作词 : 云主
作曲 : 无
《梅花三弄》《Three Stanzas of Plum-blossoms》
《梅花三弄》，原为东晋“笛圣”桓伊所作笛曲。为三弄梅花之调，高妙绝伦，从南北朝至唐朝一直流行。后经由颜师古将《梅花三弄》改为琴曲，明朝时列入《神奇秘谱》（1425年），成为古琴最重要的名曲之一。 杨抡《伯牙心法》（1609年）云：“梅为花之最清，琴为声之最清，以最清之声写最清之物，宜其有凌霜音韵也。”
Originally a piece of flute music composed by Heng Yi, the Sage of Flute. Composed of three stanzas in the tone of plum-blossoms, it was extremely ingenious and was popular from the Northern and Southern Dynasties to Tang Dynasty. Afterwards, it was rearranged into qin-music by Yan Shigu, which was listed in 《Mysterious and Secret Tunes》 in Ming Dynasty (1425) and became one the most important famous music of Guqin. Skills of Bo Ya by Yang Lun (1609) described it as follows: “plum is the freshest in flowers and qin is the freshest among all the instruments. Depict the freshest flowers with the freshest music and the music must by noble and unsullied”.