Vol 3 Chapter 60: Talk and misfortune

Evening breeze drew curtains to the sides through the balcony. Angela looked at Warsaw under the night with her arms folded. Although the night view here is not comparable to New York and London, it has its own charm as a historic city.
Ding Dong Ding Dong, the door bell rang, and Angela brushed her hair tousled in a mess, turned around, and opened it in front of the door. Then she was startled a little: "Mr. Izak ... Oh, Ian."
"What? Think you were surprised to see me here?" Perlman said with a smile.
"A little bit." Angela shrugged and pushed his wheelchair to the middle of the room. "Do you need something to drink?"
"A cup of hot water will do." Perlman looked around the room. "I basically don't drink."
"Don't even drink tea?" Angela handed the glass to him.
"Occasionally drinking black or green tea is good for the body." Pullman took a sip and placed it on the coffee table.
"It's true. It looks like I should change my habits, too." Angela sat down opposite. "I often drink coffee, and I'm even a little addicted. Because I need to use it to refresh myself, and I hate cigarettes."
At this point, the girl poked her lips and didn't seem to want to continue, so she changed the topic: "How is it feeling today? Not many people outside the crew who can enter the set. How does it compare with Steven?"
Looking at her smile, Perlman couldn't help laughing: "Do you know, Angie, now you think of a little girl with‘ praise me ’,‘ praise me ’.

"So what, don't forget that I'm just 19 years old this year," Angela Zhenzhen said eloquently.
"The person who let us forget your age is you, isn't it? But you still have the child side. This will reassure many people." Perlman waved his hand with a smile, "Well, no Say this. I do n’t know how to direct a movie, so I can only tell you, my layman seems that your handling is in place, and suddenly I have the urge to see this movie in the cinema. Also ...

He paused and then said, "Your piano is very good today."
"Thank you," Angela smiled slightly, and she wasn't overly excited though she was praised by the violin master. "The directing work these days gave me a slightly intuitive understanding of that history, so I felt Brodie I do n’t want to show my feelings, and then I want to let myself play and make a summary by the way.

"Anyway, your playing is very pleasant, as if you are demonstrating with all your strength." Perlman sighed a little, and then asked, "But why did you play it again? And it was intentionally played away at the beginning. sound."
"Let's say this," Angela thought for a while, "I only thought about Spielman's mood when I played for the first time: when I started to play, there should be confusion and fear of German officers; when I was halfway there was Anger and sorrow for the fate of myself, for myself and the family; at the end, I returned to reality. Although I realized that there was a German officer in front of me, I was baptized by this very sad music, although I still had fear. Much weaker than the beginning. "
Here Angela spread her hands: "Although I merged these feelings into my playing and resonated with everyone, I ignored one problem: Mr. Spearman's physical fitness at the time. Even his music Accomplishment will not change, but his hands have been rubbed out of the calluses by the bricks and frosted by the severe cold, so he will definitely not be smooth when he first plays, but when he keeps playing, he finds the familiar feeling. This problem no longer exists. "
Perlman was silent for a long while before finally applauding gently: "I have to say, you observe very carefully."
"In fact, I have visited Mr. Spearman before. Although his current physical condition is not optimistic, we have talked a lot and he is positive about this bridge." It seems that Angela here Think of something. Suddenly added: "He said that the failure to rescue William Horsenfeld from the prisoner of war was one of his greatest regrets."
I don't understand why she said that, and Pullman had a soft cough and shifted the subject: "It's really a shame, that's often the case. However, you did put a lot of effort into this movie and you have a delicate mind. "
After a pause, he opened his mouth again: "You know, today's piano performance makes me even more regrettable. I always thought you might be the second Jacqueline Dupre."
"The second Jacqueline Dupre?" Angela stared at Perlman in surprise. "Did I hear it wrong or did you use the wrong word?"
"You heard me right, and I didn't say anything wrong," Perlman said with a smile. "A lot of times ..."
"No, no, Ian, no!" Angela interrupted Perlman with a rude manner of waving her hand. "You know, this is an exaggeration. You can say that I have reached Marta Agri. Ms. Qi's potential, it can be said that I have the possibility to catch up with Mr. Yehudi Menuhin, and even ... you can say that I may be the second Itzhak Perlman. "
Both of them couldn't help laughing here, but Angela's face immediately changed: "But to say that I am the second Jacqueline Dupre ... I am not worthy. No one ... no one can She's the same ... "
Angela made a few gestures and finally sighed: "Jacqueline is playing in a way that burns life!"
"Although I heard her music when I was very young, I did n’t really know her until I was 6 years old. At that time I involved a lot of musical instruments, but I was interested in everything except the three best ones. I got to know it in general. Until I re-listened to her playing "Elgar: Cello Concerto", "Angela recalled," as others said, she let the cello break free of the role limitations, it can be said that it was not her , I won't be the cello best after those three instruments. "
At this point her tone became harsher: "It's a pity that I couldn't meet her. She died in 1987, and when she left the world in solitude, her husband was already established. New family. "
"Well ... about this, Angie, I want to say ..." Perlman smiled wryly, but Angela waved his hand politely and interrupted him: "Don't defend Barenboim, Iraq Well! I stand with most English people at this point. He is only in love with Jacqueline music. He is a selfish and irresponsible man! "
Perlman made a rare roll-eye movement, raised his hand and still maintained the previous bitter smile.
"In fact," Angela's words suddenly turned, "If it wasn't for my influence, I would definitely find a way to block the movie of" The Cello Crazy "!"
"It was really a terrible movie." Perlman frowned and agreed.
"It's bad? No, no, Ian, it should be shameless in my opinion!" Angela shook her head again and again. "I only watched this movie after Oscar, although I heard that you all rate it very well. It ’s bad, but I do n’t think it ’s too bad. But what I did n’t expect was that it would be such a shameless movie!

