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艺术家：樊尚·皮拉尼、埃米尔·帕里西安
作品名称：《拥抱》（*Abrazo*）
发行年份：2020年
厂牌：ACT音乐公司
音乐类型：爵士乐
音质：320千比特每秒的MP3格式 / 分轨FLAC格式 / 24比特-88.2千赫兹的分轨FLAC格式
总时长：52分08秒
总大小：120兆字节 / 270兆字节 / 930兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 《渴望》（4分36秒）
02. 《诱惑》（6分07秒）
03. 《逃亡与神秘》（3分34秒）
04. 《在两个“T”之间》（2分35秒）
05. 《桑戈神》（5分25秒）
06. 《纪念品》（5分40秒）
07. 《让我们畅饮这风》（6分39秒）
08. 《努什卡》（9分18秒）
09. 《F.T.》（2分40秒）
10. 《军队梦想家》（5分39秒）
“Abrazo”，意为“拥抱”。这或许象征着一场亲密的舞蹈，同时也暗示着一场友好的较量。对于手风琴演奏家樊尚·皮拉尼和高音萨克斯管演奏家埃米尔·帕里西安这对二重奏组合来说，还有比这更合适的隐喻吗？皮拉尼说：“这就像一场婚姻。一开始，一切都非常美好，如同天堂。但当然，过了一段时间后，也会变得充满挑战，这是很正常的。现在，我们一起演奏时非常开心。” 很少有音乐家能像皮拉尼和帕里西安那样彼此了解。在过去的十年里，他们一起参加了超过1000场音乐会，其中超过600场是以二重奏的形式进行的。他们于2012年首次相遇，当时是鼓手丹尼尔·胡迈尔四重奏的成员，而他们作为二重奏的首次亮相，是在韩国巡演时一次深夜俱乐部的即兴演出。“一场彻头彻尾的灾难！完全是场灾祸……” 皮拉尼至今仍记忆犹新。但不久之后，在没有了时差的困扰，并且经过了充分的准备后，在法国的一个音乐节上，一切步入正轨，欧洲爵士乐中一支杰出的组合就此诞生。2014年，他们的首张二重奏专辑《美好时代》（*Belle Epoque*）在ACT公司发行。从那时起，他们开始了巡回演出，很快就在法国和德国的顶级俱乐部和音乐节上表演，并走向了世界各地——亚洲、拉丁美洲、美国、加拿大以及整个欧洲。他们还出现在一些重要的古典音乐场馆，如柏林、汉堡、埃森的爱乐大厅以及维也纳的音乐协会。没过多久，他们就获得了国际认可，赢得了诸如回声爵士奖、法国爵士乐大奖、德国唱片评论奖等众多奖项，并且在众多领先的爵士杂志的“最佳”榜单上名列前茅。
他们2014年的首张二重奏专辑《美好时代》，是对高音萨克斯管演奏家西德尼·贝谢的致敬，贝谢是20世纪20年代早期爵士乐的巨星之一，也是一位极具旋律感的演奏家。皮拉尼和帕里西安差不多过了六年才推出了后续专辑。《拥抱》同样是一种致敬，不过这次不是对某个人，而是对一种艺术形式——对探戈，这种充满优雅、悲伤以及节奏和旋律力量的艺术形式。就像他们作为二重奏的首次亮相一样，皮拉尼和帕里西安并没有简单地复制原有的曲目，而是更倾向于在这些曲目的基础上进行创新演绎。
此外，像阿斯托尔·皮亚佐拉、托马斯·古比奇或泽维尔·库加特等具有南美风格的作曲家的作品，只是他们所演绎曲目的一部分。帕里西安和皮拉尼自己创作的作品也带有探戈的精神。他们对凯特·布什的《军队梦想家》的改编就是如此，皮拉尼非常欣赏这位艺术家。开场曲目《渴望》由美国钢琴家兼乐队领队杰利·罗尔·莫顿创作——他是20世纪早期最具影响力的爵士音乐家之一——这首歌与上一张专辑建立了一种令人惊讶的联系。似乎《拥抱》和《美好时代》是一部组曲的两个部分，而且事实上，如果把这两张专辑放在一起听，会强烈地感觉到它们之间有着紧密相连的共同线索。
将所有这些不同元素融合在一起的，是皮拉尼和帕里西安之间特别深厚的默契。在任何时候，都能听到他们以惊人的敏锐方式相互配合。他们之间的另一个共同特点是，目前他们都是各自乐器领域中最重要的创新者之一。他们似乎有一种神奇的第六感，能让一切都恰到好处。而且他们似乎可以从任何地方汲取创作素材：无论是传统还是现代爵士乐、自由先锋派音乐、古典音乐、民间音乐、摇滚、电子音乐，无论是新音乐还是旧音乐，他们对新事物有着无法抑制的渴望，对冒险有着永不满足的热情。这种无限的好奇心、共同成长的渴望以及不断攀登新高峰的追求……这些元素将皮拉尼和帕里西安这对二重奏组合凝聚在一起，使他们成为了一个独特的存在。
樊尚·皮拉尼 / 手风琴
埃米尔·帕里西安 / 高音萨克斯管
Artist: Vincent Peirani & Emile Parisien
Title: Abrazo
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: ACT Music
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-88.2kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 52:08
Total Size: 120 / 270 / 930 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. The Crave (4:36)
02. Temptation (6:07)
03. Fuga y Misterio (3:34)
04. Between T's (2:35)
05. Deus Xango (5:25)
06. Memento (5:40)
07. A Bebernos los Vientos (6:39)
08. Nouchka (9:18)
09. F.T. (2:40)
10. Army Dreamers (5:39)
Abrazo. Embrace. A close dance perhaps, but also with the hint of a friendly tussle. Could there be a more fitting metaphor for the duo of accordionist Vincent Peirani and soprano saxophonist Émile Parisien? "It's like a marriage," says Peirani. "In the beginning everything’s just great, wonderful, paradise. But of course, after a while, it also becomes challenging, which is quite normal. "Right now, we're just massively happy playing together." There can be very few musicians who have got to know each other as well as Peirani and Parisien have. They have clocked up well over 1000 concerts together in the past decade, of which more than 600 have been as a duo. They first met in 2012 as members of drummer Daniel Humair’s quartet, and their very first appearance as a duo was an impromptu late-night club set while touring in Korea. "Une ca-ta-strophe! An unmitigated disaster"... Peirani still