Melanie Laurent, the French actress who starred in the concert, also fell in love with Lao Chai's Little D, a violin concerto in D major, and decided to learn the violin after listening to it countless times (she gave up because she was lazy and busy with work after studying for a year). Hannibal lecter, S0 1E0 1 is Bach's Goldberg Variations BWV988 Aria. S0 1E02 also comes from a piece by Bach, the Brandenburg Concerto No.4 in G major, the first movement: Allegro, S0 1E05 has two classical music, both of which are Chopin's nocturnes. The first song appeared in the meeting between Ba Shu and Dr. Bloom. It is Chopin's ninth nocturne in B major, Op. 32, 1, written in 1836- 1837, and dedicated to Baroness de Billing. The second song is serenade in E flat major. Op.9 No.2Op9 has three songs, which were composed between 1830- 1832 and published in 1833. Serenade in E flat major was composed on 1830. This piece is arguably the most popular of Chopin's nocturnes. It can often be heard in various film and television works, and it is also a permanent repertoire of Chopin-related concerts. S0 1E05 is the second movement of Mozart's clarinet concerto in A major: Adagio ii. In this episode S0 1E06, Chopin's piano music Op.23No. 1 (ballad op. 23No. 1 in G minor) is still used. S0 1E07 focuses on the first passage of Handel's opera: Piangerò la sorte mia, which appeared in Ba Shu's concert, and the next passage appears in the kitchen with Dr. Bloom and Chopin's prelude. The recipes and ingredients selected by Dr. Lento are selected from the French opera Faust, composed by Cournot Le veau d'or. The following song appeared after Ba Shu went to find a small teacup, and they went out together ~ It is selected from Verdi's opera Macbeth, and the excerpt is called Patria oppressa. S0 1E08 Bach's minuet Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream appeared in the section where Ba Shu invited the black people to dinner. The last one is the harpsichord version of Goldberg's Variations.