English: These Sound Imageries are for a new piano-teaching methodological innovation of Pentatonic Impressionism (Supported by Chinese traditions, such as Daoism, Kung Fu-training, Tai chi and Wu Xing - Wikipedia introductions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taoism; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_martial_arts; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tai_chi; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing ), with the core thinking-design online realized through my Wikiversity educational portal. My contribution would be: the very systematic simplification of all those above through my and many piano-learners' daily piano basic-exercises training (Western Neo-classicism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoclassicism), which I hadn't seen any teaching books or references (articles), teaching me to do so. (It might be because of my historical limitation as a common piano teacher educator, but Pentatonic Impressionism is real from my true heart-words)

To be very honest, the recording of this series spent me no more than one hour, but behind which it's many years' thinking and practices... Further honest, Masters' key thinking-ways or expertise course-structures or researching ideology, in piano teaching traditions, usually didn't share with the public...There is no responsibilities. Sometimes, we also need survive on earth (money, materials, and environments), and our lives might not be easier (or someone if wanna to be among this type of persons)... However, I am from commons and have a dream: if online, through internet and wiki-family, many far-distant boys and girls, and their teachers, if can share some ideas from educational portals for their local courses-designs , which might benefit their lives and make them see the hope and peacefulness near heaven (and civilization)... How good their lives will be, happily with sounds, their own thoughts of fashion, musical appreciation of traditions and a piano-peer! I think that's what motivated me to come here... It might be the true meaning of Musical Aesthetics, 'Pentatonic Harmony and Heaven-See'.

I need to give my thanks to many people, in my growth. There is no orders but from my heart: Thanks to Ray D'INVERNO and his educators' team in Goldsmiths, University of London (Without your ways of teaching of Jazz & Blues - from scales & arpeggios to improvisation, I cannot find pentatonic scale was hidden behind and my innovation-approaches cannot be opened in that period, such as panda-series and butterfly-series...); the learning and conclusion in Open University's Music Theory, Music Research and Composition & Improvisation across cultures (in this case, especially Music Theory, tunes, 12 tones Equal-temperament - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal_temperament and some 'cultural-across' views of music); thanks to my earlier piano family-educational teachers' endeavors for my growth, such as Ms Wang, and my mother, thanks to my Chinese race-background and western music-touching born from mother's belly, thanks to Sir Debussy's Impressionism influence, and many years China National Piano Grade Test's basic exercises training and Hanon approach (though some really made me in a little bit painful shading of childhood, they are really useful), my grandma, one UK peer and aunts' encouragement, my own students' hard-working in their daily piano-learning (though it's almost a beginning...) And, many further knowledge points in Wikipedia articles. Oh, in this time, it almost has no relationship with Mozart's, but he told me the importance of nature and happy playing...

Without them all above, there is no me... No matter happy or not with me, my original heart was to work hard and let you all feel happy. I am still a piano-boy. Please feel the happiness and the forgiveness to see my Innovation, like me! Finally, in this field, it's just a beginning... In Chinese language (Oh, you might also feel my Chinese accents in each title-reading), there is a sentence: Throw out a stone to get back a jade... Hopefully, my stone can give you some inspirations and impressions, regarding with piano and music, in the later days.. Let us listen to them...

Pentatonic Arpeggio Flatten G major