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艺术家：拉格希尔德·海姆辛
标题：《罗塔》 拉格希尔德·海姆辛
发行年份：2021年
厂牌：柏林古典
类型：古典音乐
音质：无损FLAC格式/24位-48.0千赫兹FLAC格式
总时长：01小时03分26秒
总大小：292兆字节/632兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 亨德尔主题帕萨卡利亚（为哈丹格尔小提琴与大提琴改编）
02. 挪威舞曲第二号
03. 韦勒姆øy之歌（为哈丹格尔小提琴与钢琴改编）
04. 在进行曲游戏中
05. 米拉尔古滕婚礼进行曲（泰勒马克传统曲调）
06. 抒情组曲，作品54号：第四乐章 夜曲（汉斯·西特为小提琴与钢琴改编）
07. 抒情组曲，作品54号：第二乐章 冈加尔舞曲（为哈丹格尔小提琴与钢琴改编）
08. 抒情组曲，作品54号：第三乐章 特罗尔托格舞曲（汉斯·西特为小提琴与钢琴改编）
09. 比约勒拉滕舞曲（瓦尔德雷斯传统舞曲）
10. 雪堆中的老妇人（瓦尔德雷斯传统曲调）
11. 小品，作品29号：第三乐章 挽歌
12. 抒情小品，作品12号：第六首 挪威人（为哈丹格尔小提琴与大提琴改编）
13. 忧郁
14. 夜曲
15. 博亚尔人入场进行曲（为哈丹格尔小提琴与钢琴改编）
16. 老农夫（瓦尔德雷斯舞曲）
17. 瑞典民间旋律，作品27号：第一首 苍穹之下的一切
18. 萨拉班德舞曲与变奏曲
拉格希尔德·海姆辛 - 《罗塔》（2021年）[高解析度]
在柏林古典的首张专辑《罗塔》中，拉格希尔德·海姆辛用小提琴和哈丹格尔小提琴展现她的挪威根源，探索自我身份与其音乐教育的关联。核心在于古典音乐与挪威民间音乐的交融，以及两种乐器音色的对比。除了挪威知名作曲家的作品，海姆辛还为专辑录制了四首来自家乡的哈丹格尔小提琴传统民谣。
“我觉得将受民间音乐启发的作曲家作品与各自国家的传统结合很有趣，”海姆辛解释专辑选曲理念。奥勒·布尔、爱德华·格里格、约翰·斯文森和约翰·哈尔沃森是19世纪挪威音乐巨匠，他们的音乐让她感受到“在家的温暖”。她与钢琴家马里奥·哈林、大提琴家本尼迪克特·克洛克纳一同踏上故土之声的旅程。
专辑中的作曲家都深爱着祖国，并彼此交流影响：布尔启发了格里格，而格里格是哈尔沃森和斯文森的挚友。挪威的自然之美、特质与风景在音乐中清晰可闻——格里格的《抒情组曲》（作品54号）仿佛映照出神秘自然，交织着温柔夜忆、徒步遐思与精灵舞曲的奇幻。
哈尔沃森本人精通哈丹格尔小提琴，对民间音乐的熟稔渗透在专辑曲目中。基于亨德尔主题的《帕萨卡利亚》可能是他最广为人知的作品，由托莫德·特韦特·维克改编为哈丹格尔小提琴与大提琴版本（其他改编均出自此人）。所有作曲家的共通之处，在于从民间音乐中汲取的灵感。
除上述作曲家作品外，《罗塔》还收录了四首海姆辛家乡的传统节奏：“米拉尔古滕”民谣、3/4拍“斯普林加舞曲”、2/4拍“哈林舞曲”（源自海姆辛成长的瓦尔德雷斯地区）。知名民谣《苍穹之下的一切》为专辑画上句号。
如画的风景、忧郁的旋律与多样的舞曲节奏，共同勾勒出挪威独特的传统音乐风貌——这正是海姆辛深爱的声响：“1850年，挪威仿佛突然觉醒，意识到自己拥有独特的音乐遗产，而本国作曲家将在未来数十年用伟大作品赢得国际赞誉。”
Artist: Ragnhild Hemsing
Title: Røta
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: Berlin Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz
Total Time: 01:03:26
Total Size: 292 / 632 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Passacaglia after Handel (Arr. for Hardanger Fiddle and Cello)
02. Norwegian Dance No. 2
03. The Song of Veslemøy (Arr. for Hardanger Fiddle and Piano)
04. At the Marching Game
05. The Wedding March of Myllarguten (Traditional Tune from Telemark)
06. Lyric Suite, Op. 54: IV. Nocturne (Arr. for Violin and Piano by Hans Sitt)
07. Lyric Suite, Op. 54: II. Gangar (Arr. for Hardanger Fiddle and Piano)
08. Lyric Suite, Op. 54: III. Trolltog (Arr. for Violin and Piano by Hans Sitt)
09. Bjøllelåtten (Traditional Dancing Tune from Valdres)
10. Kjeringe I Snødreve (Traditional Tune from Valdres)
11. Miniaturen, Op. 29: III. Elegie
12. Lyric Pieces, Op. 12: No. 6 Norsk (Arr. for Hardanger Fiddle and Cello)
13. La Melancolie
14. Nocturne
15. Bojarenes Inntogsmarsj (Arr. for Hardanger Fiddle and Piano)
16. Gamal Bonde (Dancing Tune from Valdres)
17. Swedish Folk Melodies, Op. 27: No. 1 Allt Under Himmelens Fäste
18. Sarabande con Variazoni
Ragnhild Hemsing - Røta (2021) [Hi-Res]
