Name some of the world s most famous symphonies or piano pieces?

Beethoven: (Symphony) Fate, Heroic, Pastoral; (Piano music) to Alice and Moonlight.

Moonlight Sonata, Fantasy Improvisation, Pathos Sonata, The Nightingale, Italian Caprice, Hungarian Rhapsody, Blue Rhapsody, Adrina by the Water, and many more.

1. Symphony No. 5 "Destiny" in C minor

Symphony No. 5 in C minor: Destiny, Destiny, Destiny... As soon as the four voices came out, the heavens and the earth changed color. ** There is probably no single material in history that is more powerful and authoritative than the "Fate Theme" of the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. In this work, Beethoven presents the world with rigorous and organic "motives", astonishing possibilities and breathtaking intellectual beauty.

The transition from the end of the third movement to the fourth movement is the best footnote to what the Greek philosopher Seneca called "through the darkness and into the light".

2. Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony.

Symphony No. 6 in B minor, also known as the Symphony of Pathétique, is the last work composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky to perform during his lifetime. Nine days after the author's premiere, the author passed away. The work is divided into 4 movements.

3. Symphony No. 40.

Also known as Symphony No. 40 in G minor, it is one of Mozart's last three symphonies (E flat major (minor ("Jupiter" in major. They were all completed in the summer of 1788 in just six weeks, and are the three masterpieces of Mozart's symphonies.

4. Astonishing (Haydn's Symphony No. 94).

Haydn's Symphony No. 94 (Astonishment) in G major, composed in 1791. The title is due to the sudden appearance of a full ensemble in the second movement, with a timpani intensity. Britain uses the emotional term "consternation"; In Germany, it is called puakenschlag.

5. Symphony No. 9 in E minor.

Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" in E minor is the ninth of the nine symphonies left by the Czech composer Dvořák.

This is the most important work of Dvořák's life, and it is also a representative symphony of the nineteenth century folk music school, and it is also a masterpiece that cannot be ignored in the entire history.

Beethoven's Second Symphony. Blue Danube. Wait a minute.

Beethoven's is pretty much the same.

Parsibel: Canon

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.

2. Saint-Saëns: "The Swan".

The Swan is performed solo by cello and accompanied by two pianos. From Charles Camille Saint-Saëns' orchestral "Carnival of the Animals".

Symphony of Destiny Blue Danube Heroic Symphony Dedicated to Alice Serenade Turkish March.

I recommend the ...... of several masters of the classical period

Mozart: Symphony No. 25, 1st movement; Symphony No. 36 Linz 1st Movement; Symphony No. 41, Jupiter, Second Movement.

Beethoven: Symphony No. 3, 1st movement; Symphony No. 5 Destiny Second Movement; Symphony No. 6, second movement; Symphony No. 7, third movement.

Schubert: Great Symphony 2nd movement.

In addition, Haydn's "Shock" in the Baroque period is also good, of course, depending on whether the style meets the appetite