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艺人：奥德拉·麦克唐纳（Audra McDonald）
专辑名称：《回家》（Go Back Home）
发行年份：2013年
厂牌：无词唱片公司（Nonesuch）
音乐类型：古典声乐
音质：FLAC无损格式 / FLAC 24比特 - 44.1千赫兹
总时长：0小时45分25秒
总大小：226兆字节 / 438兆字节
网站：专辑预览
奥德拉·麦克唐纳 - 《回家》（2013年）[高解析度]
曲目单
01. 《回家》
02. 《迷人的生活》
03. 《巴尔的摩》
04. 《首先你要梦想》
05. 《酒馆》
06. 《迁徙五号》
07. 《美德》
08. 《婚姻之爱》
09. 《我会在这里》
10. 《某些日子》
11. 《雪绒花》
12. 《让某人快乐》
奥德拉·麦克唐纳是她那一代最受赞誉的表演者之一，她是一位受过古典训练的女高音，也是一位多才多艺的演员。她娴熟的技巧和广泛的艺术领域使她在各种媒介中工作，从百老汇到电影、电视，再到录音棚。自20世纪90年代首次登台以来，麦克唐纳一直是百老汇的明星，她因在《旋转木马》《大师课》《拉格泰姆》《阳光下的葡萄干》以及《波吉与贝丝》中的角色六次获得托尼奖。她是一位创纪录的获奖者，是获得托尼奖次数最多的表演者，并且是第一位在所有四个表演类别中都获奖的艺术家。她以技术精湛、富有情感和魅力的舞台表现而受到认可，还获得了其他赞誉，包括因在2009年库尔特·魏尔的《马哈哥尼城的兴衰》演员录音专辑中的表现而获得两项格莱美奖，并于2015年获得巴拉克·奥巴马总统颁发的国家艺术奖章。
在舞台之外，她发行了自己的录音室专辑，包括1998年的《回到天堂之路》，在这张专辑中，她突出展示了年轻戏剧作曲家的作品。其他专辑，如恰如其分命名的《快乐之歌》和2013年的《回家》，让她探索了自己最喜欢的戏剧作品和美国流行经典曲目。在银幕上，她还因在ABC电视台的《私人诊所》中饰演娜奥米·贝内特医生而广为人知，以及在1999年的《摇篮将动摇》和迪士尼2017年的真人版《美女与野兽》等电影中的角色，她因这些作品获得了五次美国全国有色人种协进会形象奖提名中的一部分。
麦克唐纳1970年出生于德国柏林，当时她的父亲在军队服役，她在加利福尼亚州的弗雷斯诺长大。她从小就对音乐剧感兴趣，在西奥多·罗斯福高中参加罗斯福艺术学校项目时接受了早期训练。在十几岁时，她也参与表演，出现在弗雷斯诺的好伙伴剧团的作品中。高中毕业后，她在朱利亚德音乐学院学习以磨练自己的技艺，并于1993年获得音乐学士学位。甚至在毕业前，她就开始在音乐剧中从事专业工作，1992年在音乐剧《秘密花园》的全国巡演中担任一个角色。刚从学校毕业，她就被选入百老汇复排版音乐剧《旋转木马》（1994年）。她出现在该剧的演员专辑中，并因她的表演获得了1994年的托尼奖。两年后，她因在戏剧《大师课》（1995年）中饰演歌唱学生玛丽亚·卡拉斯而获得了第二个托尼奖。然后她加入了新音乐剧《拉格泰姆》在多伦多的首演阵容。1996年在电影《七个仆人》中首次亮相后，1998年1月18日《拉格泰姆》在百老汇上演时她又回归该剧，并在五年内赢得了她的第三个托尼奖。她出现在该剧的初始录音室演员专辑和百老汇原版演员专辑中。
麦克唐纳与无词唱片公司签订了个人录音合同，并于1998年9月22日发行了她的首张专辑《回到天堂之路》。在这张专辑中，她演唱了年轻戏剧作曲家的歌曲，其中包括迈克尔·约翰·拉丘萨的作品，她原计划出演拉丘萨的音乐剧《玛丽·克里斯汀》。1998年10月，她在纽约的夜总会首次亮相以宣传这张专辑，开启了她作为音乐会表演者的广泛职业生涯。同年，她出现在电影《我钟情的人》以及约翰·亚当斯的音乐剧《我望着天花板，然后我看到了天空》的地区制作中，该剧制作了一张演员专辑。1999年，她出现在根据马克·布利茨斯坦的音乐剧改编的电影《摇篮将动摇》以及电视电影版音乐剧《安妮》中，并且她还参与了这两部作品的原声带专辑录制。她还在电视电影《说出我们的心声：德拉尼姐妹的头一百年》中出演，并为音乐剧《美妙的小镇》的录音室演员专辑演唱。然后是她的第三部百老汇音乐剧《玛丽·克里斯汀》（1999年12月）。
她的第二张个人专辑《荣耀之路》于2000年2月发行，其中混合了经典的音乐剧音乐和更多新的戏剧歌曲，几个月后《玛丽·克里斯汀》的演员录音专辑也发行了。同样在2000年，她出现在纽约爱乐乐团的斯蒂芬·桑德海姆音乐剧《理发师陶德》的慈善演出中，该演出被录制为演员专辑，她还出演了另一部电视电影《最后的辩论》。她也抽出时间嫁给了贝斯手彼得·多诺万，并与他育有一女。2001年，有一部百老汇戏剧《智者》的电视电影版，以及音乐剧《追梦女郎》（2001年）的慈善演出，该演出被录制为专辑。
麦克唐纳的第三张个人专辑《快乐之歌》于2002年9月发行。在这张专辑中，她重新演绎了与两次世界大战期间女性流行歌手相关的经典曲目，如埃塞尔·沃特斯和朱迪·加兰的作品。2003年，她出现在故事片《家族情仇》和电视电影《搭档与犯罪》中；在电视剧《斯特林先生》中担任常规角色；并回到百老汇出演莎士比亚的戏剧《亨利四世》。次年又有另一部电影《世界上最棒的小偷》，以及在百老汇复排版戏剧《阳光下的葡萄干》中担任主角，这为她赢得了第四个托尼奖。
2005年，她参加了斯蒂芬·桑德海姆的音乐剧《激情》的舞台音乐会版本，该版本在PBS电视台现场直播。2006年，她成为电视剧《贝德福德日记》的常规演员。同年，她发行了她的第四张个人专辑《架起桥梁》。其中收录了兰迪·纽曼、劳拉·尼罗和伯特·巴卡拉克等摇滚时代创作者的歌曲。大约在同一时间，她回到百老汇出演复排版音乐剧《晴光翡冷翠》。随后在2012年，她又回到百老汇出演复排版《波吉与贝丝》，并在2013年带着《回家》回归个人作品，其中的同名主打曲选自坎德与埃布的音乐剧《斯考茨伯勒男孩》。为了宣传这张专辑，她还拍摄了在林肯中心现场录制的PBS音乐会特别节目。同样在2013年，她在NBC电视台的现场直播节目《音乐之声现场版》中饰演院长嬷嬷。
