我是看了孙老师的文章《听力是靠语音沉下来的》入门的。今天又看到这篇文章,感到格外的亲切。对于我,这是压码文章中最重要的一篇。今天重读,突然醒悟了。一下子掌握了压码的方法了。放下学习,立马写下。
事先把课文复印一份备用。拿出课文。用神奇变速器,把课文的播放速度放在40%左右,可以根据自己的情况设定。开始时可再慢些。不用着急,把自己情绪调整到在湖边,闲着晒太阳,用小石子轻轻地投入湖中,听音乐的状态。开始。
第零步:做看课文的准备,先不看。
第一步:听过第一句话后,想像声音就像投出小石子,水面的波纹,随着时间推移,一圈一圈扩散开来。让自己思想也随着停顿一小会儿。
第二步:看着课文的这句话,回想声音(小石子的水波一圈圈在真空中传播,永不衰减)。双手慢慢拉开一遍遍模仿水波扩散,脑子慢慢重复不停地回想第一句话。声音会不停地出现,就不停地回想,想多少遍就多少遍,不急,慢慢地回想。不要去管第二句话开始结束的事情。
第三步:第二句话已经过去一会儿。
第四步:看着课文的这句话,回想第二句话的声音,不要去管第三句话开始结束的事情。只是重复不停地回想第二句话多遍。声音会不停地出现,就不停地回想,想多少遍就多少遍,不急,慢慢地回想。也许第三句话也已经说过去了,都没有关系。也可以回想第一句话加上第二句话。
第五步:同第二步
直到结束。
压码听清:记住声音,对上文字。
其实就是做一件事,听着声音,停一小会儿,声音有一个复制的时间,然后慢慢地重复几遍。声音在真空里传播,永不衰减。之所以听不清,是人为增加了一些干扰的因素,诸如音标,语法,拼写等,每个人的情况不同。如果我们能够放下这些,什么都是去管它,只是听声音,不要看文本,只是听声音,就把自己放在真空中的状态下,是可以听得非常的清晰。
6.4
LESSON 4 THE NEWSPAPERS ARE FINALLY REVIEWING THE SHOW.
SCENE ONE: LINDA'S OFFICE
STEVEN: Today's the day. The newspapers are finally reviewing the show. tdstdtnsppsfmlrvits
LINDA: I hate critics. ihtcrts
I hate reading their reviews. ihtrdtrvs
STEVEN: You seem surprisingly calm. ysmsprslcm
LINDA: I'm not. imnt
I'm terribly nervous. imtrblnvs
STEVEN: You hide it very well. yhdtvrwl
LINDA: I just hope the critics like the show. ijsthptcrtslkts
STEVEN: Don't you think they will? dntytnktwl
These will be my first reviews as a dramatic director. tswlbmfstrvssdrmtcdrct
LINDA: Well, I don't care what the reviews say. wlidntcwtrvss
You directed beautifully. ydrctdbtfl
STEVEN: Do you really think so? dyrltnks
LINDA: Steven, you're a good director. stvnyrgddrct
You work well with the cast. ywkwlwttcst
You're doing a wonderful job. yrdiwndfljb
I mean it. imnt
STEVEN: Gee, thanks. g,tnks
I hope the critics think the way you do. ihptcrtcstnktwyd
LINDA: Thanks. Here goes: tnkshrgs
the Daily News, tdlnws
the Stamford Gazette, tstmfdgzt
the Connecticut Record, tcnctctrcd
and the New York Times. andtnyktms
STEVEN: Aren't you going to read them? antygitrdtm
Let's do this quickly. ltsdtsqckl
LINDA: You do it. ydt
STEVEN: OK. Which one first? ok,wconfrst
LINDA: The Stamford Gazette. tstmfdgzt
STEVEN: Let me find it. ltmfndt
STEVEN: OK. . . Here it is. ok,hrts
LINDA: Well. . . Come on. . . wlcmon
Let's hear it. ltshrt
STEVEN: "If you like suspense, ifylksspns
don't miss ‘Murder at Midnight. dntmsmdtmdnt
This new mystery show is one of the ten best of the season. "
SCENE TWO: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM
AMY: Wow! These newspaper reviews are wonderful. wtsnspprvsawndfl
JEFF: I guess so. igs
AMY: Did you know that you act brilliantly? ddynttyactbrlntl
JEFF: Does it really say that? dstrlstt
AMY: Yes. And here . . . ysandh
"Jeff Bennett moves smoothly into his first big role. jfbntmvsmtlinthsfstbgrl
He is perfect as the sensitive but strong reporter. " hspfctstsnstvbtstrrpt
JEFF: ". . . He is beautifully directed by Steven Winn. " hsbtfldrctdbstvnwn
AMY: ". . . And nicely supported by veteran actress Mary Beth Adams. " andnclsptdbvtnactrsmrbtadms
JEFF: I'm nicely supported by Mary Beth? imnclsptdbmrbt
No, She's the star of the show. n,sststfts
I was supporting her. iwspth
AMY: You're very modest. yrvrmdst
JEFF: Well, not really. wlntrl
I'm just telling the truth. imjstlgttrt
AMY: Jeff Bennett, jfbntmvsmtlinthsfstbgrl
you're a very good actor. . . yrvrgdact
Would you mind giving me your autograph? wldymndgvgmyatgrp
JEFF: Not at all. nttl
AMY: You even write well. . . yevnrtwl
So, if there is anything I can do. . . siftrsantgicnd
JEFF: Well, just keep reading those reviews. wljstkprdgtsrvs
AMY: Of course I will. ofcsiwl
Seriously, Jeff. srsljf
How's your dad today? hsuddtd
JEFF: He's doing very well, thanks. hsdgvrwltnks
He'll be going home soon. hlbgghmsn
AMY: That's good. ttsgd
JEFF: It's my mother I'm worried about. itsmmtimwrdbt
AMY: She isn't doing well? sisntdgwl
JEFF: She's extremely tense. ssextmltns
This is very hard on her. tssvrhdonh
AMY: Well, she's lucky she has you here. wlsslckshsyh
JEFF: I think she really needs me. itnksrlndsm
AMY: Why do you sound so surprised? wdysndssprsd
JEFF: I don't know. idntn
This may sound strange, tsmsndstrg
but it's the first time I'm the one in charge - bttstfrsttmimtonncg
not my father or mother or older brother. mtmftomtooldbrt
They're all relying on me. tralrlgom
[ 此贴被ligengbeng在2009-02-08 12:09重新编辑 ]