Unit2TheuniversallanguageExtendedreading課件高中英語譯林版(2020)選擇性

牛津譯林版高中英語選擇性必修一課件Unit2TheuniversallanguageExtendedreading26Beethoven:aremarkablelife/?be?t??v(?)n/貝多芬（德國音樂家）制作者：桂東一中李宇平◆

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【W(wǎng)hat】本板塊的語篇是一篇雜志文章。文章介紹了音樂家貝多芬的生平故事：貝多芬在孩提時(shí)代就展現(xiàn)出過人的音樂天賦；少年時(shí)代嶄露頭角，受到當(dāng)時(shí)音樂界許多重要人物的肯定；到青年時(shí)代他卻遭遇重大打擊，逐漸喪失了作為音樂人最為寶貴的聽力；此后他從絕望到振作，克服重重困難，繼續(xù)他熱愛的音樂事業(yè)，最終創(chuàng)作出了在音樂史上具有深遠(yuǎn)影響的曠世巨作《第九交響曲》，而“扼住命運(yùn)的咽喉”也成了他人生的最好注腳。

【W(wǎng)hy】本板塊旨在通過一篇介紹世界音樂大師貝多芬的文章，引導(dǎo)我們學(xué)習(xí)他與命運(yùn)抗?fàn)幍挠職狻⒉磺粨系木?。學(xué)習(xí)本板塊，要讓大家明白一個(gè)人的成功僅有天賦是不夠的，后天的努力和堅(jiān)強(qiáng)的意志往往會(huì)成為更關(guān)鍵的因素。

【How】本板塊的語篇是一篇人物小傳類型的文章，最大的特點(diǎn)是采用了閃回（倒敘）的寫作手法。文章開篇就描寫了貝多芬的高光時(shí)刻——失聰許久，闊別舞臺(tái)多年后，貝多芬?guī)е约嚎嘈膭?chuàng)作的《第九交響曲》登臺(tái)演出，并且獲得巨大成功；接下來，文章回顧了貝多芬不平凡的一生：幼年天賦過人，年少聲名鵲起，躊躇滿志之時(shí)卻逐漸失聰，克服重重困難繼續(xù)音樂創(chuàng)作；隨后，文章回過頭來詳細(xì)介紹了貝多芬《第九交響曲》的內(nèi)容和特點(diǎn)；文章最后對(duì)貝多芬不平凡的一生和巨大的成就做出了點(diǎn)評(píng)。整篇文章以《第九交響曲》為主線，穿插介紹了貝多芬的生平，重點(diǎn)刻畫了他面對(duì)挫折所展現(xiàn)出來的堅(jiān)強(qiáng)意志。在結(jié)構(gòu)上，過渡句的使用使得文章段與段之間內(nèi)容的切換順暢自然，整體性強(qiáng)?！?/p>

教學(xué)目標(biāo)Bytheendofthissection,wewillbeableto:1.tellthestoryofBeethoven’sremarkablelife;2.giveabriefintroductiontoBeethoven’sSymphonyNo.9;3.findoutthequalitiesofBeethovenasagreatmusician;4.analysewhatmakesagreatmusicianandexplainthereasons;成為；適合;使變得；使成為5.masterthewritingtechniquesofthisarticle.SymphonyNo.9thelossofhearingIntroductiontoSymphonyNo.9reputationandachievementsReadthemagazinearticleaboutthegreatclassicalmusicianLudwigvanBeethovenandfillinthefollowingmindmap.Page25

