Tik Tok's top ten piano music: River flows in you, Heart Orchid, Rain Seal, Confession Night, We will rock you, Canon, City of the Sky, Flying Wild Bees, Time for Three and luv letter.

1、《River flows in you》。

The Chinese name of the piano piece "River Flows in You" is Your Heart River, the fourth piano piece in Li Runmin's album "First Love" in July 22. There are two versions, with different styles. The slower version is as tender as water, and the faster version is like a cheerful stream.

2. Heart Orchid.

This is a piano piece that needs to be listened to and felt with heart, with sadness, helplessness, longing and expectation, which makes people intoxicated after listening.

3. The Seal of Rain.

YIRUMA, a Korean musician, created the music. The rhythm of the music and the high-pitched part of his right hand describe the feeling of raindrops dripping from the eaves and the beautiful love waiting for him under the eaves.

4. Confession Night.

This piano piece is the title song of the album CHRONICLEⅤ ⅴ. It was written based on the scene that Hui Yeji explained to her parents who raised her that she was a man on the moon and was going back to the moon soon.

5、《We will rock you》。

"We Will Rock You" is a song sung by Queen. The songs and lyrics were produced by band guitarist Brian May, released in 1977, and included in the band album "News of the World".

6. Canon.

is a song sung by hypnotic music, which is included in the album Hypnotic Songs of Hypnotic Music in 29.

7. City in the Sky.

is the theme song of Miyazaki Hayao's animated film Sky City, which premiered on August 2, 1986 and was composed by Japanese composer Joe Hisaishi.

8. Wild Bees Flying.

It was written by Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and realized the story of the prince turning into a bee and attacking the villain through humorous musical techniques.

9. Time for Three.

The whole song is full of misty sadness, and the warm memories between us will never disappear in the process of time and space rolling.

1、《luv letter》。

It's from the album luv letter by Dj Okawari, a famous Japanese musician, which means "love letter".