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艺术家:玛雅·弗里德曼(Maya Fridman)、丹尼尔·库尔(Daniël Kool)
作品名称:《无形的纽带》
发行年份:2015年
厂牌:TRPTK
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:FLAC无损格式 / FLAC 24比特 - 96.0千赫兹 / FLAC 24比特 - 192.0千赫兹 / DSD64 + 小册子
总时长:00:43:00
总大小:180 / 695兆字节 / 1.22 / 1.70吉字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 大提琴与钢琴奏鸣曲,作品129号(阿尔弗雷德·施尼特凯(Alfred Schnittke)):第一乐章 广板
02. 大提琴与钢琴奏鸣曲,作品129号(阿尔弗雷德·施尼特凯(Alfred Schnittke)):第二乐章 急板
03. 大提琴与钢琴奏鸣曲,作品129号(阿尔弗雷德·施尼特凯(Alfred Schnittke)):第三乐章 广板
04. 《致大提琴的书信》(彼得里斯·瓦斯克斯(Peteris Vasks)):第一乐章 最强音(着重地)
05. 《致大提琴的书信》(彼得里斯·瓦斯克斯(Peteris Vasks)):第二乐章 最弱音(极其甜美地)
06. 《兄弟》,为大提琴与钢琴而作(阿沃·帕特(Arvo Pärt)):《兄弟》,为大提琴与钢琴而作
这张专辑探讨了阿尔弗雷德·施尼特凯、彼得里斯·瓦斯克斯和阿沃·帕特之间无形的联系,以及我与他们之间的个人关联。它探究了三首作品,每一首都创作于大约20世纪70年代末,苏联时期。
历史总是在作曲家的作品中留下印记。然而,除了人们可能想象到的施尼特凯、瓦斯克斯和帕特之间潜在的历史联系之外,我感受到了更多的东西。在这三首作品中,我感受到了一种超越时间的感觉,以及对终极真理的追求,这种追求通过极端情感的并置来探索,并在音乐对寂静的表现中得以发现。
当我第一次听到施尼特凯的《大提琴与钢琴奏鸣曲》时,我仿佛看到了一个无尽的生死轮回,其间夹杂着生命急速而灾难性的疾驰。这首奏鸣曲对我产生了深远且具有变革性的影响,对我而言,它体现了我在音乐中所追寻的东西:情感宣泄的体验。
对我来说,瓦斯克斯的音乐有一种发自内心的坚定的真实力量,一种只有通过探究最强烈的对立才能找到的真理:在动荡中寻得安宁,在黑暗中觅得光明。《书信》这部作品的两个乐章,讲述的是一个人的声音在其心理现实的混乱中浮现并升华。
《兄弟》在我看来,就像是两兄弟并肩走过人生。一个疯狂而充满情感地试图抓住生死的奥秘,另一个则始终如此沉静而安稳,为他的兄弟提供理性的框架。一个兄弟代表瞬间,另一个描绘永恒,而他们两人则代表着人内心永恒的挣扎。
《无形的纽带》不仅关乎阿尔弗雷德·施尼特凯、彼得里斯·瓦斯克斯和阿沃·帕特之间无形的联系,或者这三首作品之间的关系。它关乎连接最纯粹、最极端情感与时间本身永恒寂静的无形纽带。
Artist: Maya Fridman, Daniël Kool
Title: The Invisible Link
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: TRPTK
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz / DSD64 +Booklet
Total Time: 00:43:00
Total Size: 180 / 695 mb / 1.22 / 1.70 gb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 129 (Alfred Schnittke): I. Largo
02. Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 129 (Alfred Schnittke): II. Presto
03. Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 129 (Alfred Schnittke): III. Largo
04. Gramata cellam (Peteris Vasks): I. Fortissimo (Marcatissimo)
05. Gramata cellam (Peteris Vasks): II. Pianissimo (Dolcissimo)
06. Fratres for Cello and Piano (Arvo Pärt): Fratres for cello and piano
This album discusses the invisible connection between Alfred Schnittke, Pēteris Vasks and Arvo Pärt, and my personal connection with them. It explores three pieces, each written approximately at the end of the 1970s, during the period of the Soviet Union.
History always creates an imprint on the composers’ output. However, apart from a possible historical link between Schnittke, Vasks and Pärt one might imagine, I felt something more than that. In these three pieces, I felt a sense of timelessness and an urge for an ultimate truth, to be explored through a juxtaposition of extreme emotions, and found in the musical representation of silence.
When I heard Schnittke’s Sonata for Cello and Piano for the very first time, I envisioned an endless circle of birth and death, with a quick disastrous gallop of life in between. This sonata has had a deep and transformative influence on me, and it epitomized to me what I was looking for in music: the experience of catharsis.
To me, the music of Vasks has a certain resolute force of veracity as told straight from the heart, a truth that can only be found through investigating the biggest opposites: peace through unrest, light through darkness. The Book, in its two movements, is about one’s voice emerging and elevating above the turmoil of one’s psychological reality.
Fratres feels to me like two brothers going through life, side by side. One frantically and emotionally trying to grasp the secrets of life and death, the other ever so still and stable, providing a frame of reason for his sibling. One brother as the instant, the other portraying eternity, and the two of them represent the perpetual struggle within oneself.
The Invisible Link is not only about the invisible connection between Alfred Schnittke, Pēteris Vasks, and Arvo Pärt, or about the relationship between the three pieces. It is about the invisible link connecting the purest and most extreme of emotions, with the everlasting stillness of time itself.
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