The corners of her mouth were raised with a mocking smile, and she did not hide her dislike of the film: "Sometimes I really want to bring Hillary Duprela to the church and let her raise her hand in front of Christ. Then ask her if Jacqueline has done it with her husband ! If a movie with a biographical signature can ignore the most basic facts when it is filmed, and it also bears the name of art, then whether people can also shoot Roosevelt with a head in the water. Then tell the public that this is art ?! "
Angela waved her hand vigorously: "I can imagine when the post-90s children grow up, you ask them: Do you know who Jacqueline Dupre is? They are likely to answer: It is the no-brainer who asked to share her brother-in-law A woman without principles? "
Here Angela snorted coldly: "Let ’s say, Ian, Anand Tucker is the kind of man who enthusiastically supports the golden letter" a ". Once a woman has a result that no one can do, and When unable to question, this kind of person will take a roundabout way from other aspects, such as family and private life to pick and then infinitely magnify, proudly announced: Look, this is a woman, this is a genius. "
As the girl ended with a fierce tone, the room suddenly became silent. Angela gently exhaled, and it is no wonder that she would have such a reaction. The huge gender contrast in previous and present life made her particularly sensitive to certain things. In fact, as long as it is a person, once they have achieved a result that no one can do, some people will certainly try their best to discredit her or him, think of Jacqueline Dupre, think of Michael Jackson .
Angela knew very well that if she did n’t have enough family background, if she did n’t have a flamboyant family, she would use the
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incident to give a quick warning. Today, I ’m afraid I will face countless times more complicated.
Maybe, what else do I need. She said to herself in her heart.
"Your reaction exceeded my expectations, Angie." Perlman opened his mouth gently and looked at the young girl in concern.
"Sorry, I'm really over-excited." Angela rubbed her nose a little embarrassed.
Then she seemed to remember something to get up and take out the violin. After bowing slightly to Perlman, he placed the violin on his shoulders, pulled it up and pulled it up.
The melodious sound of the piano flowed from the bowstrings, slowly and sadly, as if talking and sighing. It's a pity that the tune is very short, only about 2 minutes, and it doesn't sound good for the violin.
"Very nice music, a bit like classical music but not all," said Perlman, "was it you?"
"This piece of music is called" Light and Shadow ", which was adapted from the first two minutes of Offenbach's" Jacqueline's Tears ". I do n’t know who adapted it and forgot where it came from, but this sad melody is really "It's very attractive." Angela smiled with a smile, "It should have been played with a cello, but there is only a violin here, so I temporarily changed the way I play."
"But it's still beautiful, isn't it?" Perlman's gaze fell on the violin in Angela's hand. "If I'm not mistaken, your violin is most likely from Pistoni."
"Yes, you're right, Ian," Angela handed the violin to him. "Mr. Pistoni made it by hand. My first violin was also a 5-year-old birthday gift. It's been more than ten years. The sound is just right, but it is still far worse than 'Mrs. Tanna'. "
"'Mrs. Tanna'?" Pullman blinked, and Angela realized she seemed to be leaking.
"Um ... that ... yes, Stradivari's 'Mrs. Tanna' is stored in my house ... It was given to me by my grandpa when I was 18." Angela said a little embarrassedly. .
"Have you ever played with it? I mean how does it sound?" Palmer suddenly became interested.
"I played it for my grandpa once, you know, for this kind of violin with a long history, the value of collection is greater than the use," Angela said with a smile. "As for the tone, from my perspective, it should be with Menius The 'Sor Strady' that Mr. In gave you was comparable. "
After a pause she sighed suddenly: "I'm really sorry, Mr. Menuhin lives in New York, but I haven't visited him once."
"It's a pity indeed, I wish Yedi be happy in heaven." Perlman also sighed, suddenly put Angela's violin on his shoulder, and lifted his hand, a beautiful melody rang, a brisk tune Transforming the feeling of refreshing, elegant and joyful music, Angela can't help but want to reach out and follow the rhythm.
