Who wrote the funeral music in China? This music is well written.

China's funeral music was composed by Luo Lang.

Sorrow was adapted from a northern folk percussion tune by Luo Lang, the first head of the China People's Liberation Army Military Orchestra. The famous March of the People's Liberation Army in China, Three Disciplines and Eight Notices, Dongfanghong and Flower Offering Song were all arranged and arranged by him. Laurent is the conductor of founding ceremony Military Orchestra, and Elegy is one of Laurent's most influential and outstanding works.

Laurent saw the bodies of the dead martyrs still fighting. He feels that funeral music is not only mourning, but also expressing the feelings of remembering and remembering heroic achievements. Therefore, on the basis of E flat minor, he temporarily changed the key in the strongest tone of the whole song, making the tune passionate and firm after sobbing.

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Pathetique was performed for the first time at 1945 Zhangjiakou city memorial ceremony for the fallen martyrs. 1949 The groundbreaking ceremony for the Monument to the People's Heroes was held in Tiananmen Square, which is a national funeral music officially approved by the central government. 1953, when Stalin died, funeral music was first broadcast on China People's Broadcasting Station.

Among Chopin's three sonatas, in terms of profundity and artistic originality, the most outstanding one is Piano Sonata in B flat minor (1839), among which the third movement, Funeral March, is the most popular chapter in Chopin's music, pinning the grief of the martyrs who gave their lives for national liberation in Warsaw Uprising.

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