1, Irish Thrushcross: The repertoire includes gorgeous and splendid folk songs, brisk dance music and rich orchestral music in two classic films. The gentle Irish elbow bagpipes whisper sadly, and the pure timbre refuses to be accompanied by noise. Real performance makes you feel the simplest range, swimming in an imaginary country without borders, just like standing on the plateau grass, breathing the fresh scenery full of earthy breath, smelling the breeze whispering in your ear, and the raised grass suddenly floating down from your palm.
2. "Where are the Stars": The harmonica version has a very high status among all the players who play the empty track. It plays with the unique sadness of the harmonica, which makes countless players fall for it. From Olivier's words in the last chapter of the legend of heroes 6: The Trajectory of Empty FC, we can know that Where the Stars Are, a well-known ballad of Herry Bogna Empire.
Auld Lang Syne: This poem was later set to music. In addition to the original Gaelic version, this song has also been set into the local languages of many countries. It can be said that it is widely circulated and known to women and children. It's definitely a world classic. Throughout China, it is often called "Auld Lang Syne".
4. Sky City: Joe Hisaishi's music has a power that can arouse the most new soul. Whether you pay attention to the soundtrack because of animation or simply like his music. Joe Hisaishi is a man with magical power, so amazing that a 3-year-old child can listen in the concert hall, so amazing that a teenager who is addicted to games and cartoons enters the symphony concert hall for the first time.
5. "Turkish March": It is a separate March sketch. This song is called Variations on the Theme of Turkish March, which is a world-famous Variations on the Theme of Turkish March.
Harmonicas are mainly divided into solo harmonica and ensemble harmonica, each of which has different types. Its range is slightly different according to the type and tonality. As a melody instrument, the harmonica can play at least two chords, and a high-level musician can play two relatively independent parts at the same time under the premise of following the harmonica structure. Because of its small size, it is called "the piano in the pocket".