Isomura Yuki-----"The Street Where the Wind Lives": It is a classic piece collaborated by Isomura Yukiko and the famous Japanese erhu player Masao Sakashita in 2003. It is a dialogue between erhu and piano. Refreshing. Overall, I feel that the erhu is more important than the piano, or that the appeal exceeds the piano. The sadness of the erhu outweighs the romance of the piano here. The erhu and the piano are intertwined, talking to each other and admiring each other, but they will never overlap, like two lovers who can never be together.
Bandari--------"Aday without rain", "Liu Li River"
Nomak------"for the children"
< p>Magna centa--"Japan"The XX-------"intro"
Kyoda Seiichi------"Qingqiu"
As the stars fall--------"A dead leaf dance"
Maksim---------Claudine
The above It’s just the representative works of each work or author, and you can also look for other works of that author. They are all very good and have a calming effect! ! !
There are also light music in some film and television works, such as "The Pianist", "Daisy", "Inception" - Time
"Hell Girl", "Shutter Island" The episodes in it are all very good!
The most classic ones should be game music: such as The dawn in "Legend of Dreamland", "Heavenly Purgatory" ------ "Blood Night", "Relics" and so on.
Other famous foreign songs: Memories of the Alhambra, Nightingales, Rhapsody in the Forest
Chinese style: Aria, Moon Reflected in Two Springs, Original Scenery of My Hometown