Adilina by the Waterside I guess so. The following is an introduction to this song, which is quite nice. . .
Let’s talk about the story first, lest you think it has nothing to do with Greek mythology:
Adelina comes from the story of Greek mythology. There is a beautiful legend in Greek mythology. A long time ago, there was a lonely king of Cyprus named Pygmalion. He sculptured a beautiful girl, looked at her crazily every day, and eventually fell in love with the statue of the girl. He prayed to the gods, hoping for a miracle of love. His sincerity and persistence moved Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and gave life to the sculpture. From then on, the lucky king lived with the beautiful girl and lived a happy life.
In a small town on the outskirts of Paris, the Seine River flows slowly from the city of Paris, nourishing the plants and trees here. . . On an autumn evening in 1977, 23-year-old Clayderman was walking on the bank of the Seine. He had been worrying about a TV soundtrack for several days. Today, he put aside his work for the time being and let the beautiful Seine Give yourself a clear mind and a peaceful mind. It is really pleasant to enjoy the scenery of the Seine while walking. In the distance, you can see the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, illuminated by the sunset. In the middle, the plane trees on the other side of the river have begun to turn yellow. The autumn wind rustled the leaves of the sycamore trees. Walking on this broad and soft grassland nearby, I felt particularly comfortable. . . Clayderman just walked around like this, seemingly forgetting the passage of time. He was already intoxicated by the beautiful natural scenery. . . Suddenly, a woman came into his sight. She had long hair and a refined and refined temperament. She was half squatting, washing gauze by the river in the sunset. Her movements were so elegant, her posture was so wonderful, and her expression was so beautiful. So intoxicated, as if I was not washing gauze, but playing a beautiful piano music. In this situation, Clayderman was also stunned. He marveled at the perfect combination of man and nature. The artist's unique passion burst out at this moment. He took the harmonica he carried with him and expressed the emotions at that time in one breath. This song Later, it was changed into a piano music and became the soundtrack for television. He named it "Adelina by the Waterside". With this piece of music, Clayderman became famous in one fell swoop, eventually becoming a great modern pianist and earning the title of "Romantic Prince".
Of course this is a version of a beautiful legend. In fact, this piano piece was not composed by Richard Clayderman. Adelina by the Water was composed by Paul Chanlevy. It is also Richard Clayderman's famous song. The author is Senneville (Chanlevy)