Brahms' Blues

[Author: Brahms]

Bright and pure notes, pleasant melody, just like the innocence of a child Baby talk makes people innocent and happy. The crystal-like quiet sound is like a gentle gentle breeze, or like a mother's kind hand brushing by, following the rhythm, letting the body sway gently.

The Moment of Music

[Author: Schubert]

This is an innocent, pure and delightful piece with a light and lively tone. Folk dance style. Although the total length is only 54 bars, and the musical image is relatively simple, Schubert handled it very delicately, and it can really be called exquisite, translucent, exquisite and compact. The whole piece of music maintains its natural beauty, which is as if it were made in heaven without any modification. It is the most famous piece of Schubert's piano music.

Childhood Scenes

[Author: Schumann]

The theme of this piece is very simple, with a moving lyrical style and fragrant fantasy color, and the melody line has several twists and turns. The ups and downs and gentle lingering make people unknowingly be introduced into the light and ethereal dream world. The dreamy notes and the beautiful smile bloom on the face, and the pillow is filled with happiness and comfort, and the dream is intoxicated.

Children's March

[Author: Tchaikovsky]

"March" is selected from the first scene of the dance drama when the children appear on the stage. music. This piece of music has the characteristics of both march and double-beat dance music. The light and lively melody vividly depicts the children playing the trumpet, holding their heads high and their chests high, and showing their lively and agile characteristics.

Puppy Waltz

[Author: Chopin]

The music is played at a fast speed and hits in a very short moment, so it is also called "The Moment" Waltz" or "Waltz in One Minute". When playing this piece, you should use smooth and smooth fingertip techniques to feel the fun of this piece.

Trout Variations

[Author: Schubert]

The "King of Songs" Schubert composed the famous art song "Trout" in 1817 fish". The author first vividly describes the lovely image of the trout swimming happily in the clear stream with a happy mood; then, the trout was caught by the hunter, and the author was deeply dissatisfied. The author uses the narrative method of stanzas to express his infinite sympathy and regret for the fate of the trout, and reminds the profound meaning of the lyrics: kindness and simplicity are often harmed by hypocrisy and evil.

Song of Spring

[Author: Vivaldi]

The work was written around 1725. It is one of the twelve works published by Vivaldi when he was about fifty. Nos. 1 to 4 of this concerto are collectively called "The Four Seasons". These four concertos are Vivaldi's most famous works, and the melodies in them are still popular today. The first movement (Allegro) of "Spring" is the most famous. The music unfolds a brisk and pleasant melody, which reminds people of the greenery of spring.

Aria on the G string

[Author: Bach]

This piece is the theme of the second movement of Bach's "Orchestral Suite No. 3" and is full of poetic flavor The beautiful melody makes this song a popular popular song. The violin plays a long and solemn melody. The new melody that appears in the second half of the song produces richer changes, and finally ends in a quiet, prayer-like atmosphere.

Mozart's String Serenade

[Author: Mozart]

This piece is a model of instrumental serenade in the mid-eighteenth century. Mozart composed it on August 24, 1787. Completed in Vienna, the first theme comes straight to the point, with a lively and smooth rhythm and short gorgeous eighth-note vibrato, forming a joyful melody, which is full of bright emotional colors and youthful atmosphere, followed by a light dance-like melody.

Ode to Joy

[Author: Beethoven]

The work was created approximately between 1819 and 1824. It is the pinnacle and summary of Beethoven's entire music creation career. . D major, 4/4 time. This is a huge variation, full of solemn religious overtones and magnificent momentum. It is a model work of cooperation between human voice and symphony orchestra. Through many variations on this theme, the music finally reaches a climax and reaches the highest peak of Beethoven's music creation. The duet and solo parts of the movement also give full play to the characteristics of each vocal range of the four singers.