Ask the maestro to tell me 10 of Bander s songs

Wonderland Anne's Wonderland.

Dream Chaser. Early morning.

Spring. First snow.

Moonlight. Sunset.

Morning light. Summer waltz.

I'm more into Bandari's Anne's Wonderland and the Wind of Changes

The Song of the Mystery Garden is good.

Melancholy love. The language of flowers is tender.

The Little Mermaid. Friend.

Bandari's "Garden of Dreams" is the best

That's what it's all about.

Most of the songs are good

You can listen and pick the one you like, after all, it's your 5300

In fact, many of Bandari's tunes are similar.

I only listen to one song the most, and it's very good. When the person heard this, his heart immediately calmed down.

Mountain Stream can be found in QQ. There are birdsong, flowing water, and other sounds in nature. There should be flutes, guitars to play.

This is what I heard, you go to QQ** to try it out. I once sent it to my classmates and he said it sounded good.

The name of the song is Mountain Stream.

Little Blind Bear** All in the Big Garden. Not only is there Banderi, but there is also the Mystery Garden.

Baghdad Stars Anne's Wonderland Paradise Silent Mountains and Forests Glazed Lake Dreamy Wind Early Morning First Snow Childhood.

In my childhood, five minutes before the end of our school lunch break, we would put a period of time. And then a voice would come out and say start singing now or something. Uh

Snow Dream in {Haruno}.

One of the most famous!

The piano score for this piece can also be found in Bugs.

It's super nice

I don't know if it's "endless insight", you go and listen to it.

01 Wonderland 02 Spring Wild 03 Misty Forest 04 Dream Garden 05 Liuli Lake 06 Nature Poems 07 Sunshine Coast 08 Blue Sky 09 Silent Mountain Forest 10 Breeze Valley 11 Forest Moon 12 The Rhine Boying Bandari Orchestra is a group of young composers, performers and engineers. Began to perform in Switzerland in 1990, the director of the troupe Oliver Schwartz is a multi-talented ** person, who has collaborated with Alex Christensen to produce "Time to Say Goodbye" for Sarah Brightman.

The Bandari Orchestra is never in ****, and once it starts planning a new **, it lives deep in the Alpine forest until the finished mastering is completed. Being in the mountains and forests gives Bandari a steady stream of creative inspiration, and it also has the most natural and unearthly style. Every sound of insects and flowing water was recorded from nature, and they went through a lot of hardships to collect the sounds of nature, sometimes for months.

Because of this, they were able to bring these sound effects to life in **.

Bandari's ** emphasizes the absoluteness of gentleness, Oliver Schwartz shows his unique arrangement techniques, and uses refreshing orchestration to frame a piece without pressure and burden, coupled with superb recording technology, which makes ** have an ethereal inspiration, and dissolve into the ears is not only the fresh feeling of the mountains and forests, but also can significantly relax the nerves that collapse, which is a rare **treasure. Oliver Schwartz said: "My ** is a combination of sight, touch and sound, and the inspiration I get from nature will continue to the hearts and minds of listeners around the world."

It is not only the new century**, but also the spiritual nourishment taken from nature.