The ending theme of the second season of "Symphonic Lover" begins with "Bolero".

"Boleiro" is one of the finest dance music works created by French composer Maurice Ravel in 1928. It is also a masterpiece of French symphonic music in the 20th century.

The whole song is based on a fixed rhythm background and consists of two themes and their constant alternation and repetition. The rhythm is full of energy and runs through the whole song. The whole song is always in the key of C major, and only the last two bars begin to change the key. The first half is accompanied by harmony, except for solos, which are played in unison. The second half is accompanied by light chords, and there is only a gradual change from beginning to end. Strong changes.

Extended information:

"Bolero" is originally the name of Spanish dance music, usually in four or three beats, slightly faster speed, and matched with the rhythm of castanets. Formally, it consists of the main part, the middle part and the recapitulation part. But this dance piece written by Ravel just borrowed the title of "Boleiro" and is actually a free dance piece.

This 15-minute piece was originally composed for 80 performers, but in the "Home Edition" of the French National Symphony Orchestra, it was re-arranged and condensed by conductor Didier Benetti It became a 4-minute version.

Baidu Encyclopedia—Boleiro