What are some epic arrangements?

I can only name a few genres that I listened to: Chen Qigang's "Butterfly Loves Flowers", a modern orchestral piece with Han style elements. Chen Qigang is famous and I don't need to explain too much, he and Tan Dun are the only two Chinese classical composers recognized by Europeans.

The whole album of the Black Qi Band "Jinling Festival**. Dark is a Han style folk metal. The whole album of the rotting corpse love beauty band "Fate by the River" **.

Eastern European folk metal + gothic flavor + dark tide flavor, this style is not to mention China, it is the only one in the world. (The band was later renamed Twilight Bloom).

Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2. Smetana Vltava River. Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture.

Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 (probably less epic). Symphony of Beethoven's fate, heroes, etc. Rachmaninoff Paganini Variations on a Theme.

Lin Junjie's "We", I haven't seen such a heartfelt live for a long time, Lao Lin seems to come to such a concert every time, and he is really moved. I've always held the point of view that the singer's dedication to singing, practicing day after day, and sculpting the typhoon ultimately points to the ability to forget everything and play to the fullest in order to achieve empathy. At the end, there was silence for a long time, and those two words seemed to weigh a thousand pounds, which made Lao Lin breathless, and it seemed that he would not be able to control his emotions in the next second, so he really pinched a sweat ......When those two words came out, goosebumps all over my body rose, and at that moment I also thought of some of my very good memories, which is also the biggest gain I gained from listening to this song.

Zhang Yadong's arrangement involves a variety of styles, and the arrangement in "Fable" in cooperation with Faye Wong can represent his relatively high level, drawing inspiration from European and American ** people such as Radiohead and Polar Gemini, the overall style is avant-garde, showing a very good artistic taste, and the ** more than ten years ago still sounds full of novelty.

Chang Shilei Wow, for so many years, he has been my favorite person in Chinese pop**. Shangyin graduated, from my own feeling, the stone should be the best rhythm in the Chinese music scene, all kinds of neo soul sassy flying. In fact, there is no need to say anything else, just look at what kind of coffee the people you work with know that he is really amazing.

Lin Yilian, Karen Mok, Tanya Tsai, Zhang Yimou, etc.

Laymen look at the lively, radish root teacher Liu Zhuo teacher stone has a lot of topics, I said I think it is very powerful: Hu Yanbin. Also, I think Jin Zhiwen's arrangement is also okay.

It seems that there are few Chinese music scenes with such a unique style of whimsical arrangements as Lao Hu, and there are several similar styles in Japan. However, the Japanese ** arrangement is already super strong, and there are all kinds of things.

LBG, very low-key, very, very powerful (I'm his little fan sister). No matter what style of the works I wrote, I never get tired of listening to them, and at that time, I listened to his song "Falling Dust" and "The Melody of the Wind Dissipating" to guide me on the road of **! His ** seems to be a world, full of light sorrow, but there is a relieving light.

Zhang Jie, blow up Zhang Jie, the fairy scene, in the stars of the battle of nature, in the singer, yourself, don't think of me.

The epic you are talking about is not the same as the epic I understand. The epic I understand is epic, so I don't think I can help you. If you want to listen to Epic, search for Two Step from Hell to get started.