Introduce a few piano songs, like the world famous songs of the genre of Canon

Dream Wedding", "Autumn Whisper", "Adhelina by the Water", "Blue Danube", "To Alice", "Pathos Sonata", "Blue Love", "Tears", "Castle in the Sky", "Nocturne", "Fantasia", "Green Sleeves", "Fantasy Improvisation", "With Orchids", "The Mark of the Rain", "Concerto of Love", "Shepherd Boy Piccolo", "Swan Lake", "Four Little Swan Dances", "Cuckoo Waltz", "Remembrance of Love", "Minuet", "Snow Dream", "Melancholy Love", "Dream Bird", "Marriage of Figaro", " Starry Night

Clayderman's are all good.

Liszt, Chopin, The Daydream, Yiruma and Lin Hai have good piano music.

Merry Christmas" Ryuichi Sakamoto) (I recently discovered that this is the background soundtrack of Hunan Taizhou Bichang's courageous advertisement).

Flowing City" Lin Hai.

Moonlight Frontier Lin Hai.

Kiss the Rain (Yiruma), Tears, The Daydream, Poems of Birds, Castle in the Sky, Jean Hisaishi.

Fantasy Improvisations in C sharp minor, Chopin.

You&Me (The Daydream) Paganini Fantasy Clock Liszt.

Etude Farewell in E major, Chopin.

Puppy Waltz Chopin.

Revolutionary Etude Chopin.

Pathétique Second Movement" Beethoven.

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The most famous canon is the canon of the 17th-century German composer Johann Pachelbel (1653 1706), whose full name is Canon and Gigue in D. The song became widely known because it was used as the soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated film "Ordinary Boy", and "My Sassy Girlfriend" also used the song in the scene.

Canon is the name given to a form of music characterized by the repetition of the same piece of music at intervals of several syllables. The general way to play is to start with the cello, three violins are added at bay eight beats apart, and all the violins play the exact same melody, and there are only three different melodies before and after, and each section has only two bars of melody for repeating. The cello tune is repeated twenty-eight times from beginning to end in two measures, but the listener is enchanted by the melody without feeling monotonous at all. can be simple as complex, the author can be said to have perfected the realm.

Chinese abbreviation: Canon.

Ticker of Token: canon

Full name in Chinese: D major canon.

Full name in English: "Canon and Gigue in D".

Author: Johann Pachelbel (Pachelbel) is known as: the representative work of human reason.

Johann Pachelbel (Johann Pachelbel), a German ** family, was a composer and church organist in the late Baroque period in Germany, he was a quite radical composer at that time, and the organ and keyboard ** written during his living life ** were his main areas of creation, and his status in the Protestant religion** was also quite high, but unfortunately most of his works have not been properly preserved, and some are still submerged in libraries all over Germany.

major works; D major canon.

Main article: Canon in D major.

It is worth mentioning that his work, Canon in D (Canon in D major), is still charming after 300 years, and is not only one of the favorite instrumental pieces of modern people, but also a frequent guest of film and television commercial soundtracks. Composed between 1678 and 1690, the composition consists of three violins and digital basses, with the first two bars of stubborn eight basses played by the lower **, followed by three violins in sequence, and the low ** repeating the same eight notes twenty-eight times from beginning to end. This piece is usually followed by a light gigue (jigue) to form a pair.

A special note should be made of the "canon", which is not the title of the piece, but a form of music, which many people mistakenly think of as "canon", which literally means "round singing", and the melody of several voices appears in sequence, intersecting, imitating and following each other, and this form of music appeared in the fourteenth century. Gigue is a jig dance music.

D major canon.

Bahabel's Canon and Gigue in D Major for 3 Violins and basso Continuo (Canon and Gigue in D major, composed for three violins and continuo). Composed circa 1680, Bahabel's Canon is still as popular as the most popular instrumental piece of modern age three hundred years later.