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当空气中依旧弥漫着节日的喜庆气氛之时,参加各类艺术本科专业考试的学子们便穿梭在校园中,背着乐器拿着乐谱,或兴奋或平静的脸上写满了对考试成功的渴望。和往年一样,今年艺术类考试依旧热度不减,为了实现心中的艺术梦想,很多考生奔波于各艺术院校之间,身体或许是疲惫的,但是他们追寻的脚步却无比坚定。经过十多天的考试,当他们重返家乡的时候,或许更多了一份对未来的憧憬与期待。有些考生注定会成功,而大多数考生注定会遭遇失败,在我们为顺利实现梦想的学生倍感欣慰之余,我们更要关注那些考试失利、那些来年会参加艺术考试的学生。面对竞争日益激烈的艺术类考试,他们准备好了吗?为此,本栏目专门采访了首都师范大学音乐学院钢琴系副教授、硕士生导师黄莹老师。
When the air is still filled with the festive atmosphere of festivals, students attending various art undergraduate exams will shuttle on campus, carrying music instruments with music, or excited or calm face filled with the test of success desire. As in previous years, the art exams are still on the decline this year. To achieve the dream of art in the heart, many candidates rush to the art academies and may feel tired. However, the pace of their pursuit is extremely firm. After more than a dozen days of exams, when they return to their hometowns, perhaps more of a longing for the future and look forward to. While some candidates are doomed to success and most candidates are doomed to failure, we are more than happy with the students who have successfully fulfilled their dreams. We should also pay more attention to those who fail the examinations and those who will take art exams in the coming year. In the face of the increasingly competitive art exams, are they ready? For this reason, this section specially interviewed Huang Ying, an associate professor and master tutor at the Piano Department of Capital Normal University.