Aesthetic Implication and Value Orientation of the Piano Classic “Flute and Drum at Sunset”

Zhuo Nie

Aesthetic Implication and Value Orientation of the Piano Classic “Flute and Drum at Sunset”

Abstract

A good piano classic is not only the display of performance skills, but also contains the full emotion of the performer, which has a profound aesthetic implication and positive value orientation, giving the audience the enjoyment of hearing. On the basis of adapting the original ensemble, “Flute and Drum at Sunset” adds the above-mentioned implication, produces a more elegant spiritual pursuit, arouses the audience’s resonance, and thus achieving good results and successful response, becoming a good work.

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