一年后，她在百老汇出演了莱尼·罗伯逊的戏剧《艾默生酒吧与烧烤店的比莉·哈乐黛》，饰演比莉·哈乐黛。该剧最终被拍摄并在HBO电视台播出，麦克唐纳因在这部限定剧或电影中饰演杰出女主角而获得了2016年艾美奖提名。2018年，她发行了《快乐歌唱》，这是一张在纽约大卫·格芬厅与纽约爱乐乐团现场录制的专辑。
Artist: Audra McDonald
Title: Go Back Home
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Nonesuch
Genre: Classical Vocal
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
Total Time: 00:45:25
Total Size: 226 / 438 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Audra McDonald - Go Back Home (2013) [Hi-Res]
Tracklist
01. Go Back Home
02. The Glamorous Life
03. Baltimore
04. First You Dream
05. Tavern
06. Migratory V
07. Virtue
08. Married Love
09. I'll Be Here
10. Some Days
11. Edelweiss
12. Make Someone Happy
One of the most acclaimed performers of her generation, Audra McDonald is a classically trained soprano, and multifaceted actress, whose adept skills, and artistic range have found her working across a variety of mediums, from Broadway to film, television, and in the recording studio. A marquee Broadway star since debuting in the '90s, McDonald is a six-time Tony Award-winner for her roles in Carousel, Master Class, Ragtime, A Raisin in the Sun, and Porgy and Bess. A record breaker, she has garnered the most awards by one performer, and is the first artist to win in all four performance categories. Recognized for her technical virtuosity, as well as her emotive and charismatic stage presence, she has earned other plaudits, including earning two Grammy Awards for her work on the 2009 cast recording of Kurt Weill's Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny, and receiving a 2015 National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama. Away from the stage, she has issued her own studio albums including 1998's Way Back to Paradise, in which she highlighted the work of young theater composers. Other albums, like the aptly titled Happy Songs and 2013's Go Back Home, have found her exploring her favorite theater and American Popular Standards. On screen, she is also widely known for her role as Dr. Naomi Bennett on ABC's Private Practice, as well as her roles in such films as 1999's Cradle Will Rock, and Disney's live-action 2017 version of Beauty and the Beast, for which she earned one of her five NAACP Image Award nominations.
