What's the name of the music played in Beijing Olympic Games?

Music of Award Ceremony The music of the award ceremony of the Quartet program is divided into four parts: logo music, entrance music, award music and exit music. 1, the unified symbolic music played before the award ceremony marks the beginning of the award ceremony, which lasts about 25 seconds. Tan Dun used the original sound of Zeng Houyi's chime and the sound of Jade Qing unearthed in Hubei, and integrated the symphony performance form to form a grand musical effect of "golden chorus" and "golden sound and jade vibration", which is consistent with the design concept of the Beijing Olympic Games medal "golden marriage". The music is beautiful and fashionable, which perfectly combines ancient and modern music and national elements, and conforms to the overall feeling of the award ceremony. The entrance music is cheerful and exciting. After the award ceremony, the winning athletes will enter the stadium and compete. The admission music was composed by Wang Hesheng. This version of the entrance music adopts symphonic orchestral orchestration, which has a distinct rhythm and is very infectious, giving people a cheerful and exciting feeling. The award music is solemn and sacred. Award music will be played during the award ceremony. Tan Dun combines ancient and modern music with national elements, and combines the stirring sound of bells and jade bells with the melody of Jasmine, creating a solemn, grand and sacred atmosphere for athletes to accept the coronation. The music is grand and generous. "Jasmine" is one of the most common elements in award music. Even at the beginning of award-winning music, the prototype of "Jasmine" was used, and in the process of award-winning music, "Jasmine" became the leading tone of all musical instruments. 4. The exit music is relaxed and lively. After the award ceremony, it will be played when the athletes leave. Tan Dun's exit music was cheerful, relaxed and lively, which achieved the organic unity of nationality, inclusiveness and times.