CCTV awards often played in the background music called what?

Internationally, the commonly used award music is "Radetzky March".

The Radetzky March is an orchestral piece composed by Austrian composer Johann Strauss Sr. in 1848. The song consists of two contrasting parts; the introduction is followed by the first part of the theme, which is repeated once before the music passes through a transitional phrase played in unison by the full orchestra.

The gentle theme that contrasts with the preceding theme then appears, and the music ends with a repetition of the first part's theme. The song features violin as the main instrument, with occasional interjections of cello, flute, and drums in between.

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Other versions of the Radetzky March are introduced:

< p>1. The Central National Orchestra version of "Radetzky March" was composed by the Central National Orchestra and is pure music without lyrics. The song was included in the album "Chinese National Concert for the Spring Festival of the Year of the Tiger", which was released on May 20, 2001.

2, China National Symphony Orchestra "Radetzky March" is composed by the China National Symphony Orchestra, is pure music without lyrics, the song is included in the album "Immortal Melody", released on April 1, 2002 .

3. The Karajan version of "Radetzky March" is composed by Karajan and is pure music without lyrics. The song is included in the album "New Edition of the HP HPiVi Audition Special II", released on March 1, 2010.