Are there any good symphonies on the Internet, and what are some good symphonic works in China?

Answer: Listening to symphony generally uses HIFI speakers, which are much better than stage speakers or KTV speakers. The dynamic ups and downs of the symphony are very large, the sound is almost inaudible when it is small, and it can burst when it is large.

Therefore, the power of the amplifier and the speaker should be relatively large, if you use it at home, the power amplifier master does not let which channel actually rated power is recommended to be at least 2 150W, for those power amplifiers with sufficient margin rated power of 150W, the peak can reach more than 1000W or even more than 2000W, so the main speaker is recommended to have a rated power of more than 200W. In addition, it is necessary to configure surround and center speakers, and the subwoofer does not have to be, because the subwoofer is generally required by DJ**, which is needed by people with bass obsessive-compulsive disorder. The main consideration for listening to the symphony is the equalization of the frequency response, and there can be no obvious protrusion in which frequency band.

Maksim Mrvica (Exodus) Exodus

The music is piano music, and the book of Exodus is about the poignant history of the founding of Israel.

It is magnificent, majestic, and has a tragic sense of history.

2.Lu Qiming's "Ode to the Red Flag".

The Ode to the Red Flag is based on the theme of the Red Flag.

It depicts the raising of the first five-star red flag on October 1, 1949, when the People's Republic of China was founded.

The piece begins with the trumpet playing an introduction to the national anthem, followed by a stretched, beautiful carol theme played by the strings.

In the middle of the piece, in a sonorous triplet rhythmic progression, the horn plays a short and powerful tune, like a horn of progress. Then, the theme of the carol becomes a heroic march.

It symbolizes that under the guidance of the revolutionary red flag, the Chinese people have taken a giant step forward.

The piece incorporates the melodies of "Dongfang Hong", "March of the Volunteers" and "The Internationale".

3.Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, fourth movement.

The symphony is expansive and thoughtful, and it performs a magnificent ode to philosophy and heroism.

Through this work, the author expresses the will of mankind to fight for freedom, and firmly believes that this struggle will eventually end in the victory of mankind, and that mankind will surely gain joy and solidarity and fraternity.

4.Williams, "Summoning Heroes".

Summon the Heroes is a wind piece composed by renowned composer Williams to commemorate the centenary of the modern Olympic Centenary and the Atlanta Olympic Games. For an uplifting Olympic theme**.

5.Copeland's "The Horn of the Ordinary Man".

The song is an inspirational work composed by Copeland for "World War II".

Composed in 1942, it became the opening song of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.

6.The seventh movement of the Yellow River Cantata.

The whole piece adopts the march genre, with short beating, uplifting tones, loud battle cryes, sonorous rhythms, rapid jumping motives and gradually expanding sound patterns, making the song full of powerful feelings.

It vividly depicts the magnificent scene of guerrilla fighters holding native guns and foreign guns, wielding broadswords and spears, fighting in green gauze tents and in the mountains to defend the Yellow River and the whole of China.