The original songs of the top ten famous songs in the world are: "To Alice", "Spring Song", "June Barcarolle", "Girl's Prayer", "Moonlight", "Magnificent Waltz" , "Toccata", "Children's Paradise", "Nocturne", "Fantasy Impromptu".

1. "Für Elise"

An independent piano piece composed by Beethoven in 1810. It ranks first among the top ten famous songs in the world and has high popularity around the world.

2. "Spring Song"

It is a famous piece in Mendelssohn's piano solo collection "Songs Without Words". It can not only be used for piano solo, It has also been adapted as an orchestral piece, and as a solo piece for other instruments.

3. "June Barcarolle"

Composed by the Russian composer Tchaikovsky, this famous song is well received by music lovers around the world and is also a widely circulated song. Very popular song.

4. "Girl's Prayer"

It is a world-famous song composed by Polish female pianist Badajewska. This classical and romantic piece of music will always touch the softness of your heart if you savor it carefully.

5. "Moonlight"

Beethoven's very famous piano sonata. It is said that it was created in 1801 after Beethoven experienced emotional ups and downs.

6. "Magnificent Grand Waltz"

Walse was published early when Chopin was still alive. It is a gorgeous and lively piece of music that is always very friendly to music lovers. impression.

7. "Toccata"

Toccata is also called touch music. It is a style of music originated from the Italian Renaissance. Most of it is faster. Fast and tight-paced.

8. "Children's Paradise"

French composer Debussy composed a piano suite specifically for his daughter Emma. It is said to be a collection of six ditties inspired by Mussorgsky's song collection "Children's Songs".

9. "Nocturne"

A piano solo genre created by Chopin. This is an intoxicating piece of music. The gentle music has a little contemplation and can Let your whole heart move with the music, and it will be hard to come back to your senses when it is over.

10. "Fantasy Impromptu"

Chopin's famous song, this song was named by later generations. It was Chopin's posthumous work and had no name at the time. This piece is extremely difficult to perform, has profound and fantasy content, and is also very well-known around the world.