Want some famous music for piano and violin? I recommend some to you, both classical and modern.

Violin part:

(Classical)

"Song of the Wanderer" Sarasate: the pinnacle of violin music, the passion and pathos of the gypsies .

"Song of the Matador" Sarasate: Adapted from Bizet's "Carmen", you can hear the strong pride in the song.

"Polonaise in D Major" Wieniawski: A gorgeous polonaise with a smooth and gorgeous melody, and the piano accompaniment is full of momentum.

"Canon in D Major" Pachelbel: Originally "Canon in D Major and Gig", it was later adapted into various versions. Among them, this version is my favorite, a chase between two voices. , never ends.

"Ave Maria" Schubert: Although this "Ave Maria" is not as famous as Gounod's, it is still a song of the soul.

"The Joy of Love" and "The Sorrow of Love" Chrysler: classic sketches, companion pieces. Joy and sorrow...

"In Praise of Love" Edward Elgar: A sweet and rich breath of love.

"Meditations on Tha?s" Massenet: Romantic French flavor...

(Modern):

"Representatives of the Li Family Go to Beijing": The melody is very pleasant and expresses the feeling of joy

"Morning in Miaoling": The violin imitates the cry of the bird, which is delicate and pleasant.

"Homesickness": Ma Sicong's classic work, one of the "Inner Mongolia Suite".

Piano part:

(Classical):

"Canon" Pachelbel

(This Canon should be the most familiar to everyone) Yes, it was later adapted into a piano piece by George Winston. It started out very calmly, but later on I became more and more fond of it. The melodious tune is not sad, and it tells the story of the clear sky after the heavy rain with the 28-degree cycle. People's comments. It feels like this. The spotless sky after the rain is blue, distant and pure. )

"Farewell" by Chopin (Farewell is not an end, but a new beginning. . )

"Revolutionary Etude" Chopin (the latter part is shocking)

"Paganini Transcendental Etude" Liszt: Based on Paganini's 24 pieces Caprice arrangement. Difficult pieces by Liszt.

"Pathétique 2nd Movement" Beethoven (it doesn't feel very "pathos", but just sad and melancholy)

(Modern):

" Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence》Sakamoto Ryuichi

(It was very quiet at the beginning. In the middle part, the rhythm gradually accelerated and the intensity became stronger and stronger. It ended quietly at the end, which was a very good feeling. And recently I discovered that Hunan Taiwanese Zhou Bichang's courageous commercial background score is this song.)

"Floating City" Lin Hai (the flow of notes is very comfortable)

"Moonlight Border" Lin Hai

"Kiss The Rain Yiruma" (somewhat sad)

"Tears Tears" (The Daydream) (The Daydream's songs are always very beautiful)

"YOU&ME" (The Daydream) (Between you and me...)

"Bird Poetry-AIR" piano version. I particularly like the second version.

"Castle in the Sky" Joe Hisaishi (piano version of Castle in the Sky, with an open, vast and distant feeling.

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