Hans Abrahamsen: let me tell you (豆瓣)

表演者: Barbara Hannigan / Andris Nelsons / Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
流派: 古典
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: Audio CD
发行时间: 2016-01-08
出版者: Winter & Winter
唱片数: 1
条形码: 0025091023226

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Let me tell you how it was: I Part
O but memory is not one but many: I Part
There was a time, I remember: I Part
Let me tell you how it is: II Part
Now I do not mind: II Part
I know you are there: III Part
I will go out now: III Part

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1 有用一 2021-07-24 22:34:28

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1 有用 HZY298 2018-12-24 18:58:05

粗略看了总谱重新听了很多次决定打五星。Hans Abrahamsen的一些概念非常棒。纸擦拭鼓面、指尖扫过钢片琴键盘这样细微的听觉与Hannigan空灵的高音叠加在一起，能感受到曲子想传达的记忆、时间等观念。Abrahamsen在最后一首曲的总谱标注让乐手不要校准弦乐器、低音巴松等的五度音七度音十一度音，让它们随着演奏自然走调，以此营造一种“破碎的音色”。另外Abrahamsen对雪真是情有独钟，... 粗略看了总谱重新听了很多次决定打五星。Hans Abrahamsen的一些概念非常棒。纸擦拭鼓面、指尖扫过钢片琴键盘这样细微的听觉与Hannigan空灵的高音叠加在一起，能感受到曲子想传达的记忆、时间等观念。Abrahamsen在最后一首曲的总谱标注让乐手不要校准弦乐器、低音巴松等的五度音七度音十一度音，让它们随着演奏自然走调，以此营造一种“破碎的音色”。另外Abrahamsen对雪真是情有独钟，他在很多曲子里都会标注“像踏在雪上的声音” (展开)
0 有用安之炼金师 2017-01-05 05:43:29

The feeling feels like a ride on roller coaster, yet more to the point of creepy than enjoyable. Yet it may just be my problem.
0 有用 kaidou 2017-05-11 06:02:18

当时听现场的时候就觉得，蛇精病的嗓音简直了
0 有用中街大果 2016-05-29 20:46:27

Before Abrahamsen wrote a single note, Hannigan gave him a four-hour crash course in the history of vocal music. "She gave me a lesson in how to write for voice," he says. "She told me about how to us... Before Abrahamsen wrote a single note, Hannigan gave him a four-hour crash course in the history of vocal music. "She gave me a lesson in how to write for voice," he says. "She told me about how to use the vowels and she showed me some characteristics of her voice. And somehow I found a language for music." (展开)