Born in Berlin, Germany in 1970, where her father was stationed in the Army, McDonald was raised in Fresno, California. Interested in musical theater from a young age, she gained early training attending the Roosevelt School of the Arts program at Theodore Roosevelt High School. During her teens, she also acted, appearing in productions by Fresno's Good Company Players. After high school, she honed her craft studying at the Juilliard School of Music where she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in music in 1993. Even before her graduation, she had begun to work professionally in the musical theater, taking a role in the national tour of the musical The Secret Garden in 1992. Fresh out of school, she was cast in a Broadway revival of the musical Carousel (1994). She appeared on the cast album and won a 1994 Tony Award for her performance. Two years later, she took home a second Tony for her portrayal of singing student Maria Callas in the play Master Class (1995). She then joined the cast of the new musical Ragtime in its premiere production in Toronto. After making her feature film debut in Seven Servants in 1996, she returned to Ragtime when it opened on Broadway on January 18, 1998, winning her third Tony in five years. She was featured on both the initial studio cast album of the show and on the original Broadway cast album.
McDonald signed a solo recording contract with Nonesuch Records and released her debut album, Way Back to Paradise, on September 22, 1998. On it, she sang songs by young theater composers, among them Michael John LaChiusa, in whose musical Marie Christine she planned to appear. She made her nightclub debut in New York in October 1998 to promote the album, beginning an extensive career as a concert performer. The same year, she appeared in the film The Object of My Affection and in a regional production of John Adams' I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky, that produced a cast album. In 1999, she appeared in the film The Cradle Will Rock, based on the Marc Blitzstein musical, and in the TV movie version of the musical Annie, and she was on soundtrack albums for both. She also acted in the TV movie Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First Hundred Years and sang on a studio cast album of Wonderful Town. Then came Marie Christine (December, 1999), her third Broadway musical.
Her second solo album, How Glory Goes, featuring a mixture of show music standards and more new theater songs, was released in February 2000, and the Marie Christine cast recording followed within months. Also in 2000, she appeared in a benefit performance of the Stephen Sondheim musical Sweeney Todd with the New York Philharmonic that was recorded for a cast album, and she was in another TV movie, The Last Debate. She also found time to marry bass player Peter Donovan, with whom she had a daughter. In 2001, there was a TV movie of the Broadway play Wit and a benefit performance of the musical Dreamgirls (2001) that was recorded for an album.
McDonald's third solo album, Happy Songs, was released in September 2002. It found her revisiting standards associated with female pop singers of the interwar era, such as Ethel Waters and Judy Garland. In 2003, she appeared in the feature film It Runs in the Family and the TV movie Partners and Crimes; was a regular on the TV series Mister Sterling; and returned to Broadway in a production of Shakespeare's Henry IV . The next year brought another film, The Best Thief in the World, and a featured role in a Broadway revival of the drama A Raisin in the Sun that earned her her fourth Tony Award.
In 2005, she took a part in a staged concert version of Stephen Sondheim's Passion that was broadcast live on PBS. She became a regular on the TV series The Bedford Diaries in 2006. That same year, she released her fourth solo album, Build a Bridge. It featured songs by rock-era writers like Randy Newman, Laura Nyro, and Burt Bacharach. Around the same time, she returned to Broadway in a revival of the musical 110 in the Shade. She followed-up on stage with a 2012 Broadway revival of Porgy and Bess, and returned to her solo work in 2013 with Go Back Home, which featured a title track culled from the Kander & Ebb musical The Scottsboro Boys. In support of the album, she also filmed a PBS concert special recorded live at Lincoln Center. Also in 2013, she appeared as Mother Abbess in NBC's live televised production The Sound of Music Live!
A year later, she starred as Billie Holiday in the Broadway production of Lanie Robertson's play Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill. The play was eventually filmed and broadcast on HBO, for which McDonald earned a 2016 Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie. In 2018, she delivered Sing Happy, a live album recorded at New York's David Geffen Hall with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
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