Look for all the world famous songs on the golden strings.

The first sentence:

Yunoki Azuma:

The Morning Scene of Grieg's Pearl King Suite

Hihara Kazuki:

Wagner's double eagle March

Small version

Tsukimori Len:

Polish Dance No.1 in D Major in wieniawski

Later, the song at the end of the film was the song of the matador in Sarasate's opera Carmen.

Keiichi Shimizu:

Bo Cerini cello concerto in B flat major

Fuyuumi Shoko:

Romance in g major

The second word:

Kahoko Hino, Tsukimori Len:

Schubert Schubert's Ode to the Virgin (the second sentence is played by two people and the seventh sentence is played by two people together)

Kahoko Hino:

Gavit in Gossec, Gossec [violin version]

Hihara Kazuki:

Mendelssohn's Singing Wings

The third sentence:

Kahoko Hino and Hihara Kazuki:

Gavit in Gossec, Gossec [violin plus trumpet version]

Ryotaro Tsuchiura:

Chopin c minor Chopin fantasy impromptu op. 66

The fourth sentence:

Ryotaro Tsuchiura:

Chopin's dog waltz in d flat major op. 64No. 1

Chopin's Etude No.65438 +00 No.3 Song of Parting (also played by Hino and Tupou in the competition)

Ousaki Shinobu:

Dvorak's Symphony No.9 in E minor, Chapter 2.

Violin edition

Symphony edition

The fifth sentence:

Kahoko Hino and Ryotaro Tsuchiura ensemble Song of Parting No.65438 +00 is the third piece of Chopin's etude.

The seventh sentence:

Tsukimori Len and Kahoko Hino:

Schubert's ode to the virgin Mary (saying that if they want to be this song, it's a promise)

The eighth sentence:

Tsukimori Len:

Tommaso Antonio Vitaly's G Small Survey Kong Dance

Kahoko Hino:

Hubbell johann pachelbel's Canon and Jigger Dance in D Major [Violin Edition]

The ninth sentence:

Trio of several unknown uncles: piano trioNo. 1 in Schubert-B flat major, op. 99, D.898

Piano TrioNo. 1 in B flat major, Op. 99, D.898

Animation is the second movement 02. Schubert Piano Trio No.65438 +0 op.99: Andante Comoto (thanks to rattan tofu for providing the title of the song, and finally dragged it out intact, pressed it and put it on ...)

The tenth sentence:

Ryotaro Tsuchiura:

Chopin c minor Chopin fantasy impromptu op. 66

Kahoko Hino:

Hubbell johann pachelbel's Canon and Jigger Dance in D Major [Violin Edition]

Hihara Kazuki:

Mendelssohn's Singing Wings

Fuyuumi Shoko:

Saint-Sang Op.37, Romance for Flute and Orchestra in D-flat Major (thanks to the generous provision of rattan tofu).

Keiichi Shimizu:

Swan at the Animal Carnival in Saint-Sang.

Yunoki Azuma:

Masnai's Thai meditation.

The eleventh sentence:

Yunoki Azuma:

Adagio soothing song Tomaso Albinoni Tomaso Albinoni

PS: albinoni's most famous work is Adagio in G minor (that is, this soothing song), so that it is called "Adagio albinoni". However, according to scholars' research, this piece was not made by him. During World War II, Milan musician Remo Giazotto just finished albinoni's biography and catalogue. 1945, he found a manuscript fragment in the Dresden library, which was suspected to be the work of albinoni. Giazotto thought it was very nice, so he wrote a tune with this melody, which was later passed down as Adagio albinoni. It is Giazotto's work, which should be called "Adagio Giazotto", but people still habitually call it "Adagio albinoni".

The twelfth sentence:

Music played by a girl who asked Hino for advice: Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3 in G major.

Concerto no.3 for violin and orchestra in g major K 2 16- Mozart

Ousaki Shinobu:

Debussy: Beautiful sunset, for vl. And pno- Debussy

The thirteenth sentence:

Kahoko Hino:

Tchaikovsky Melody Tchaikovsky-Melody Op.42 No.3

The fourteenth sentence:

Yunoki Azuma:

Adagio soothing song Tomaso Albinoni Tomaso Albinoni (no change ...)

The fifteenth sentence: