1, dream wedding
"Dream Wedding" is composed by Paul Seneville and played by Richard Clayderman.
Richard clayderman is a French pianist who is good at playing Chopin, Tags, Debussy and others' works, but that was when he was keen on classical music. Later, he turned to the development of pop music (Wedding in My Dream, Adeline by the Water, Homesickness, etc.). ) and played the songs of Bohr Senneville and Olivier Tucson.
2. whispers of autumn
I remembered the familiar melody in my ear and couldn't help humming along. Poems for Adeline, Anna's notes, the wedding in my dream, ..., the music that accompanied my childhood growth, it is still so fascinating to chew it again. Back in time, those melodies that never fade in memory were written by music magician Paul Senneville.
Paul Senneville, the founder of Dafen Records, was originally an excellent journalist and TV producer. Because of his unique talent in music, he made up his mind to create music, which not only spread popular melodies all the way.
3. Adeline by the water.
Adeline comes from the story of Greek mythology. There is a beautiful legend in Greek mythology. Once upon a time, there was a lonely king of Cyprus named Pygmalion. He carved a beautiful girl, looked at her every day, and finally fell in love with the girl's statue inevitably. He prayed to the gods and looked forward to the miracle of love.
His sincerity and persistence touched Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and gave this sculpture life. From then on, the lucky king and the beautiful girl lived together and lived a happy life.
4. Blue Danube
The Blue Danube Waltz, a famous Austrian composer, was composed by Johann Strauss II in 1866, with Op.3 14, which is called "the second national anthem of Austria". At first, it was a male chorus accompanied by a band, and later, the vocals were removed and became an independent orchestra.
It consists of a small overture, five small waltzes and a long and big ending (which partly reproduces the main musical themes in front). Music runs through the rhythm of a typical three-beat waltz, with a beautiful theme, bright rhythm and flexibility, reflecting a gorgeous and elegant style.
5.to Alice
To Alice was written by German musician Beethoven on April 27th, 2000. It is said that it was given to his student Treize. Mafa's Later, Treize transferred the music to his girlfriend Bretto Lu, who lived in Munich. Noel, a German musician, discovered this score and made it public in 1876.