What are the top ten famous Chinese classical music?

China's top ten classic songs include "Mountains and Waters" by pianist Qin; Ji Kang's Guangling Sanqin Music in Wei and Jin Dynasties; Ping Sha Yan in Ming Dynasty; The ancient song "Three Lane of Plum Blossoms"; Ambush on all sides during the Chu-Han War; The ancient music "Sunset Drum" was later compiled into the music "Moonlight on the Spring River"; Jade bridge question and answer handed down from generation to generation; Eighteen beats of Hu Jia by Cai Wenji at the end of Han Dynasty; Autumn moon in Han dynasty; During the Spring and Autumn Period, Shi Kuang of Jin wrote Spring and Snow.

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In foreign countries, classical music is called "classical music", which means "classical, orthodox and classical literature", so our people call it "classical music". First of all, conceptually, "classical music" is the name of a music category.

However, even in foreign countries, there are many different explanations for the specific meaning of the word "classical music", among which the main objection comes from the different concepts of the era division of "classical music". In the narrowest sense,1works of "Vienna Classical Music School" represented by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven from the second half of the 8th century to the 1920s, especially "classical music".

The broadest explanation is to push the time forward to the Renaissance in Europe, from then until the later Baroque period, Viennese classical period, The Romantic Period, national music schools, impressionism until the modern music schools that appeared at the end of 19 and the beginning of the 20th century, and even all modern professional music that is not purely entertaining are collectively called "classical music".

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Top Ten Classic Songs in China, Baidu Encyclopedia-Chinese Classical Music.