remembers it vividly. But shortly later, with the benefit of no jet-lag, and also having done some proper preparation, things did fall properly into place at a festival in France, and one of the outstanding line-ups in European jazz was born. In 2014 their first duo album "Belle Epoque" was released on ACT. From then on they started touring, and were soon playing at the leading clubs and festivals in France and Germany and setting off all over the world – to Asia, Latin America, the USA, Canada and throughout Europe. And also appearing in major classical venues such as the Philharmonie halls in Berlin, Hamburg, Essen and the Musikverein in Vienna. And it was not long before international recognition became established, through prizes such as the Echo Jazz, Les Victoires du Jazz, the Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik, and numerous awards and ‘best-of’ lists from leading jazz magazines.
"Belle Époque", their 2014 debut album as a duo, was a tribute to soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet, one of the biggest stars of early jazz in the 1920s and a wonderfully melodic player. Peirani and Parisien have left it nearly six years to produce the follow-up. "Abrazo" is also a salute, this time not to a person but to an art form: to the tango with all its elegance, sadness and rhythmic and melodic power. And as in their debut as a duo, Peirani and Parisien do not reproduce the original repertoire, they prefer to play WITH it.
Furthermore composers of South American imprint such as Astor Piazzolla, Tomás Gubitsch or Xavier Cugat form only a part of the repertoire they have developed. Parisien’s and Peirani's own pieces have a way of moving in the spirit of tango. That is certainly the case for their arrangement of "Army Dreamers" by Kate Bush, an artist for whom Peirani has a profound admiration. The opening track "The Crave" by US-American pianist/ bandleader Jelly Roll Morton – one of the most influential jazz musicians of the early 20th century – establishes a surprising connection to the previous album. It seems as if "Abrazo" and "Belle Époque" are two parts of a suite, and indeed if one listens to albums together, the sense that they have interconnecting common threads is very strong indeed.
What unites all of these disparate elements is the particuarly deep affinity between Peirani and Parisien. One can hear at any moment the astonishingly sensitive way they are able to interact. And another common feature which they have between them is that both stand out currently as among the most important innovators on their instruments anywhere. In a truly magical way, they seem to have a sixth sense which makes everything fall into place. And it seems as if they can source their ingredients just about anywhere: whether it’s traditional or modern jazz, free avant-garde, classical, folklore, rock, electronic, new or old music, they have an irrepressible hunger for the new, and an unquenchable appetite for adventure. This boundless curiosity, this urge to grow together, this imperative to climb ever new levels… these are the elements that meld the duo Peirani & Parisien together and that make them such a unique phenomenon.
Vincent Peirani / accordion
Emile Parisien / soprano saxophone
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发表于 2025-5-9 07:39:54