Beethoven:aremarkablelifeOn7May1824,acrowdofmusicloversstreamedintoatheatreinViennatohearthefirst-everperformanceofthegreatLudwigvanBeethoven’sSymphonyNo.9.LudwigvanBeethoven/?l?dv?ɡv?n?be?t??v(?)n/Vienna/vi?en?/維也納（奧地利首都）first-ever首次的;史無前例的Thecrowdimmediatelyrecognizedthattheywerelisteningtosomethingtrulyspecial,andtheybrokeintoenthusiasticcheers

attheendofthesymphony.Beethoven,whowasalmostcompletelydeafatthispointinhislife,wasunawareof

theaudience’sresponseuntiloneofthesingersturnedhimaround

tofacethecrowd.聽眾很快意識(shí)到他們所聽絕非凡品，演出結(jié)束的那一刻，全場爆發(fā)出熱情的歡呼。當(dāng)時(shí)貝多芬已近全聾，直到一位領(lǐng)唱扶他轉(zhuǎn)過身來，面向觀眾，他才發(fā)覺反響之熱烈。breakintosth突然開始（笑、唱等）turnsb/stharound/round（使）翻身，轉(zhuǎn)身，翻轉(zhuǎn)

△Beforehim,hesawaseaofpeopleallstanding,clapping,andwavingtheirhatsandhandkerchiefstoexpresstheirappreciationofhismasterwork.

SymphonyNo.9wasBeethoven’slastmajorpieceofmusicinavastbodyofworkswrittenthroughouthisremarkablelife.

他看見眼前的人山人海全部起立，有的鼓掌，有的揮舞帽子和手帕，表達(dá)著對(duì)這部杰作的贊賞。貝多芬非凡的一生留下了極為豐厚的作品，《第九交響曲》是他最后一部大型作品。aseaof大量;茫茫一片bodyofsth

大量；大批；大堆masterwork/?mɑ?st??w??k/,=masterpiece杰作;代表作

Asagiftedchild,Beethovenwaspushedbyhisfathertostudymusicdayandnight.Notlongafter,hebegantobeappreciatedforhispianoperformances.Bythetimehewasateenager,hehadalreadyenjoyedareputationasawonderfulyoungmusician.

貝多芬幼年即展露才華，在父親管教下夜以繼日地學(xué)習(xí)音樂。沒過多久，他的鋼琴演奏已受人賞識(shí)。十多歲的時(shí)候，他已經(jīng)是有名的杰出少年音樂家了。pushsb.todosth.鼓勵(lì)；督促；逼迫;說服；勸解；鼓勵(lì)；敦勸Manyimportantfiguresinthemusicworld,includingthebrilliantmusicianMozart,startedmakingpredictionsabout

Beethoven’sextraordinaryfuture.不少音樂領(lǐng)域的重要人物，包括才華卓絕的莫扎特，都紛紛對(duì)他不可限量的前程給出預(yù)言。figure人物；人士Mozart['m??tsɑ:t]莫扎特makepredictionsabout

對(duì)……做出預(yù)測However,lifetookasharpturn.Inhislatetwenties,Beethovensufferedoneoftheworstpossibletwistsforamusician:hestartedtolosehishearing.然而，厄運(yùn)突至，不到三十歲，貝多芬就開始經(jīng)受對(duì)音樂家來說至為殘酷的挫折：他的聽覺開始衰退了。turn（異乎尋?；蛞馔獾模┳兓?，轉(zhuǎn)變suf·fer

/?s?f?(r)/遭受；蒙受;變差；變?cè)鉻wist（故事或情況的）轉(zhuǎn)折，轉(zhuǎn)變，突然變化lose

/lu?z/降低；減少；漸漸喪失

ThelossofhishearingdeeplydepressedBeethoven.Hewassoupsetthat,atfirst,hewantedtokeepitasecret.Inalettertohisbrothers,hewrote,“…

howcouldIpossiblyadmitaweaknessintheonesensewhichshouldbemoreperfectinmethaninothers,asensewhichIoncepossessedinthegreatestperfection

