What are the world s most famous piano songs, 10 world famous piano songs

Rachmaninoff--- Rhapsody on a Theme from Paganini.

Tchaikovsky --- Piano Concerto No. 1.

To Ellie's Private" "Autumn Whispers" "Dream Wedding".

Adelina at the Water's Edge

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Let's just say the one that I personally think is the best.

Richard Clayderman, "Starry Night".

10 world-famous piano songs:

1, "Blue Danube".

Composer: Johann Strauss Jr.

The Blue Danube is the work of Johann Strauss the Younger, known as the "King of Waltzes" in Austria, composed in 1866 and known as "Austria's second national anthem".

2, "Pathos Sonata".

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven.

The Pathétique Sonata, also known as the Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, is a work by the world-famous pianist Beethoven.

3, "To Alice".

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven.

To Alice is also a work by Beethoven, the inspiration of the work is ** a girl named Alice, this piece is also dedicated to her by Beethoven, the work is soft and moving, short and exquisite, and relatively easy to play, very popular with piano beginners.

4, "Blue Love".

Composer: Paul Molière.

Blue Love was once a French song, but it was not very popular until Paul Molière rewrote the song for piano that the beautiful melody became popular all over the world.

5, "Autumn Whispers".

Composer: Oliver Tucson.

Autumn Whispers is a classic piece composed by French composer Olivier Tucson and performed by the famous French pianist Richard Clayderman, describing the fairy tale in autumn, which is very romantic and beautiful.

6, "Dream of Love".

Composer: Franz Liszt.

"Dream of Love" is a work by the famous Hungarian composer and pianist Franz Liszt, which is divided into three pieces, namely "Sublime Love", "Happy Death" and "Love".

7, "Moonlight".

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven.

"Moonlight" is a world-famous piano piece, is the work of the German ** Beethoven, the whole piece is like a complete tragedy, full of melancholy and infinite melancholy.

8. Piano Concerto No. 21

Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The Piano Concerto No. 21 is Mozart's work in three movements, which premiered at the Théâtre Crook on March 10, 1785.

9. Piano Concerto No. 1

Composer: Tchaikovsky.

The Piano Concerto No. 1 is composed by Tchaikovsky, with an elegant melody and magnificent momentum, expressing the author's love for life and being very easily accepted by ordinary people.

10, "Symphony of Destiny".

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven.

Symphony of Destiny, also known as Symphony No. 5 in C minor, was composed by Beethoven after a series of blows such as deafness in both ears and the departure of his lover, with a total of 4 movements, each expressing a different emotion.