Arve Henriksen -制图法 Cartography ECM[MP3]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: 制图法 专辑英文名: Cartography 艺术家: Arve Henriksen 资源格式: MP3 版本: ECM 发行时间: 2009年 地区: 挪威 概述:

专辑介绍： 近年来受到世人绝对讚赏的挪威小号手Arve Henriksen，巧妙且灵活的把玩古典、爵士、世界音乐、甚至是环境音乐(ambient)，轻易地挥洒出实验性强烈的空间脉动。人专辑 「Sakuteiki」与「Chiaroscuro」皆令人惊豔於他利用效果器转换后的乐器吹奏和假声哼唱所呈现的前卫声响，如何因为融入了经典ECM的民族音乐倾向而空灵飘渺，优美抒情。我们已经无法将Arve Henriksen这位音乐天才谱出的异次元音乐有所归类及定位。对於有著太多人生包袱的我们来说，聆听著天灵苍寂的深沉乐音，是种解脱，也该是卸下躯壳的累赘，真诚地看待我们那受到无比煎熬的灵魂了。 　　 　　 Arve Henriksen的音乐主轴大都设定在领域 (field) 的概念之中，所以也有许多人把它定位为背景配乐家，其实这个论述也不尽然正确，Arve Henriksen对於东方宗教或是神祕主义的特殊精闢观点，若是我们极尽所能地将潜藏在音符中的能量抽丝剥茧，我们不难发现冥想、修道、轮迴、七情六慾、涅槃，似乎都能在Arve Henriksen的音乐中摸索到些许蛛丝马迹。 　　　　 　　 Arve Henriksen毕业于Trondheim音乐学院，从1989年开始作为一名自由音乐人和众多爵士/即兴音乐家如Jon Balke, Anders Jormin, Edward Vesala, Jon Christensen, Audun Kleive, Nils Petter Molv?r, Misha Alperein, Arkady Shilkoper, Marc Ducret, Bj?rn Kjellemyr 和The Cikada String Quartet, 以及Sten Sandell, Frode Gjerstad, Peter Friis Nilsen, Bj?rn Torske合作过。他早年参加过挪威钢琴家Christian Wallumr?d（2004年来过上海）的三重奏曾发表No Birch专辑。他深受John Coltrane自由爵士手法影响，并研究用小号吹奏日本传统木箫乐器尺八(Shakuhachi)的音色，体现在2001年在Rune Grammofon发表的首张个人专辑Sakuteiki中。2004年和鼓手Audun Kleive和音乐监制，混音师Jan Bang合作的第二张专辑Chiaroscuro（意大利语，光和影，也指明暗法）被乐评誉为“深刻”，“动容”，“不容错过”。2005年还客座 David Sylvian的新组合Nine Horses的专辑Snow Borne Sorrow。2007年推出第三张个人专辑，寻根之作Strjon。 Cartography 里那种Ambient 式的表现手法，呈现出来的，更多是一种 Soundscape (声音风景)，描写著一幅宏大的音乐地图。Arve Henriksen 依旧在寂静之间探索著，但这一次，这探索显得更深邃。像专辑一曲”Loved One”，里面包含著太多的感情，就像一部完整的电影，已经包含在内里，那些细微的田野录音、琴音、缓缓响起的环境声效、小号，好像都在诉说著一些故事，冷冽、荒凉的。 　　 　　David Sylvian 在专辑里献声的两首诗歌，固然美丽，像回应著Arve Henriksen 的小号，你怎么知道 Arve Henriksen 小号里吹的，又不是一首首美丽的诗歌? Arve Henriksen 那无限延伸似的音乐，如专辑最后的那首”Sorrow And Its Opposite”，每回都让人感到一种洗涤心灵的感觉。 　　第二首和第十一首歌词： 　　2.Before and Afterlife 　　 　　We started in the suburbs of smaller cities 　　And as we followed the nomadic call 　　Our nobler instincts led us further from 　　Society's centre, westward, to a cabin hoisted 　　Aloft on faulty foundations far above the Napa Valley 　　Where the rain soaked earth shifted beneath us and trees caught 　　Like kindling smoke clouds ripening 　　A vintners sun 　　But part of us refused to follow 　　Material distractions beckoned, rallied 　　Snagged, we'd return to the cities on day trips and long weekends 　　Self aversion, anonymity found only in 　　The midst of bricks and mortar, the 　　Hustle of strangers 　　We were worldly people after all 　　But the haze of the rural, the agents of pollination, 　　Clung to us, sparked like hayseed halos in the western sunlight 　　No one let on they'd noticed 　　But we saw, we knew 　　I watched my parents as they stood in a crowded Euston station 　　Up fresh from the country, suitcases at their sides, 　　Waiting on my arrival, illuminated 　　In an otherwise sea of grey 　　Not of this world. 　　 　　We were tempted back repeatedly 　　Until the lure of the cosmopolitan 　　Lay beyond reach 　　We moved east, into the forests and mountains 　　Where life's desires tore us apart 　　How cruel to find oneself alone at that altitude 　　At what point did the fear of numbers set in 　　And the recognition of internal isolation place us outside of belonging? 　　But then wasn't that always the case, weren't we simply 　　Allowed to forget? 　　On Temple Mountain I threw down a rope that others might follow 　　No one came 　　 　　11.Thermal 　　 　　Morning, you lay sleeping 　　Your small body clinging tightly to mine 　　With frightening dependency 　　Life defining, Impossible to betray 　　And with that.... 　　The mattress rose 　　Set adrift on the burgeoning emotional tide 　　Colliding with the once stationary objects 　　Of an uninhabited life 　　What had been concealed 　　Was exhaled from god knows where 　　Colour-drained. unsalvageable 　　Shape shifting 　　And, with function relinquished 　　Resigned from service 　　Two blue sleeping bags 　　Nudged against one another 　　Bearing the once warm imprint of your bodies 　　The sun-baked stone garden 　　Retracted its promise 　　It was cold in that place of perpetual summer 　　If you were afraid you didn't show it 　　You who were born bearing the face 　　Of irrepressible grief 　　So as not to disappoint you 　　I lay motionless 　　Rapt by the rise and stall of your breathing 　　Your fingertips and thighs 　　Quietly affirming my place at your side

本资源来自网络，感谢原发布者 专辑曲目: 01. Poverty And Its Opposite 02. Before And Afterlife: Part 1 & Part 2 03. Migration 04. From Birth 05. Ouija 06. Recording AngelAssembly 07. Assembly 08. Loved One 09. The Unremarkable Child 10. Famine's Ghost: 11. Thermal (Vocals by David Sylvian) 12. Sorrow And Its Opposite