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艺术家:香港西方唱诗班、约翰·温岑堡
作品名称:《疑问之引述:中国香港与远方的合唱邂逅》
发行年份:2020年
厂牌:纳沃纳唱片公司
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:无损FLAC格式 / 24比特-48.0千赫兹
总时长:1小时03分39秒
总大小:325兆字节 / 680兆字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 《疑问之引述》:第一乐章 前奏
02. 《疑问之引述》:第二乐章 隐士
03. 《疑问之引述》:第三乐章 桓伊的《梅花三弄》
04. 《疑问之引述》:第四乐章 谁道人生无再少(谁道东坡老)
05. 《疑问之引述》:第五乐章 莫管身外(无视负累)
06. 《乞援人》(选段):合唱队进场歌
07. 《乞援人》(选段):第二颂歌
08. 《乞援人》(选段):第三颂歌
09. 《乞援人》(选段):第三抒情短歌
10. 《乞援人》(选段):退场歌
11. 《吉普赛之歌》,作品103号(选段):第一首,嘿,吉普赛人,拨动琴弦吧
12. 《吉普赛之歌》,作品103号(选段):第七首,你可曾有时会想起
13. 《吉普赛之歌》,作品103号(选段):第八首,听啊,风在树枝间哀鸣
14. 《吉普赛之歌》,作品103号(选段):第五首,黝黑的少年邀人共舞
15. 《八首法国香颂》,FP 130(选段):第一首,玛尔戈东去打水
16. 《八首法国香颂》,FP 130(选段):第二首,美丽的姑娘坐在塔下
17. 《八首法国香颂》,FP 130(选段):第三首,舂大麦
18. 《八首法国香颂》,FP 130(选段):第四首,喀哒,喀哒,跳木鞋舞
19. 《八首法国香颂》,FP 130(选段):第八首,织工们
20. 两首粤语作品:第一首 彩云追月(中秋月下)
21. 两首粤语作品:第二首 鹤园春梦(放鹤亭)
22. 《东北部组曲》:第一首 美丽的黑姑娘
23. 《东北部组曲》:第二首 金坚木摧(灯台树陷阱)
24. 《东北部组曲》:第三首 布姆巴在哭泣
25. 《东北部组曲》:第四首 我要去,我要去
纳沃纳唱片公司最新推出的《疑问之引述》专辑,由约翰·温岑堡教授指挥香港浸会大学的学生们演绎。这张合唱音乐作品集探索了人类文明进程中的文化概念。其中包括传统曲目、近期创作的作品,甚至还有来自中国香港和英国的知名作曲家的三首首次录制发行的作品。
专辑以作曲家陈庆恩的《疑问之引述》的第一乐章“前奏”开场。我们听到钢琴的敲击声,以及香港西方唱诗班突然有力的歌唱声。这段音乐以中国古典诗词为基础,将中国民间传统与不和谐的现代和声相结合。这些“疑问”的译文包括“你觉得人生在此处或彼处是怎样的呢?”以及“我何时才能无视那些负累呢?”接下来是约翰·布朗根据埃斯库罗斯的《乞援人》改编的作品,它借鉴了古希腊戏剧和现代戏剧的元素,合唱团扮演了故事中主角的角色。随后,我们会听到勃拉姆斯《十一首吉普赛之歌》(作品103号)的选段,这些选段展现了19世纪通过音乐融合不同文化所面临的挑战。这些仅仅是这张专辑多样风格的一部分。
聆听《疑问之引述》的听众会发现自己沉浸在由约翰·温岑堡教授精心策划的深厚文化与音乐传统之中。这些通过无数音乐音阶和语言表达的强烈情感记录,或许有些出人意料地,让听众直面跨越时空的人类共性。不过,要提醒听众的是,听完之后,他们心中留下的问题可能会比答案更多。
Artist: West Cantoría Hong Kong, John Winzenburg
Title: Quotation of Queries: Choral Encounters of Hong Kong, China and the Distant
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Navona
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz
Total Time: 01:03:39
Total Size: 325 / 680 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Quotation of Queries: I. Prelude
02. Quotation of Queries: II. The Hermit
03. Quotation of Queries: III. Huanyi's Three Farewell Tunes
04. Quotation of Queries: IV. Who Says That Dongpo Is Old
05. Quotation of Queries: V. Ignore the Encumbrance
06. The Suppliant Women (Excerpts): Parados
07. The Suppliant Women (Excerpts): Ode 2
08. The Suppliant Women (Excerpts): Ode 3
09. The Suppliant Women (Excerpts): 3rd Amoibaion
10. The Suppliant Women (Excerpts): Exodus
11. Zigeunerlieder, Op. 103 (Excerpts): No. 1, He, Zigeuner, greife in die Saiten ein
12. Zigeunerlieder, Op. 103 (Excerpts): No. 7, Kommt dir manchmal in den Sinn
13. Zigeunerlieder, Op. 103 (Excerpts): No. 8, Horch, der Wind klagt in den Zweigen
14. Zigeunerlieder, Op. 103 (Excerpts): No. 5, Brauner Bursche führt zum Tanze
15. 8 Chansons françaises, FP 130 (Excerpts): No. 1, Margoton va t'a l'iau
16. 8 Chansons françaises, FP 130 (Excerpts): No. 2, La belle se siet au pied de la tour
17. 8 Chansons françaises, FP 130 (Excerpts): No. 3, Pilons l'orge
18. 8 Chansons françaises, FP 130 (Excerpts): No. 4, Clic, clac, dancez sabots
19. 8 Chansons françaises, FP 130 (Excerpts): No. 8, Les tisserands
20. 2 Cantonese Works: I. Under the Mid-Autumn Moon
21. 2 Cantonese Works: II. The Crane Releasing Pavilion
22. Suite Nordestina: I. Morena bonita
23. Suite Nordestina: II. Dendê trapiá
24. Suite Nordestina: III. Bumba chora
25. Suite Nordestina: IV. Eu vou, eu vou
Fresh from Navona Records comes QUOTATION OF QUERIES, featuring the students of Hong Kong Baptist University under the direction of Professor John Winzenburg. This collection of choral music explores notions of culture throughout the course of human civilization. It features traditional compositions, recent works, and even three debut recordings by prominent composers from Hong Kong and the United Kingdom.
The album opens with “Prelude,” the first movement of Quotation of Queries by composer Chan Hing-Yan. We hear the knocking of a piano, and the sudden, vigorous vocalizations of the Cantoría Hong Kong. The music, which is set to classical Mandarin poetry, pairs Chinese folk traditions with dissonant modern sonorities. The translations of these “queries” include “What do you think human life is like here or there?” and “When can I just ignore the encumbrance?” Next comes John Browne’s setting of Aeschylus’s The Suppliant Woman, which borrows from both classical Greek drama as well as modern theater, with the chorus assuming the role of the story’s protagonist. Later on, we hear excerpts from Brahms’s 11 Zigeunerlieder (Gypsy-Songs), Op. 103, which offers a 19th century take on the challenge of blending of cultures through music. These are just a sampling of the album’s stylistic range.
Those who listen to QUOTATION OF QUERIES will find themselves immersed in a deep pool of cultural and musical traditions, as curated by Professor John Winzenburg. These recorded expressions of powerful emotion told through a myriad of musical scales and languages, perhaps counterintuitively, confront the listener with our common humanity across time and space. Listeners should be warned, however, that they too may be left with more questions than answers.
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