…”聽覺下降令貝多芬深受打擊。他痛苦不堪，起初只想盡量隱瞞。他在給弟弟的信中說：“……這樣一種在我身上本應(yīng)比別人更加完美的感官，這樣一種我曾擁有絕頂稟賦的感官，如今怎能讓我承認(rèn)它有了缺陷……”deeply(與某些動(dòng)詞連用)深刻地，強(qiáng)烈地，深沉地per·fec·tion/p??fek?n/完善；完美Eveninhisdarkestmoments,however,Beethovenneverabandonedhope.Despite

his

hearingloss,hewasdeterminedtofindaway

tocontinuelivingalife

fullofmusic.Heusedavarietyofhearingaidstotrytoincreasetheamountofsoundhecouldtakein.Whencomposing

musicatthepiano,hewouldputoneendofapencilinhismouthandplacetheotherendagainsttheinstrumentsothathecouldfeelthenotes.然而，即使在那些最晦暗的時(shí)刻，貝多芬都不曾放棄希望。雖然聽不清了，但他決心想辦法讓生活繼續(xù)充滿音樂。他嘗試各種各樣的助聽設(shè)備，讓自己聽到更多的聲音。在鋼琴上作曲時(shí)，他將鉛筆的一端含在嘴里，另一端頂住鋼琴，這樣就能感受到音符。

AlthoughBeethovenwasabletocontinuecomposingmusic,itbecameincreasinglydifficultforhimtoperforminpublic.WhenBeethovenpresentedSymphonyNo.9inViennain1824,itwashisfirsttimeonstageinovertenyears.作曲還可以繼續(xù)，但公開演出對(duì)于他而言越來越艱難了。1824年在維也納指揮這場《第九交響曲》，是他十多年來第一次登臺(tái)。in·creas·ing·ly/?n?kri?s??li/越來越多地；不斷增加地inpublic公開地；在別人（尤指生人）面前present上演；公演；推出Sincethatday,Beethoven’sSymphonyNo.9hasbecomeoneofthemostfamousandtreasuredpiecesinthehistoryofclassicalmusic.Thefirstmovementstartsquietly,butallofasuddenthewholeorchestrabreaksintoanenergetictheme.從此，貝多芬《第九交響曲》成為古典音樂史上最著名和最受珍視的作品之一。交響曲第一章先是在平靜中開始，隨后，樂隊(duì)全體猛然奏出一個(gè)強(qiáng)烈的主題。treas·ure

/?tre??(r)/珍視；珍愛；珍重；珍藏theme（樂曲的）主題，主旋律Youcansoonfeelthedetermination—aqualityBeethovenunderstoodwellbecauseofhishearingdifficulties—coursingthrough

themusic.Thenexttwomovementsarefullof

desperatelowsandupliftinghighswhichperhapsreflectbothhissufferingandhisstrongwilltofightit.你頓時(shí)會(huì)感到貫穿整部作品的那種剛毅—那種深受聽障之苦的貝多芬所熟知的品質(zhì)。接下來的兩個(gè)樂章，充滿了絕望的低聲部和激越的高聲部，或許分別反映了作曲家的痛苦和與之抗?fàn)幍膱?jiān)強(qiáng)意志。course

(液體)快速地流動(dòng);奔流Thetearscourseddownhischeeks.他淚如雨下。suf·fer·ing/?s?f?r??/疼痛；痛苦；折磨；苦難△Themusicmovesthroughtechnicallydifficultsectionswithease,showing

hisgeniusasacomposer.Finally,inthefourthmovement,heconnectsallofthedifferentvariations

intoajoyfulchorus.即使技術(shù)難度很高的段落，音樂也都從容流過，展現(xiàn)了他作為作曲家的才華。最后，在第四樂章中，他將一系列形態(tài)各異的變奏整合為一闋歡樂的合唱。vari·ation

