专辑中文名: Mugam Sayagi: Music of Franghiz Ali-Zadeh
艺术家: Kronos Quartet
资源格式: MP3
发行时间: 2005年01月11日
地区: 美国
简介:
专辑名称：Mugam Sayagi: Music of Franghiz Ali-Zadeh
作 曲 家：Franghiz Ali-Zadeh
演 奏 家：Kronos Quartet
专辑类别：古典音乐1CD
发行公司：Nonesuch
发行日期：January 11, 2005
音乐流派：Classical/Avant-Garde
采 样 率：CBR 320
专辑介绍：
古典先锋四重奏Kronos Quartet今年的最新专辑，"Mugam Sayagi"是“以Mugam的体裁”的意思（Mugam是一种复杂的传统音乐诗歌表现形式），创作它的音乐家是阿塞拜疆古典音乐作曲家Franghiz Ali-Zadeh，她同时精通于西方现代音乐与阿塞拜疆传统音乐，在先锋音乐的概念中融入了很多古老神秘的文化色彩。音乐开始于仿佛来自于远古时期黑暗洞穴中的水滴声，逐渐引入Kronos Quartet尖锐、冷涩的弦乐，带你进入那片未有人类出现的神秘亘古大地。在"Music for Piano"中，时而轻灵时而沉重有力的钢琴声伴随着一种类似于lute琴的绚丽的奏鸣，极为独特。最后的"Mugam Sayagi"从古老凝重的民谣逐渐演绎出现代先锋音乐的凌厉气势，随后出现的仿若铙钹的敲击声，整部作品结构繁复却又紧凑有力，紧紧抓住你的注意力、带走你的呼吸。
专辑曲目：
1. Oasis
2. I. Tactile Time
3. II. Reverse Time
4. Music For Piano - Franghiz Ali-Zadeh
5. Mugam Sayagi
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演奏家介绍：
Few groups so successfully bridged the gap between classical and popular music as the Kronos Quartet; expanding the parameters of their repertoire to include compositions from rock, jazz, and world music, the New York-based artists recorded a body of work virtually unparalleled in its dedication to innovation and range of expression. Comprised of David Harrington on first violin, John Sherba on second violin, Hank Dutt on viola, and Joan Jeanrenaud on cello, the Kronos Quartet was formed in San Francisco in 1973; though all four members were classically trained, they quickly dispensed with the rigid formalities of their craft, performing their chamber music with all of the impassioned energy commonly associated with rock -- even their casual dress flew in the face of the classical establishment. Although Kronos began recording during the late '70s, they began attracting widespread notice during the middle of the following decade as a result of recordings like 1984's Monk Suite (a collection of classical performances of compositions by Thelonious Monk and Duke Ellington) and their 1986 eponymous Nonesuch label debut, which raised many eyebrows via its string quartet cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze." In the years to follow, the quartet remained uniquely eclectic and unpredictable, commissioning pieces from modern composers like Philip Glass and John Zorn, performing the works of tango innovator Astor Piazzolla and free jazz visionary Ornette Coleman, and exploring world music (1992's Pieces of Africa exclusively featured music native to the African continent), remaining several paces ahead of their contemporaries at all times. Joan Jeanrenaud left the Kronos Quartet in 1999; she was replaced by cellist Jennifer Culp.~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
