Can't Help Falling In Love is a recreation of the 18th-century art song Plaisir d'amour, written by the German composer Jean-Paulo Romattini.
"Can't Help Falling in Love" was originally sung by elvis Presley, the familiar "Elvis Presley," and Elvis Presley's concerts in the '60s and '70s almost all ended with this song, and many singers have covered the song.
However, many people prefer a purely musical version, and without lyrics there is no more constraint. The narrative melody is paired with the unique timbre of the piano, and the thick and plump timbre of the cello gives people more room for imagination. The songs that have been handed down to this day after years of sand and sand always carry the charm of honey, just like every time I listen to this song "Can't help falling in love", whether it is at a friend's wedding or in a movie interlude, it will always be moved, like a tear gas poison. Before, I always thought about whether the song could be interpreted more brilliantly, and added a few more harmonies, how it sounded more different, so slowly grinding... It wears away the emotion that I originally wanted to express. Back to the original intention, this time back to this soulful song. Although there is no flowery technique, each note is pure and beautiful, directly linking the most delicate feelings in the depths of the soul.
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When appreciating, it is recommended to let go of the volume, let the warm melody and color flow, fill the entire space, such music, can soothe the soul, sweep away the sadness, precipitate the beautiful, let people intoxicated, let the soul rest.