Kitaro 喜多郎 -日月光华-药师寺音乐会(Daylight, Moonlight-Kitaro Live in Yakushiji)

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资源信息： 专辑英文名: Daylight, Moonlight-Kitaro Live in Yakushiji 专辑中文名: 日月光华-药师寺音乐会 艺术家: Kitaro 喜多郎 发行时间: 2002年 地区: 日本 概述:

专辑介绍： 关于SACD，可以使用FOOBAR加一个插件播放。 不过，话说还是需要高端设备。包括播放器和音响。播放器必须支持SACD格式。 作为资深DS，本人只有分享资源的份。至于有什么播放过程的问题可以发上来探讨…… 关于药师寺（百度百科）： 680年，天武天皇为了祈求皇后（即后来的持统天皇）病体早日康复，在藤原京建造了以药师如来为本尊的寺院。但是，寺院尚未完成，天武天皇却不幸去世，继位的持统天皇、文武天皇继续建造寺院，大约于698年建造完成。其后由于都城迁至平城京，寺院于718年迁至现在的地点。当时以被称为 "龙宫" 的金堂为中心，建有东西双塔、讲堂、回廊等众多建筑，其后因973年的火灾和1528年的战火，除东塔和东院堂以外，其它建筑都几乎消失了。 　　昭和中期，借着白凤伽蓝复兴之机，从1976年的金堂复兴开始，开始重建昔日的伽蓝。1991年，作为新殿堂的玄奘三藏院伽蓝建造完成。作为称颂因小说《西游记》而广为人知的唐代高僧玄奘三藏遗德的中国式伽蓝，平山郁夫画伯创作了 "大唐西域壁画"。药师寺不仅以伽蓝闻名，还藏有被称为可代表白凤时代佛像双璧的药师三尊像和圣观世音菩萨立像，以及日本最古老的佛足石（由唐代王玄策自印度摩揭陀国临摹佛足石后带回大唐，置于长安善光寺中，由一位遣唐使摹写下来后带回到日本）等很多文物。 专辑评介： 以药师寺僧侣的吟唱为开场，这无疑是喜多郎的特别奉送。这位传奇式世界音乐先锋的这张专辑，分2张CD记录了在古日本首都奈良药师寺的三个晚上的演出。喜多郎全部使用电子合成乐器重现了九首早期专辑中的大作,外加他在奥利佛斯通电影《天与地》中的金球奖主题曲还有2首未曾发行的单曲。 From the opening chant of the Yakushiji monks, it is apparent that this is going to be a special offering from Kitaro. The legendary World Music pioneer’s latest album is a two-CD set recorded over three evenings in the sacred Yakushiji Temple in the ancient Japanese capital, Nara. With full instrumentation, Kitaro reprises nine favorite compositions from earlier albums, plus his Golden Globe Award-winning theme from the Oliver Stone film Heaven & Earth and two previously unreleased tracks. This is a tour de force for Kitaro and ensemble. All the drama, grace and humanity of his usual offerings are here with the added immediacy of the live recording and the profound spirit of the Yakushiki monks who appear on the previously unreleased "Wa" in addition to the opening track. Live in Yakushiji is a broad and deep journey, to inner realms as well as exotic earthly destinations. New age music and ancient shrines seem to work well together, as evidenced by top-selling concert CDs and videos (now DVDs) by Keiko Matsui and Yanni over the years. Kitaro's idea for a greatest-hits collection performed at the sacred Yakushiji Temple in Nara, the ancient Japanese capitol, is more about beauty and intimacy than sheer spectacle, although it would be fun to imagine this dramatic presentation in its native setting. The music on this double disc was taken from three live concerts in the summer of 2001, the first concerts ever presented in the temple proper. Not that you need the background to be swept away into the dreamy mysticism that defines Kitaro's twist on the universe, but this temple is the resting place of the ashes of Genjo Sanzo, the seventh century monk who walked the Silk Road from Japan to India, returning from India with the sacred texts that introduced Buddhism into China and Japan. This knowledge will help if you for some reason don't enjoy the lengthy chanted incantation that opens the disc. From there, Kitaro engages with his foundational synthesizer, Native American flute, guitar, Taiko drums, and, of course, nature sounds. He introduces "Hazimari/Sozo" with powerful thunder effects and then there's a pounding of drums over a sweeping symphony. The piece builds until it breaks into a gentle sweep of mystical synth harp and violin. His flute on "Caravansary" is especially poignant. He's calling his current tour Silk Road after the haunting piece of the same name which attempts to capture the mysticism of Sanzo's journey. Movie buffs will enjoy the beautiful closing rendering of the Golden Globe-winning theme to Heaven and Earth, which begins with strings before the violin sweeps the marching percussion in. A must-have for Kitaro fans and fans of music with ties to ancient Eastern cultures. Review by Jonathan Widran, AMG 专辑曲目: CD1: 01. Monk's Introduction 02. Hazimari - Sozo 03. Caravansary 04. Silk Road 05. Magma 06. Mercury CD2: 01. Water of Mystery 02. Estrella 03. Koi 04. Wa 05. Free Flight 06. Heaven and Earth