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艺术家:Accentus合唱团,巴黎室内乐团,洛朗丝·埃基尔贝
标题:费利西安·大卫:沙漠
发行年份:2015年
厂牌:Naive
流派:古典音乐
音质:24位-48千赫兹FLAC(含曲目+小册子)
总时长:1小时34分02秒
总大小:934兆字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表
第一张光盘:
第一部分
1. 进入沙漠
2. 商队进行曲
3. 沙漠中的风暴
第二部分
4. 夜之赞美诗
5. 阿拉伯幻想曲-阿尔梅舞
6. 沙漠中的自由
7. 黄昏的遐想
第三部分
8. 日出
9. 穆安津的呼唤
10. 商队出发
11. 沙漠之歌
第二张光盘
第一部分
1. 进入沙漠II
2. 商队进行曲II
3. 沙漠中的风暴II
第二部分
4. 夜之赞美诗II
5. 阿拉伯幻想曲-阿尔梅舞II
6. 沙漠中的自由II
7. 黄昏的遐想II
第三部分
8. 日出II
9. 穆安津的呼唤II
10. 商队出发II
11. 沙漠之歌II
演职人员:
西里尔·杜布瓦(男高音)
扎卡里·怀尔德(男高音)
让-马里·温林(朗诵者)
Accentus合唱团
巴黎室内乐团
洛朗丝·埃基尔贝
由洛朗丝·埃基尔贝指挥,携手著名的Accentus合唱团与巴黎室内乐团,这张重新录制的19世纪中叶法国杰作专辑堪称一次真正的发现。法国作曲家费利西安·大卫在返回巴黎前曾于埃及和阿尔及利亚生活四年,正是在此之后他创作了这部浪漫主义"交响颂歌",迎合了当时流行的东方主义潮流,并在整个欧洲大获成功。1810年出生的费利西安·大卫在1831至1835年间踏上了前往埃及和阿尔及利亚的旅程。他回到祖国时怀揣着"向法国听众歌唱东方"的心愿,并希望在当时作为欧洲音乐交汇点的巴黎以作曲家身份崭露头角。1844年12月,大卫的交响颂歌《沙漠》在意大利剧院上演,将他推向了声名的巅峰。柏辽兹对这部作品报以热烈欢迎,从中看到了自己美学实验的影子,并于1845年2月在香榭丽舍马戏团的音乐会上亲自指挥了《沙漠》。
柏辽兹曾于1839年以《罗密欧与朱丽叶》尝试混合体裁,即介于清唱剧与交响曲之间的"戏剧交响曲",但1844年大卫开创了一种叙事构思的新方式:他不将听众投入狂热的情节核心,而是邀请他们观察风景,仿佛置身于三幅连续的画面之前:行进的商队、夜间的停留、日出。然而,这种柏辽兹生前从未企及的巨大成功,却对大卫的未来职业生涯产生了不利影响。清唱剧《西奈山的摩西》(1846年3月)的反响已受此因素拖累,而《蓝宝石》(1865年在喜歌剧院首演)的作曲家甚至被指责"从骆驼上下来了"。1868年7月的《世界报》上,漫画家阿希尔·勒蒙的一幅漫画描绘了年迈的费利西安·大卫手持断弦的七弦琴,坐在骆驼骨架上,被锁链拴在一根柱子上,柱子上刻着"永恒的沙漠"……
Artist: Accentus, Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, Laurence Equilbey
Title: Felicien David: Le Desert
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Naive
Genre: Classical
Quality: 24bit-48kHz FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 01:34:02
Total Size: 934 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Disc 1:
Première partie
1. L'entrée au désert
2. Marche de la caravane
3. La tempête au désert
Deuxième partie
4. Hymne à la nuit
5. Fantaisie arabe - danse des almé
6. La liberté au désert
7. La rêverie du soir
Troisième partie
8. Le lever du soleil
9. Chant du muezzin
10. Le départ de la caravane
11. Chant du désert
Disc 2
Première partie
1. L'entrée au désert II
2. Marche de la caravane II
3. La tempête au désert II
Deuxième partie
4. Hymne à la nuit II
5. Fantaisie arabe - danse des almé II
6. La liberté au désert II
7. La rêverie du soir II
Troisième partie
8. Le lever du soleil II
9. Chant du muezzin II
10. Le départ de la caravane II
11. Chant du désert II
Personnel:
Cyrille Dubois (tenor)
Zachary Wilder (tenor)
ean-Marie Winling (speaker)
accentus
Orchestre de Chambre de Paris
Laurence Equilbey
Conducted by Laurence Equilbey and featuring the renowned Accentus choir and Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, this new recording of one of the French masterpieces of the mid-19th century is a real discovery. French composer Félicien David spent 4 years in Egypt and Algeria before returning to Paris, where he composed this romantic 'ode symphonie' which pandered to the popular orientalist trend and was a huge success throughout Europe. Born in 1810, Félicien David's voyage took him to Egypt and Algeria between 1831 and 1835. He returned to his homeland with the intention of ‘singing of the East’ to French ears and making a name for himself as a composer in Paris - at that time, the musical crossroads of Europe. In December 1844, David reached the heights of fame when his ode-symphonie 'Le Désert' was given at the Théâtre-Italien. Berlioz extended an enthusiastic welcome to the work, in which he saw the reflection of his own aesthetic experiments and in February 1845 he conducted 'Le Désert' himself in a concert at the Cirque des Champs-Élysees.
Berlioz had tried his hand at a mixed genre with 'Roméo et Juliette' in 1839, namely the ‘symphonie dramatique’, midway between the oratorio and the symphony, but in 1844 David ushered in a new manner of conceiving the narrative: he does not project his listeners into the heart of a frenetic action, but rather asks them to observe a landscape, as if they were standing in front of three successive tableaux: a caravan advancing; a nocturnal halt; a sunrise. This phenomenal success, however, such as Berlioz was never to enjoy in his lifetime, had a detrimental effect on David’s future career. The reception of the oratorio 'Moïse au Sinai' (March 1846) already suffered from this factor, and the composer of 'Le Saphir' (premiered at the Opéra Comique in 1865) was even reproached for having ‘got off his camel’. In Le Monde, July 1868, a caricature by the cartoonist Achille Lemont depicted an ageing Félicien David holding a lyre with broken strings, seated on the skeleton of a camel and chained to a post bearing the inscription ‘Désert a perpétuité’ . . .
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