【诺基亚手机标志性铃声的故事】
你知道吗？人类历史上最广为人知的数字声音之一，实际上是1902年用古典吉他创作的。

早在手机时代到来之前，西班牙作曲家兼吉他手弗朗西斯科·塔雷加创作了一首名为《大华尔兹》（Gran Vals）的作品。在这首古典乐曲的旋律中，隐藏着一段13音符的旋律，最终响彻全球。

1993年，诺基亚的高管们选中了这段旋律，作为其新款手机的标志性铃声。在21世纪初的鼎盛时期，这段简短的旋律每天播放次数估计超过18亿次——这使得塔雷加1902年的作品成为历史上播放次数最多的音乐作品之一。

一旦你了解了它的由来，聆听这首古典乐曲的原版会是一种奇妙的体验。你仿佛能立刻听到那段定义了一个时代科技与怀旧的旋律。

这令人着迷地提醒我们，永恒的设计和古典艺术如何在现代科技中焕发新生。
Did you know that one of the most recognizable digital sounds in human history was actually composed on a classical guitar in 1902?

Long before the era of mobile phones, Spanish composer and guitarist Francisco Tárrega wrote a piece titled Gran Vals. Tucked inside its classical measures was a 13-note melody that would eventually echo across the globe.

In 1993, Nokia executives selected those exact notes to serve as the signature ringtone for their new mobile devices. At its peak in the 2000s, that brief phrase was estimated to play over 1.8 billion times a day—making Tárrega’s 1902 composition one of the most frequently performed musical pieces in history.

Once you know where it comes from, listening to the original classical piece is a surreal experience. You can instantly hear the exact snippet that defined an entire era of technology and nostalgia.

It is a fascinating reminder of how timeless design and classical art can find new life in modern technology. http://t.cn/AXprs1Vi