Soft oboe, tenor recorder.

"Forest Waterwheel" is a world-famous popular orchestral piece composed by German musician Ellenberg. It has a beautiful and lively melody and is deeply loved by the masses. Someone once listed this piece with Alter's "In the Clock Shop" and Michael Ellis's "The Blacksmith in the Forest" as three famous descriptive title pieces.

The author went to the forest to play, saw the beautiful scenery in the forest, and heard the rhythmic sound of the waterwheel. He was suddenly inspired and composed this famous light music piece. . The work adopts a rondo structure, and the music is fresh and smooth, cheerful and lively, full of childlike interest, giving people the feeling of jumping and dancing. It is a music work loved by children.

The music begins. After a long prelude, as the accompaniment imitates the sound of the gurgling stream and the chirping of birds, the smooth and beautiful melody slowly and sing-songly depicts a picture. Peaceful forest views. People seem to hear the gentle breeze blowing the leaves, the birds jumping on the branches and singing to welcome the dawn, the waterfalls formed by the mountain water splashing, and the ancient waterwheel pushing the ancient waterwheel singing squeaking songs.

Then the music enters the rondo theme with the lively and happy melody of polka. The theme imitates the beautiful forest with a light and lively rhythm, which is reminiscent of the joyful splashing of water by the wheels of a water wheel. A spinning scene. The ending speeds up and ends the whole song in a pleasant and warm atmosphere.