Jordan chan version of The Duke Of Mount Deer music, the episode is introduced in detail as a recommendation and introduction, and no download link is provided. (If you don't have the impulse to look for these music after watching it, I'm wasting my time:) First, TV plays, the opening song and the ending song are indispensable. Compared with many TV dramas, these two songs are really tailor-made and appropriate. 1. The title song: Jordan chan's All-powerful Red Man (from his album Hug). After the prelude of the majestic atmosphere, Wei Xiaobao's "triumphant singing" was the first turn. Xiaobao's piqueness, piqueness, mischief, arrogance, loyalty, atmosphere, potential and wisdom will all be reflected one by one. Listening (I can't understand the lyrics), my mouth will stretch to both sides involuntarily. I am deeply impressed by watching this TV series, so I won't say much. 2. Ending song: Steven Ma's "A Sky Above His Head" (seems to come from his album "daynight"). I believe that most people who have heard this song started with the seemingly abrupt "A sky above the head ……" at the end of the TV series. In fact, the slightly longer prelude is also quite good. When I first listened to this song completely without watching TV, and carefully tasted every unfamiliar and familiar note in the prelude, the long-lost phrase "A sky above my head ..." sounded in my ear, and it was completely touched in a different way. It's not my fault that I'm aware of it. It's totally different from listening to it behind a TV series, so it seems to explain why it's not as popular as Jin Yong's other TV series songs. Of course, there are personal likes and dislikes. I have to mention that I don't know how many people lamented his "I can't find you in front of the world today/won everything in the world/but you didn't see it", but that "you" was not what you did at least when this song was the ending song. As a monologue of Kangxi Xiaoxuanzi, a middle-aged and young son of The Duke Of Mount Deer with Wei Xiaobao as the protagonist (who also has original opinions that Kangxi is the protagonist), it naturally means something else. Let the actors who play the leading role in TV plays sing with their hearts, which can often be used to sublimate the theme. I like Jordan chan and Steven Ma's interpretation of this very much, so I recommend one. There are also some rather careless TV stations that are really disrespectful to labor. The cast list is omitted, and the staff list is even less left (or blocked by advertisements, completely becoming a behind-the-scenes hero), and they despise one. Second, when it comes to The Duke Of Mount Deer's interlude and soundtrack, I'm really a little humbled, because these are neither "customized" nor original, and some of them have appeared in other TV dramas of Jin Yong more than once, but since the amount of labor is small, it's the most important thing to listen to, and I can't be careless. Fortunately, the actual situation is the same, and I will definitely live up to your ears. (Note: This is the answer to your question) 1. Remember the song that my little wife Ceng Rou played on the mountain when Wang Wushan first met Wei Xiaobao? In this regard, I have the same reaction as many people on the internet: yes, yes, remember, tell me what the name is! I've been looking for it for a long time When dangdang stands in the way, it is the original scenery of my hometown (hence the original scenery), < Download address: /guxiang.mp3 > Do you feel a bit awkward? Yes, it's Japanese (I admit it's a bit strange, but it's only related to music here), created by Zong Cilang, and the instrument used is a 12-hole Tao Di in C key (some people say it's a Dong Xiao tune, so I haven't found any information about the relationship between them for the time being, so I'll make it up when I find it). Here is a story about Zong Cilang Sojiro, a Japanese Tao Di, posted on Baidu: "The history of Tao Di in Zong Cilang began with knowing Master Hisaishan for a long time. In 1975, a small village in a small valley in Tochigi Mountain heard the master's flute echoing between valleys. When he first heard Tao Di's touch, he decided to worship the master a few months later. In the cabin in the forest, there is only one oil lamp and only two pieces of space the size of tatami, which is the starting point of Zong Cilang Tao Di's music. In 1979, he moved to Maomu Town in the east of Muxian County, and began to pursue his own timbre, create his favorite Tao Di model, build his own kiln and burn his own firewood. In 198, he moved to an abandoned primary school as a studio. Bricks were piled up again to build a new wage kiln, and various kinds of Tao Di were made. Many of the Tao Di made by Zong Cilang are Tao Di, which only Zong Cilang understands, and some are made only by Zong Cilang. The reason is not purely because of the pace of production, but how to make the flute step by step with the pace and state of the soil. Only Zong Cilang can play the flute by Tao Di, which is produced wholeheartedly, and it belongs to Zong Cilang, so it can touch so many people and get the support of many people. Only Zong Cilang can play the boastful Tao Di timbre. Zong Cilang has always expressed his feelings for all things in nature and mountains and rivers through the fresh and melodious music of Tao Di. His debut performance in 1985 was immediately recognized and appreciated by the market for its fresh music style. In 1993, he released historic albums "wood road", "Wind Man" and "Shui Xin", which revealed the endless life of nature, and even won the Japanese record award in one fell swoop, laying the foundation for his performance in Tao Di. " Jordan chan version of The Duke Of Mount Deer music, the episode is introduced in detail, and "The Original Scenery of Hometown" is estimated to be from "wood road", which is definitely worth listening to. The 95th edition of The Condor Heroes has also been used many times. 2. Here are two pipa songs. I have never been very interested in this kind of musical instrument. When I was playing and complaining in Chen Yuanyuan, my attention was focused on Yuan Yuan Qu, and the pipa played at that time was Inverse Lun. When listening alone ... the content of ellipsis can be guessed, otherwise I wouldn't have worked so hard to type words to recommend it. Another pipa, to be honest, I didn't pay special attention to it, but I don't regret getting to know it. This is the Love Mantra. Quoting a listener's feeling here, I think it's most appropriate: "Love mantra, in my feeling, is a very forbearing pipa song. The complaints full of hatred gradually burst out from the fingertips, especially the heavy drums behind it and the male voice that I couldn't hear clearly what I was saying. It added a silent and choking narration to the thin pipa. At the end of the song, I heard it with awe. I have to mention that these two pipa songs are both written by Lu Xiuling, the first pipa player in Taiwan Province, and the album title is also Love Curse: Appreciation of the tracks (I don't know who the original is, maybe it's on the CD): 1: Love Curse-if love can also be a curse, it must be a good medicine for many people's hearts. 2: The woman in the fire-the phoenix nirvana is for rebirth. What is the woman bathing in the fire for? For love? For love? For relief? Or is it for rebirth? 3: Desire-Man is the most insatiable animal. 4: Midnight Affairs 5: Endless Road-The road is long, but it is Xiu Yuan. What will happen on the endless road? Personal hopes are always different, depending on the mood. 6: Solo Dance-"I danced softly, and in the crowd, you cast strange eyes. Surprise or appreciation didn't make my dance steps messy. Because what makes me fly is not your eyes, but my young heart. " 7: Inverse homotopy-Inverse is abnormal, homotopy is normal, and in some cases, opposites can also blend with each other. 8: Dark Angel-Is there really an angel in the dark? If there is, all right. 9: Everything is spinning-what kind of feeling is that ... 1: Never forget-how many people are there in a person's life and how many things will be unforgettable forever? Maybe a lot, maybe a little, maybe forgetting means never forgetting ... Third, according to the introduction, this edition of The Duke Of Mount Deer has used at least the following albums: Song Dynasty (Kitaro), Ghost Princess image album (Joe Hisaishi), Luanma 1/2 China Sleeping in Kunlun (Kawai Kenji), ashes of time (Chen Xunqi