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#MichaelJackson #MichaelTrailer #HealTheWorld #DanFogelberg #Longer #PianoCover #PianoMashup #PianoArrangement #HealingMusic #PeaceMusic #EdFuPiano #麥可傑克森 #丹佛格柏 #治癒世界 #天長地久 #鋼琴改編 #鋼琴串接 #鋼琴演奏 #反戰音樂 #環保音樂 #經典致敬 #西洋經典 #西洋流行音樂 #麥可傑克森電影 #麥可傑克森預告 最近看到 2026 年 Michael Jackson 傳記電影《Michael》釋出第一支短預告， 再次喚起我對他那種狂熱魅力的深深想念。 我也開始構思：能否用我最擅長的串接鋼琴演奏， 創造一系列致敬他的改編作品？ 而這首 Piano Cover Mix，就是我的第一首結果。（也意味著後面會有更多。） 這次我選了兩首英文世界名曲： 〈Heal The World〉收錄於 1991 年專輯《Dangerous》。 麥可曾說這是他最自豪的作品之一。 當時正值波灣戰爭，他心碎於那些被戰火摧殘的生命、特別是孩子們， 於是寫下這首歌。 MV 裡滿滿是戰地兒童的臉，令人心疼， 卻又在溫暖的旋律中得到撫慰。 〈Longer〉則是美國民謠詩人 Dan Fogelberg 的招牌作品， 收錄於 1979 年的《Phoenix》。 簡單的吉他、柔美的聲音，如詩般的旋律與歌詞， 讓它成為經典婚禮神曲，幾乎無人能超越。 但我聽〈Longer〉時想到的卻不是男女之愛， 而是 宇宙、自然、甚至上帝的愛。 歌詞寫的海洋、森林、魚與鳥、細雨與火焰、 以及超越這一切的久遠之愛—— 都像造物主對世界的深情凝望。 我相信〈Heal The World〉中麥可唱的「心中那個充滿愛的地方」， 指的正是人類對生命、對自然的本能珍視。 更巧的是，兩首歌在 和弦進行上竟然驚人相似： 都是往上走三次，再往下回返。 彷彿在提醒： 在人類往上擴張、征服、驕傲的同時（往上走）， 別忘記謙卑，回到心底最初的那份愛（往下走）。 音樂，千真萬確，就是呼籲人類和平最好的共同語言。 在我的編曲中， 我讓〈Longer〉穿插於〈Heal The World〉之間， 特別在開頭與尾聲，都使用相同段落的〈Longer〉歌詞， 象徵：「治癒這世界的力量，永遠源於最古老、最深邃的愛。」 唯一一次兩首歌同時交錯的段落， 我之所以這樣安排，是因為： 在〈Longer〉中，那段歌詞原指戀人年華老去， 回望人生之書，即便書頁斑駁泛黃，愛依然存在。 但在〈Heal The World〉的架構下， 那反而像是 —— 地球飽受戰火與環境破壞後的蒼老樣貌， 然而我們對自然、對生命、本質善良的愛仍未熄滅。 〈Heal The World〉三次轉調具有強烈感召力， 我也忠實重現，並在中文字幕上做了微調： 從「治癒」到「拯救」、從「關心」到「正視」那些逝去的生命， 希望讓你感受到反戰、環保、兒童與生命權益的刻不容緩。 最後， 也以此向 Michael Jackson 與 Dan Fogelberg —— 兩位用音樂呼喚世界大同的已故歌者 獻上最深的敬意。 之後我將挑戰另一首麥可「關懷弱勢、安慰受傷的人」的經典：〈You Are Not Alone〉 的串接版本。 敬請期待我會與哪一首歌 Mix 在一起吧！ ＊ Michael Jackson “Heal The World”× Dan Fogelberg “Longer” — Piano Cover Mix for a World in Need of Healing When the first teaser for the 2026 Michael Jackson biographical film Michael was released, it instantly reignited the longing I’ve always had for his electric presence. It also pushed me to ask myself: Could I create a series of piano medley tributes for him, using the musical language I know best? This Piano Cover Mix is the very first answer to that question — and certainly not the last. This time, I chose two globally beloved English classics. “Heal The World” appeared on the 1991 album Dangerous. Michael once said it was one of the songs he was most proud of. Amid the Gulf War, devastated by the suffering — especially the suffering of children — he wrote this song as a plea for compassion. Its music video, filled with the faces of children in conflict zones, is heartbreaking yet profoundly comforting through its warm melody. “Longer,” by American folk poet-singer Dan Fogelberg, comes from his 1979 album Phoenix. With only gentle guitar, a tender voice, and poetic imagery, the song became an enduring wedding classic that time can hardly surpass. Yet when I listen to “Longer,” I don’t think of romantic love. I hear the love of the universe — of nature — or even of God Himself. Its verses of oceans and forests, birds and fish, rain, fire, and the love that predates them all feel like the Creator’s timeless affection toward the world. I believe the “place in your heart filled with love” that Michael sings of in “Heal The World” is the same innate reverence we humans have for life and nature. And astonishingly, the two songs share an almost identical chord motion: both moving upward by a third, then returning downward by a third — as if to remind us that while humanity expands, reaches, and grows proud (moving upward), we must also stay humble and find our way back to the love that grounds us (moving downward). Music truly is the universal language that calls for peace. In my arrangement, I wove “Longer” between sections of “Heal The World,” placing the same Longer verse at both the beginning and the ending — to symbolize that the power to heal the world always comes from the oldest, deepest kind of love. There is only one section where both songs overlap. I designed it this way because: In “Longer,” that verse originally describes lovers aging together, their “book of life” weathered with cracks and yellowed pages, yet their love remains steady. But within the context of “Heal The World,” the imagery shifts — it becomes the portrait of a world aged and wounded by war and environmental damage, yet the love we hold for nature and humanity continues to glow, soft but unextinguished. I also kept Michael’s powerful triple modulation exactly as in the original, and subtly adjusted the Chinese subtitles each time it appears — moving from “healing” to “saving,” from “caring” to “acknowledging” lives that have been lost — a reminder of the urgency of peace, environmental care, and protection of children and life itself. This piece is my tribute to Michael Jackson and Dan Fogelberg — two artists who devoted their music to the dream of a better world. Up next, I will take on another Michael song that comforts the lonely and the hurting: “You Are Not Alone.” Stay tuned to see what I will pair it with.