?two?crutches（拐杖）.1995年11月18日，小提琴家伊扎克·帕尔曼将要举办一场音乐会。如果你曾经听过帕尔曼的音乐会，你就知道对他来说走上舞台可不是一件容易的事情。他小的时候患过小儿麻痹症，所以他需要靠双拐走路。The?audience（观众，听众，读者）?sit?quietly?whilehe?makes?his?way?across?the?stage?to?his?chair?andbegins?hisplay.?But?this?time,?something?went? wrong.?Just?as?he?finished?the?first?few?bars,?one?of ?the strings（琴弦）?on?his?violin?broke（断掉，break的过去式）.?We?thought?that?he?would?have?to?stop?the? concert.?But?hedidn‘t.?he?waited?a?moment,?closed?his?eyes?and?then?signaled（以动作向…示意）?the?conductor（指挥）?to?beginagain.观众在静静地等待着他穿过舞台坐在椅子上开始表演。但是这一次出了点儿问题。当他刚刚演奏完前面几小节的时候，一根琴弦断了。我们以为他不得不结束这场演奏会，然而他没有。他停了一下，闭上眼睛，然后向指挥示意重新开始。The?orchestra（乐 队）?began?and?he?played?with?such（前所未有的）?passion（激情，热情），?and?such?power（力量）?and?such?purity as they?had?never?heard?before. Of?course,?anyone?knows?that?it?is?impossible（不可能）?to?play?a?harmonious（和谐的）?work?with?just?three strings.?I?know?that,?and?you?know?that,?but?that?night?Itzhak?Perlman?refused（拒绝）?to?know?that.乐队再一次开始演奏，他用前所未有的激情、力量和内心的纯净演奏着。 当然，我们每个人都知道仅用三根琴弦是无法演奏出和谐的乐曲的。你我都明白这一事实，但是那一晚伊扎克·帕尔曼就是拒绝承认。When?he?finished,?there?was?an?awesome（可怕的）?silence（寂静）?in?the?room.?And?then?people?rose?and cheered（欢呼）.?There?was?an?extraordinary（非凡的）?outburst（爆发）?of?applause（欢呼）?from?every?corner（角落）?of?the auditorium（观众席）.当演奏结束的时候，大厅里一阵可怕的沉寂。接着，人们从座位上站起并欢呼起来，从观众席的每一个角落都爆发出热烈的掌声。He?smiled,?wiped（擦去）?the?sweat（汗珠）?from?this??brow（额头）and?then?he?said---not?boastfully（骄傲）,?but?in?a?quiet（平静）,sacred?tone（神圣的语气）---“You?know,?sometimes?it?is?the?artist（艺术家）s?task?to?find?out?how?much?music?you can?still?make?with?what?you?have?left.他微笑着，檫去额头的汗珠，没有一点骄傲，他用平静的、虔诚的语气说道：“有些时候音乐家要明白用不完整的乐器，你还能演奏出怎样的音乐。”So,?perhaps?our?task?in?this?shaky