/?ve?ri?e??n/變奏；變奏曲;變異的東西；變種；變體;（數(shù)量、水平等的）變化，變更，變異

AsBeethoven’slastgreatwork,hisSymphonyNo.9wasalsoagrandfinaleto

hislife—hediedlessthanthreeyearsaftertheconcertinVienna,aged56.For

hisamazingachievementsandforhisdeterminationeveninhisdarkestdays,Beethovenisregardedasoneofthemostremarkablemusicianswhoeverlived/ofalltime.《第九交響曲》是貝多芬最后一部偉大的作品，也是他的人生絕唱—距這場維也納音樂會(huì)舉辦未滿三年，他就去世了，終年五十六歲。他驚人的藝術(shù)成就，以及在至暗歲月里都不曾動(dòng)搖的頑強(qiáng)毅力，使他被公認(rèn)為有史以來最卓越的音樂家之一。dark憂郁的；不快的；無望的

A.Inpairs,discussthefollowingquestions.Page261.Whatisthestructureofthearticle?

ThearticlebeginsbydescribinganeventthathighlightsoneofBeethoven’sgreatestachievements:the1824Viennaconcert,whereBeethovengavehisfirst-everperformanceofSymphonyNo.9.ThenexttwoparagraphsflashbacktoBeethoven’searlylifeasachild,andintohisteenageyears,whenhiscareerasawonderfulyoungmusicianbegan.flashbackto

回憶；回想；回顧;（電影）閃回，倒敘Theflashbackalsotakesustohislatetwenties,atimeinwhich

hestartedtolosehishearing.ParagraphfourmovesontointroducethemovementsofSymphonyNo.9.ItalsofocusesonBeethoven’squalitiesandgeniusasacomposerwithhearingdifficulties.Thearticleconcludeswith

asummaryofBeethoven’sdeterminationandamazingachievementsasamusicianrightuptohisdeathlessthanthreeyearsaftertheViennaconcert.

moveonto開始做(別的事)；換話題flash·back

/?fl??b?k/（往事/電影或戲劇的）閃回;倒敘，倒敘片段conclude(sth)(withsth)（使）結(jié)束，終止Tip:IdentifyingflashbackinatextInsometexts,theeventsarenotputexactlyintimeorder;instead,aneventthathappenedearlierisputinthemiddleofthemainstory,whichiscalledflashback.Youcantellyouarereadingaflashbackwhenthestorygoesbacktothepastwithachangeofscene.Thereisusuallyatransitionalsentenceindicatingthechange.put表述；表達(dá)

transitional/tr?n?z???n?l/過渡的story/?st??ri/

（真實(shí)情況的）敘述，描述;（書籍、電影、戲劇等的）情節(jié)in·di·cate

/??nd?ke?t/表明；顯示

Thetransitionalsentenceisthefirstsentenceinparagraph2:“SymphonyNo.9wasBeethoven’slastmajorpieceofmusicinavastbodyofworkswrittenthroughouthisremarkablelife.”Itservesasalinkbetween

theprecedingsceneofthefirst-everperformanceofSymphonyNo.9andBeethoven’slifejourney

thatisdescribedinthefollowingparagraphs.preceding[pr??si?d??]前面的lifejourney人生旅程

2.WhatwasthebiggestproblemBeethovenfacedinhislife?Howdidhetrytoovercomethisproblem?

Beethovensufferedfromthelossofhearing,whichcouldbethemostterriblethingtohappentoamusician.Toovercomethisproblem,heusedavarietyofhearingaids.Hewouldputoneendofapencilinhismouthandplacetheotherendagainsttheinstrument.Inthisway,hecouldfeelthenotes.

3.HowcanyoubrieflyintroduceBeethoven’sSymphonyNo.9usingtheinformationinthearticle?

SymphonyNo.9isBeethoven’slastmajorpieceofmusicandoneofthemostfamousandtreasuredpiecesinthehistoryofclassicalmusic.Consistingoffourmovements,itbeginsquietly,andsuddenlyitbecomesfullofenergy.Whatfollowsis

amusicaljourneyoflowsandhighsthatshowhistechnicalskillasacomposer.Finally,thevariationsfromthefirstthreemovementsareconnectedinth