1. Poems about music teachers

Poems about music teachers 1. Poems in praise of music teachers

Slingshot aimed at the stars

Shooting down into the crystal of gaze

You play the organ and follow the setting sun

The haggard dusk

A mountain is speechless

Cold The December beats on the slate

Hovering long above us

Making a sharp sound of music

The song sounds

In the distant dawn

Controlling the movement of the tentacles of the soul

The fast horse of time

Quietly waiting for an eternity

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2. Praise the music teacher’s words or poems

-----Praise the teacher. I remember your hands covered with powder. I remember your charity. I remember your new silver hairs because of you. Because of you, students can become talented. Because of you, the world can be so civilized. Teacher, you are the beacon to find home for the children who have lost their way. Teacher, you are the angel. September is dedicated to Teacher, September, arrived as scheduled.

The world is brilliant because of this. We sing September, for it is your eternal festival.

We remember September because it is our sincere confession. September is a cup overflowing with love. We raise our hands high with sincere blessings and ask you to toast.

The music of September has been played, please accept our gift of September.

3. The music teacher used "

Excerpt from the Pipa Line

The strings are plucked three or two times by the rotating shaft, and there is emotion before the tune is formed.

Strings The strings are covered with silence, and the sound is thought, as if complaining about a life of failure.

The lowered eyebrows are followed by the formalities, and the infinite things in the heart are said.

The strings are slowly twisted and then picked up. "Green Waist (Six Yao)" after "Nishang"

The big strings are noisy like the rain, and the small strings are like whispers.

The big strings are noisy and mixed, and the big beads are small. The pearls fall on the jade plate.

The orioles are whispering on the bottom of the flowers, and the ice springs are so cold that they cannot stop.

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Don't worry, silence is better than sound at this time.

The silver bottle bursts out, and the cavalry's swords and guns sound.

Be careful at the end of the song. Painting, the sound of four strings is like cracking silk

4. Quotes or poems describing the music classroom

Music expresses things that cannot be described in words, but it is impossible to remain silent about it. .

——Victor Hugo Music education is not the education of musicians, but first of all, the education of people. ——Suhomlinsky’s perception and understanding of beauty is the core of aesthetic education. , is the key point of aesthetics.

——Suhomlinsky Appreciating music requires an ear to distinguish music. For ears that cannot distinguish music, the most beautiful music is meaningless —— Marx educates our children through music - (English) Helen Simpson Without music, life is worthless

—— Nietzsche Without early music education, I will accomplish nothing. — Einstein In addition to paying great attention to moral and social purposes, music education must explore beautiful things as its own purpose and educate people to be beautiful and kind.

— Plato’s music is wiser and more intelligent than anything else. The higher revelation of philosophy. - Beethoven When I sit next to the old harpsichord, I don't envy the happiest king.

- Haydn music is the sound of thinking. —— Hugo Only by paying equal attention to both gymnastics and music can one become a complete personality

Because gymnastics can exercise the body and music can cultivate the spirit.

——Aesop people need entertainment and changing interests to prevent becoming dull, sluggish and intellectually blocked. ——Joyte’s self-confidence is the first secret to success.

—— Emerson Inspiration is not at all about waving your hands beautifully, but the state of mind when you are trying your best like a bullock. —— Tchaikovsky Those who don’t love music are not worthy of being a human being.

Although I love music, I can only be called half a person. Only those who are fascinated by music can be fully called human beings.

- Hegel Musicians must constantly reflect on themselves and cultivate their innermost things in order to turn it towards the outside world. —— Goethe The art of a musician does not consist in directly depicting images, but in placing the mind in the emotions that these objects can create in the mind.

——Rousseau Music is the source of the embryo of all virtues. Anyone who is not moved by music will be compared to wood and stone.

If you are a teacher but can't sing, you simply have no qualifications to be a teacher. ——Martin Luther The world is completely reproduced and expressed in music.

It is the first among all kinds of art. Imperial art can become like music, which is the purpose of all art. ——Schopenhauer The best music is this kind of music, which can make the best and most educated people happy, especially the one who is the most outstanding in character and cultivation.

- Plato Art, like life, is endless. Therefore, there is nothing that can make us think that there is something more beautiful than music that is the ocean of the times.

——Romain Rolland The world is completely reproduced and expressed in music. It is the first among all kinds of art. Imperial art can become like music, which is the purpose of all art.

—— Schopenhauer Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and all philosophy. Whoever can penetrate the meaning of my music can transcend the suffering that ordinary people cannot extricate themselves from. ——Beethoven I firmly believe that simplicity and truth are the principles of beauty in all works of art.

—— Gluck A piece of music that I love conveys to me thoughts and meanings that cannot be expressed in words. ——Mendelsohn Technology is valuable only when it serves a noble purpose.

—— Schumann The true meaning of art is to make people happy, inspiring and empowering. ——Haydn Without contact with life, you cannot create for life.

If you don’t train your personality, you won’t be able to produce great works. ——Nie Er To me, music is the perfect expression of the soul.

—— Schumann Through the inner connection with poetry, music gains new life. ——Liszt In real music, there are a thousand kinds of spiritual feelings, which are much better than words.

—— Mendelssohn It is better to create real situations than to copy them. —— Verdi I spend a lot of time on the melody.

The important thing is not the beginning of the melody, but continuing it and developing it into a complete artistic image. ——R. Strauss Composing music is not difficult, but eliminating redundant notes is extremely difficult.

——Brahms The composer puts all his effort into creating a work. He experienced belief, doubt, enthusiasm, despair, joy and pain in turn.

—— Bizet Shouldn’t musicians study nature like poets and painters? In fact, he was able to study man, nature's most remarkable creation. ——Jo.F. Rechart I love music very much.

Just because I love music, I try to break it out of the impoverished traditions that suppress it. Music is a passionate free art, an outdoor art, as boundless as nature, like the wind, the sky, and the ocean.

Music must not be kept in a room and become an academic art. —— Debussy Music has two purposes. One is to please people's senses with pure harmony, and the other is to move people or stimulate people's enthusiasm.

——Roger North People think: My artistic creation comes easily. This is wrong.

No one has spent as much time and effort composing music as I have. There is no master whose work I have not studied again and again.

——Wo A. Mozart Music is an outburst of the soul. It is not as open to experimental analysis as chemistry.

There is only one true quality to great music, and that is emotion.

——Frederick Berlioz What is the way for a composer to derive the full benefit of his study of peasant music? That is to completely absorb the vocabulary of peasant music, to the point of forgetting everything except this vocabulary, and to use this vocabulary as one's own musical mother tongue.

- Bartók When you play, never mind who your audience is. When you play, always feel that a master is listening.

When you're older, don't play anything funky and superficial. Because time is precious, just familiarizing yourself with all the excellent works in the world is enough for you - even if your life is extended a hundred times, it is still not enough.

Never be obsessed with showing off your skills or the so-called magnificent effects. You should concentrate on producing the impression that the composer hopes to produce. Nothing else is necessary. Anything beyond this point is distortion. Everything that is fashionable will eventually become unfashionable if you chase it all your life.