01 Carlos Gedell: One Step Away
"One Step Away", a Spanish tango song that was quoted in the movie "Scent of a Woman" and became a classic. Since then, he has appeared in many films including "Schindler's List", "True Lies", "The King's Group", "Sweat", "Frida" and many other films.
This is a violin song with aristocratic temperament. Since its birth in 1935, it has become the first choice for tango scenes in movies. The melody of steel and softness, and the patchwork style, show the tacit cooperation of the two in tango dance.
02 Enio Morricone: Paradise Cinemas
The main theme is clear and clean, and the violin’s sound like weeping is delicate and continuous. Just like our memories of young love, it is mixed with surprises and regrets, recollections and emotions. People have mixed feelings and mixed feelings. The film editing in
movies connects the classic love scenes in movies from the 1930s to the 1940s, and the narrated music is more like a monologue that interprets these feelings, depicting the deepest touches and feelings in the human heart. Miss.
03 Dvorak: Humor in G flat major
As its name suggests, this is a humorous scherzo, composed in 1894 by the Czech composer Dvorak. At that time, Dvorak was returning to his motherland for vacation from the United States, and he was in a good mood, so he wrote this piece.
Scherzo was popular in the 19th century, and its biggest feature is its contrast: the first theme is like dance in spring, and the second theme is like parting thoughts. If you use the analogy of storytelling, it is like recalling a beautiful story and suddenly beginning to miss it infinitely.
04 Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D major
This piece was composed in 1878 and is one of Lao Chai's most famous works. The music not only gives full play to the brilliant skills of the lead violinist, but at the same time the color of the orchestral music is also greatly enriched, with a strong Russian folk song color.
may be its unique, melancholic and beautiful melody, which has made this piece of work continue to perform on the music stage for so many years, and it has become the repertoire of many famous violinists.
05 John Williams: Schindler's List
This song is composed by John Williams for the movie "Schindler's List". At the same time, it also invited Yitzhak Perlman as the violin lead. The whole soundtrack of
impressed audiences all over the world with a sense of simplicity and epic beyond time and space. We seem to have returned to that period of black history, but even surrounded by war and death, the goodness of human nature is still shining.
06 Coldplay: Viva la vida
Viva la vida is Spanish, meaning Long live life. This song was originally sung by the British rock band Coldplay. They told it in the tone of Louis XVI, whose background was before and after the French Revolution.
Coldplay uses a brisk and unusual rhythm to narrate the desolation of a period of history, with strong contrasts and full of meaning. This song and its album also won three awards including the 51st Grammy Music Award and the Best Music Award.
07 Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in e minor
This piece of music began in 1838, when the 28-year-old genius was currently the conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, and this piece was for the orchestra Principal violinist Ferdinand David composed.
This is a feminine concerto, elegant and soft, gentle and affectionate, and sometimes a little bit sentimental. In order to show David's superb playing skills, Mendelssohn and David have repeatedly discussed and discussed this piece of music, and finally, 6 years later, this meticulously completed piece was made public.
08 Sarasati: Carmen Fantasia
This piece of music was composed by Sarasati, which brings together a variety of extremely difficult violin skills. The majestic places are like showers and tempests, destroying dryness and rottenness, and the delicate places are euphemistic and winding,Floating like a hairspring.
is a fantasia that brings together the most well-known melody in the Spanish national style of the opera "Carmen" created by the French composer Bizet, so its full name should be "According to the theme of Opera Carmen" "Fantasia" is used for the concert, but the whole piece is full of Sarasati's characteristics.
09 Sibelius: Violin Concerto in D minor
This piece is an early work by Finnish composer Sibelius. It was first completed in 1903, and was finally published in 1905 after several revisions, and premiered in Berlin in the same year. The song is a spiritual symbol of the Finnish people's struggle for independence, and since then, Finnish music has entered the history of world music. The theme of
is passionate and full of Finland. The music gives full play to the playing skills and expressiveness of the solo violin, and the whole work is like a sound and picture, lifelike.
10 Saint-Saëns: Introduction and Roundabout Caprice
This is a work for violin and orchestra. It was composed in 1863. It is the most popular one among the small-scale music works of Saint-Saëns. The work premiered in 1865, directed by Saint-Saëns himself, and played by Sarasati. The romantic feature of
is very obvious. The ardent and wild masculinity is intertwined with the sad and sad emotions, with a strong Spanish style.
