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1、断弦的小提琴Playing a Violin with ThreeStrings1.OnNov.18,1995,ItzhakPerlman（伊扎克·帕尔曼）,theviolinist，cameonstage（举办，上演）to give aconcert.If youhaveeverbeen to a Perlman concert, you know that getting on stage is no smallachievement（完成，达到）forhim. He was stricken withpolio（小儿麻痹症）asa child, and so he wal
2、ks with the aid of twocrutches（拐杖）.1995年11月18日，小提琴家伊扎克·帕尔曼将要举办一场音乐会。如果你曾经听过帕尔曼的音乐会，你就知道对他来说走上舞台可不是一件容易的事情。他小的时候患过小儿麻痹症，所以他需要靠双拐走路。Theaudience（观众，听众，读者）sit quietlywhilehemakes his way across the stage to his chairandbeginshisplay. But this time, something wentwrong. Just as he finished the fi
3、rst few bars, oneofthestrings（琴弦）on hisviolinbroke（断掉，break的过去式）.Wethoughtthat he would have to stop theconcert. Buthedidn‘t.hewaited a moment, closed his eyes and thensignaled（以动作向…示意）theconductor（指挥）to beginagain.观众在静静地等待着他穿过舞台坐在椅子上开始表演。但是这一次出了点儿问题。当他刚刚演奏完前面几小节的时候，一根琴弦断了。我们以为他不得不结束这场演奏会，然而
4、他没有。他停了一下，闭上眼睛，然后向指挥示意重新开始。Theorchestra（乐队）began and he played withsuch（前所未有的）passion（激情，热情），and suchpower（力量）and suchpurityasthey hadnever heard before.Of course, anyone knows that it isimpossible（不可能）to play aharmonious（和谐的）work with justthreestrings. I know that, andyouknow that, but that
5、 night Itzhak Perlmanrefused（拒绝）to know that.乐队再一次开始演奏，他用前所未有的激情、力量和内心的纯净演奏着。当然，我们每个人都知道仅用三根琴弦是无法演奏出和谐的乐曲的。你我都明白这一事实，但是那一晚伊扎克·帕尔曼就是拒绝承认。When he finished, there was anawesome（可怕的）silence（寂静）in the room. And then people roseandcheered（欢呼）.There was anextraordinary（非凡的）outburst（爆发）ofapplause（欢呼
6、）from everycorner（角落）oftheauditorium（观众席）.当演奏结束的时候，大厅里一阵可怕的沉寂。接着，人们从座位上站起并欢呼起来，从观众席的每一个角落都爆发出热烈的掌声。He smiled,wiped（擦去）thesweat（汗珠）from thisbrow（额头）andthen he said---notboastfully（骄傲）,but in aquiet（平静）,sacredtone（神圣的语气）---“Youknow, sometimes it is theartist（艺术家）'stask to find out how much mus
7、icyoucanstill make with what you have left."他微笑着，檫去额头的汗珠，没有一点骄傲，他用平静的、虔诚的语气说道：“有些时候音乐家要明白用不完整的乐器，你还能演奏出怎样的音乐。”So, perhaps our task in thisshaky（不可靠）,bewildering（使迷惑）world in which we live is tomake music, at first with all that we have, and then, w