"It's awesome. It is indeed one of the best violinists." The girl applauded immediately after the music was over.
Perlman smiled and handed the violin back to Angela: "How about you come here for the last time?"
"Did I hear you right?" Angela looked at him in surprise. "You let me pull the door? You let me pull the door in front of you ?!"
"It's just the third chapter," Perman asked with an old naughty smile. "If you can't remember the score. I have it there, and it will take people a few minutes."
"Are you going to laugh at me?" Angela exclaimed angrily. "You can't do that, Ian!"
"Is the famous Miss Genius so proud of it? It turned out to reject an elder's request mercilessly like this." he.
"Okay," she finally succumbed, picking up the violin with some depression, "don't laugh at me!"
Perlman bid farewell to Angela leaving Warsaw after three days of interrogation, but Williams still remained in the crew.
"You have to admit, you think about a lot of things," John said seriously to Angela, "I'm surprised that you did something impeccable, maybe ... this film will not be inferior to" Schindler's List " . "
"I don't think so, John, I still have a lot to learn." Angela disagreed.
Although the filming has been going on for a month and a half, although the progress is behind the original plan, although it is not far behind, it is really impossible to work more than a few extra hours when shooting indoor dramas in the back. But the messy episodes caused by her thoughts made her head slightly confused, especially through the ending of William Hawsonfield, which reminded John Rabe and Minnie Weitling. Dele's fortune, meanwhile, hated war more and more.
Although this slight confusion does not affect the filming of the movie for the time being, Angela is still a little uneasy. It felt like she was just beginning to learn to ride a horse, and might let the horse off at any time.
Hold the reins in your hand. Realizing this, Angela said to herself.
"So I can think you've agreed to ask the soundtrack for this movie?" She asked immediately.
"It's really regrettable. I thought I had shown my attitude when I came to Warsaw." The helplessness in Williams' tone was unpredictable.
"Don't bully a girl like this, okay?" Angela snorted and gave him a glance. "This is not what a gentleman should do."
"Okay, okay," Williams laughed. "I already have a rough draft. Would you like to play by then?"
"Me?" Angela was a little dumb, and she suddenly felt that it was a wrong decision to record the perfect version of "No. 1 Minor in Minor" that day. "It's impossible, John, you know I'll be responsible for editing."
"Isn't it just playing the piano part?" Williams asked puzzledly.
"I don't know, after all, I hope this movie will be released at the end of the year." Angela shrugged helplessly.
You know that she still has a lot of work to do. Although the record company has been settled with a selection and a p, she has to go to the studio to record p? And "Lord of the Ring" may start before the end of the summer vacation, although it may not start filming Legras and the ring team, but she has not yet started bow and arrow practice.
"If you must ask me to play, I can only say that I can squeeze some time when I see it." Angela finally said to Williams.
In short, it would be great if you could finish shooting by the end of July. It is a pity that sometimes the more you want to go, the less you will go. When shooting Spearman's work on the construction site, Angela was unfortunately caught a cold.
Those scenes were to highlight the change of seasons, there were sunny scenes as well as rain or snow scenes, and when the fire truck was called to "rain", because the setting was light rain, Angela was careful to observe Some, simply put on a prop raincoat prepared for the Germans and stood in the rain.
God knows how to get upset at night, then she feels weak and starts to burn as soon as she wakes up.
Note: Regarding "The Cello Crazy", that is, "She is Lonely Than Fireworks", in my opinion, it is indeed a very shameless movie, but the signature of the biography is almost inconsistent with Jacqueline. Although "Schindler's List" also has artistic exaggeration, Schindler did save so many people. This is the most basic fact.
Yet another: Jacqueline's "Light and Shadow", also called "殇", what is going on, can not be found online, so I wrote a statement, do not take it seriously. ) 2k novel reading network