Wild bees flying-one of Maxim's famous works, but it was not written by Maxim. Maxim is a superstar who subverts classicism and pop, so Maxim's version is reinterpreted on the original classical version. This humorous orchestral ditty broke away from the original opera and became a popular song often played in concerts. It is also one of the fastest piano pieces in the world. This song is played by Maxim, the prince of classical piano and the teacher's milk killer.
Dance of the Wild Bees is the most famous version played by Maxim, and it is also one of his classics. Maxim's music is the most modern cross-class music, and the musical tradition is no longer strictly limited to a certain range. He plays classical music, but what he shows is not classical music. The way of playing and inner feelings are the temperament of modern music. Among them, Dance of the Wild Bees, adapted by rimsky Saikov, has the most beautiful melody. When listening to this music, you will feel the speed of his fingertips running and feel his passion of body and mind. It seems that every pulse in the whole body has a rhythm. Maxim is closely integrated with the pace of the times and has a unique playing style, which is completely different from our previous understanding of piano playing. From the process of his performance, we can feel the radiant passion, surging heat and ubiquitous sense of rhythm, so it is no wonder that he is called "Ricky Martin of the piano".
Maxim's Flying Wild Bees is famous not because of how fast he plays it, but because he organically combines this classical music with modern electronic music.
Arcadi Volods edition
Adapted and performed by Arcadi Volods, a famous Russian pianist, the title "The Flight of Bumblebees (An Interlude from the Story of Tsar Sartin)" was released on June 2nd, 1997 on/kloc-0 in the album "Piano Arrangement" (Sony Music), which was regarded as the fastest version of "Flying Wild Bees". Later, Wang Yujia, a famous pianist in China, also played this version. In the Spring Festival Evening of 20 14, the famous pianist Lang of China and the famous Croatian cross-border group Violin Shuangjie also played the prologue of this version.