Pianists' Ideals of Beauty

[rubinsteinmad]

Hey,
       Do pianists have different ideals of beauty than non-pianists? (i. e. architectural beauty, floral beauty, human beauty, artistic beauty, mathematical beauty, etc.)

       

[outin]

Hey,
       Do pianists have different ideals of beauty than non-pianists? (i. e. architectural beauty, floral beauty, human beauty, artistic beauty, mathematical beauty, etc.)

       

You are a pianist of some sort, aren't you? Have you asked yourself this question?

Or did you mean just professional pianists? At what point in their  development do they become different? When they start earning money on their playing? Does it come from their teachers maybe? Or are they just born with it?

[bronnestam]

Hey,
       Do pianists have different ideals of beauty than non-pianists? (i. e. architectural beauty, floral beauty, human beauty, artistic beauty, mathematical beauty, etc.)

       

In short: No.

On the other hand, if we talk about classical pianists, they have a passion for music that 95% of the world's population does not give a d*** about. So, if you like classical music, you are already a bit special. This does not automatically imply, though, that your taste in architechture is different from others ...

[dcstudio]

IDK..  I am also an artist....well, as a hobby I try to render the landscapes/dreamscapes I sometimes visualize while playing the piano onto a piece of paper with watercolors + some mixed media 

so here's a vid of my artwork    it's different I guess... but not THAT different. lol.. or if it is disturbingly different plz tell me!!

 

[Bob]

You could say... It's all black and white, right?

[dcstudio]

all black and white? my artwork?   ok... I knew it.. I am crazy... I remember using many different colors and I see colors when I watch the vid...  but you could say "it's all black and white"?'   ("They're coming to take me away ha ha--they're coming to take me away ho ho hee hee ha ha" *)

Always knew I was nuts LOL LOL LOL





* it's a REALLY old song reference.