英文灌水日记190602(2)
毫无疑问我是个音乐天才，我20岁零基础开始学琴，仅仅用六个月就考上了南艺，两年之内我就能弹肖邦，用不了三年我就能胜任李斯特的绝大多数钢琴作品。从南艺毕业以后我就尝试着在没有老师的情况下自己作曲，到目前为止我已经是一百多首古典音乐的作者。我的音乐作品在亲戚朋友中间广受欢迎，甚至当我把它们中的一部分发表在国外的论坛里面那些专业人士都对我深感兴趣。如果我往前迈一步接受专业训练，我一定会成为一个世界级的音乐家，站在世界的顶端傲然俯视着芸芸众生，让所有高手都对我甘拜下风，不管他们有多出色。尽管如此，我还是不想进音乐学院。
It is well known that music is a cash-burning industry. As long as you step into it, whatever you do need to spend money. If you just learn it for fun, or as an amateur, you just depend on it as a means to cultivate your mind, you can archive your goal with very limited money. You can choose a relatively inexpensive training center and a responsible teacher to learn skill and find fun in it. But if you seek a professional career, music will be a black hole sucking endless money from you: it needs money to find a senior teacher, to rent a piano room, to buy instruments, to pay tuition at college, even to bribe teacher in the conservatory.
众所周知音乐是一个烧钱的行当。只要你一脚迈进去，你做什么都离不开钱。如果你仅仅是学的好玩，或者业余拿它当作陶冶情操的工具，你只需要花有限的金钱就能达到自己的目的。你可以选择一个相对便宜的培训中心和一个负责任的老师来教你并使你在其中得到乐趣。但是如果你想走专业的路，音乐就好比一个黑洞把你的钱源源不断地吸进去：找个资深的老师要钱、租琴房要钱、买乐器要钱、上大学交学费要钱、甚至贿赂音乐学院的老师也要钱。
Take piano course for an instance. It takes 200 yuan per hour to learn skill from a student in music conservatory, 300 yuan to learn from a lecturer in music collage, 600 yuan from an associate professor, 800 yuan from a professor. Generally, you can’t build Rome in a day, you must spend *************** of handsome money to extract skills from your teacher. To learn authentic technique, not a few of my classmates went so far as to pay thousands yuan to invite a virtuoso to give directions within an hour. Further more, to have insurance for themselves to be matriculated at NAI, most of students bribe examiners in a disguised form, they served as apprentices to them a year ahead of the entrance examination, use tuition as a way to bribe their teacher. Sometimes you are suggested by your teacher: your instrument is not good, I advice you to buy a new one in an appointed music company, you just tell the seller I introduced you, in this way your teacher gets kickbacks from it. When you get them ‘fed’, there will be a very good chance that you succeed in the entrance examination and are admitted by the music school.
It is well known that music is a cash-burning industry. As long as you step into it, whatever you do need to spend money. If you just learn it for fun, or as an amateur, you just depend on it as a means to cultivate your mind, you can archive your goal with very limited money. You can choose a relatively inexpensive training center and a responsible teacher to learn skill and find fun in it. But if you seek a professional career, music will be a black hole sucking endless money from you: it needs money to find a senior teacher, to rent a piano room, to buy instruments, to pay tuition at college, even to bribe teacher in the conservatory.
众所周知音乐是一个烧钱的行当。只要你一脚迈进去，你做什么都离不开钱。如果你仅仅是学的好玩，或者业余拿它当作陶冶情操的工具，你只需要花有限的金钱就能达到自己的目的。你可以选择一个相对便宜的培训中心和一个负责任的老师来教你并使你在其中得到乐趣。但是如果你想走专业的路，音乐就好比一个黑洞把你的钱源源不断地吸进去：找个资深的老师要钱、租琴房要钱、买乐器要钱、上大学交学费要钱、甚至贿赂音乐学院的老师也要钱。
Take piano course for an instance. It takes 200 yuan per hour to learn skill from a student in music conservatory, 300 yuan to learn from a lecturer in music collage, 600 yuan from an associate professor, 800 yuan from a professor. Generally, you can’t build Rome in a day, you must spend *************** of handsome money to extract skills from your teacher. To learn authentic technique, not a few of my classmates went so far as to pay thousands yuan to invite a virtuoso to give directions within an hour. Further more, to have insurance for themselves to be matriculated at NAI, most of students bribe examiners in a disguised form, they served as apprentices to them a year ahead of the entrance examination, use tuition as a way to bribe their teacher. Sometimes you are suggested by your teacher: your instrument is not good, I advice you to buy a new one in an appointed music company, you just tell the seller I introduced you, in this way your teacher gets kickbacks from it. When you get them ‘fed’, there will be a very good chance that you succeed in the entrance examination and are admitted by the music school.
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