With Røta, her debut album at Berlin Classics, Ragnhild Hemsing presents her Norwegian roots on the violin and Hardanger fiddle, exploring her identity and the connection to her musical education. Central to this is the relationship between classical music and Norwegian folk music as well as the contrast between the different sounds of both instruments. In addition to works by well-known Norwegian composers, Ragnhild Hemsing has recorded four different folk melodies for Hardanger fiddle from her homeland for Røta.
"I find it very interesting to combine the repertoire of composers inspired by folk music and the traditions of their respective countries," Hemsing explains the selection of works chosen for this album. Ole Bull, Edvard Grieg, Johan Svendsen or Johan Halvorsen are Norwegian greats of the 19th century, whose music gives her the pleasant feeling of "being at home". Together with Mario Häring on piano and Benedict Kloeckner on cello, she embarks on a journey through her native world of sound.
All composers represented on the album were also very attached to their homeland and were in exchange with each other. Thus Bull served as inspiration for Grieg, who in turn was a close friend of Halvorsen and Svendsen. The beauty of Norway, its characteristics and its landscape, can be heard and felt clearly in the music. A reflection of the mystical nature is expressed in Grieg's Lyrical Suite (Op. 54), with memories of gentle nights, hikes and finally the trolls' march.
Halvorsen, who mastered the Hardanger fiddle well himself, was intimately familiar with folk music, which is reflected in the repertoire of this album. The Passacaglia, based on the theme of Handel, is probably his most famous work worldwide, arranged for Hardanger fiddle and cello by Tormod Tvete Vik (as all other arrangements). Common to all composers is the inspiration they found in folk music.
As an exciting addition to the pieces by the above-mentioned composers, Røta also has four different traditional rhythms from Ragnhild Hemsing's homeland: a folk melody in the "Myllarguten" tradition, a "Springar" in 3/4 rhythm and a "Halling" in 2/4 rhythm, which comes from Valdres - the region where Hemsing grew up. The well-known folk song Allt under himmelens fäste ("Everything under the firmament") forms the conclusion of the album.
Picturesque landscapes, melancholic melodies and the varied rhythmic characteristics of various dance melodies are an expression of Norway's special and traditional music - the music Hemsing is very fond of: "In 1850, Norway was a nation that suddenly woke up and realized that it had its own musical heritage and its own composers who would fill the next decades with great music and gain international recognition.
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