Top Ten Classical Music in China

The top ten classical music in China are as follows:

"Mountains and Rivers"-It is said that Boya, a pianist in the pre-Qin period, once played the piano on a barren land, but Zhong Ziqi, a woodcutter, could understand the meaning of mountains and rivers in the song. Boya was surprised: "Great, my son's heart is the same as mine." After the death of chef Hippo, Boya lost her bosom friend, broke the piano and never played it for life, so there was a song of high mountains and flowing water.

"Three Alleys of Plum Blossoms"-This song pays tribute to people with noble sentiments through the white, fragrant and cold-resistant characteristics of plum blossoms. The exotic melody in the song is repeated three times in different positions, so it is called "three lanes".

Moonlit Night on the Spring River-originally a pipa solo, also known as sunset flute and drum, Xunyang Pipa, Xunyang jathyapple and Xunyang Qu. It was later adapted into a national orchestra. Deeply loved by domestic and foreign audiences. Through euphemistic and simple melody and smooth and changeable rhythm, music vividly depicts the charming scenery of the riverside on a moonlit night and praises the charm of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River.

Autumn moon in han palace--chongming school pipa. Autumn Moon in Han Palace is intended to express the bitterness and sadness of the oppressed maids in ancient times and arouse people's sympathy for their unfortunate experiences.

Chun Xue —— An excellent pipa solo ancient song which is widely circulated. With fresh and smooth melody and lively and brisk rhythm, it vividly shows the scene of early spring when winter goes and spring comes, the earth recovers, everything is thriving and full of vitality.

The fisherman's question and answer-this song has more than 30 versions in the past dynasties, and some of them are accompanied by lyrics. Music shows the pleasure of firewood among green mountains and green waters.

Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia —— At the end of the Han Dynasty, Cai Yan (Yueshi), the daughter of Cai Yong, a famous writer and guqin family, was captured by Xiongnu in the mutiny, stayed in the south Xiongnu and left as a concubine, and gave birth to two children.

Later, Cao Cao sent someone to take her back. She wrote a long poem about miserable life and homesickness. I feel sad and happy, which is quite touching. Eighteen beats is eighteen songs. Because this poem was written by Hu Jia for crying, it was named "Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia" or "Hu Jiaming".

Guangling San-also known as Guangling San. Legend has it that it was originally a kind of folk music popular in Guangling area in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. At present, there are only guqin music, and the earliest record is the Magic Secret Spectrum. There was no content record in the early days, but now most musicians explain it according to the folklore that Nie Zheng stabbed korean king.

Pingsha Wild Goose-also known as Pingsha Wild Goose or Pingsha Wild Goose, whose author is unknown. After it came out, it was deeply loved by musicians, widely circulated, with many versions, and was one of the most widely circulated piano music. For the understanding of Qu Qing, there is a description of autumn scenery; Ambitious; There are also feelings that the world is sinister and not as good as geese. The timbre is quiet and beautiful, the embellishment is quiet, the melody is ups and downs, and it is continuous and beautiful.

Ambush on all sides-one of the traditional pipa tracks, also known as Huaiyang Pingchu. In the Ming Dynasty's "Four Zhaotang and the Biography of Pipa", it is recorded that Tang Ying, a pipa master, once played Chu Han: "... The duel between the two armies is moving heaven and earth. If the roof tiles fall, Xu Biguan will notice it, but there is the sound of golden drums, knives and horses, but it is silent.

Over time, those who have grievances are difficult to understand, and they are Chu Ci; Those tragic ones are the generous voice of Wang Xiang's elegy and the sound of farewell; Trapped in daze, there is a sound of chasing; When I arrived in Wujiang, there was a king's throat, and I rode it. It makes listeners excited first, then sad, and finally there is no way to cry, especially adults. "The painted scenes and debauchery are very similar to today's House of Flying Daggers.