According to The Music Weekly, the 19 world-famous songs at the Winter Olympics are: Rossini's "Willem Retreat" Overture, Elga's "March of the Mighty Wind", Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker", "Reed Flute" and "Small March", Bach's "Third Orchestra Suite in D Major" "Gig", Verdi's "Aida" "Triumphal March", Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Round Dance of Spring", Beethoven's "Turkish March" (non-Mozart), Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony "Destiny", Glinka's "Triumphal March", Glinka's "The Round Dance of Spring", Beethoven's "Destiny" Lyuslan and Lyudmila" overture, Verdi's La Traviata "Drinking Song", Bizet's Carmen overture, Brahms's Hungarian Dance No. 5, Valfell's Ice Skating Round Dance, Supe's Hussar Overture, Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" "Spring", Mozart's "Forty Symphony", Dvořák's Ninth Symphony "From the New World", Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake" and "Four Little Swan Dances". Finally, the background music of the Chinese team appeared in "Singing the Motherland".
Source: Interface News
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