|
|
艺术家：挪威独奏家合唱团，格蕾特·佩德森
标题：《玫瑰：圣诞歌曲》 挪威独奏家合唱团
发行年份：2013年
厂牌：BIS
类型：古典音乐
音质：无损FLAC格式/24位-96.0千赫兹FLAC格式+小册子
总时长：00小时52分32秒
总大小：227兆字节/576兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 《看哪，一朵玫瑰正在绽放》
02. 古老的玛丽安歌曲（R.利斯莱万德为小提琴与鲁特琴改编）
03. 《上帝的天使们》[J.A.利与G.佩德森为声乐、合唱团、小提琴、鲁特琴与低音提琴改编]
04. 第二利切卡尔（G.拉森、R.利斯莱万德与B.谢勒米尔即兴创作）
05. 《永恒的异象——因此她的衣袍》（G.佩德森为合唱团、小提琴与低音提琴改编）
06. 《O frondens virga（哦，多叶的枝桠）》[G.佩德森为合唱团与鲁特琴改编]
07. 《一个孩子在伯利恒诞生》[O.马特雷为合唱团、小提琴、鲁特琴与低音提琴改编]
08. 《Ave generosa》
09. 《在这蒙福的圣诞时分》[O.马特雷为合唱团改编]
10. 《最美丽的玫瑰》[R.利斯莱万德为声乐与鲁特琴改编]
11. 《玛丽是纯洁的童贞女》[R.利斯莱万德为小提琴、鲁特琴与低音提琴改编]
12. 《我的心永远徘徊》[O.马特雷为合唱团改编]
13. 《永恒的异象》（G.佩德森为合唱团、小提琴与低音提琴改编）
14. 《圣诞的喜悦（天堂降临）》
15. 塔兰泰拉舞曲（R.利斯莱万德为合唱团、小提琴、鲁特琴与低音提琴改编）
16. 《圣诞乐趣（一个快乐的小孩）》[R.利斯莱万德与O.马特雷为声乐、小提琴、鲁特琴与低音提琴改编]
17. 《圣诞，圣诞，光芒万丈的圣诞》
在基督教象征体系中，玫瑰与耶稣诞生的奥秘紧密相连，因此也与耶稣基督和圣母马利亚相关。这朵从荆棘茎干中绽放的完美之花，如同耶稣诞生本身，长久以来激发着各时代、各阶层诗人与音乐家的想象。挪威独奏家合唱团艺术总监格蕾特·佩德森以这张独具匠心、题材广泛的圣诞合集，打造了一曲宛如玫瑰经的音乐诗篇，将12世纪宾根的希尔德加德的赞美诗、20世纪丹麦作曲家佩尔·诺尔加德的圣诞颂歌，与传统圣诞圣歌相结合，其中许多曲目沿用古老用法，配以挪威民谣旋律。
格蕾特·佩德森与合唱团此前通过BIS发行的四张专辑已赢得广泛国际关注，从格里格作品集、勃拉姆斯与舒伯特合集，到民谣风格的《白夜》，以及最近的《折射：伯格、韦伯恩、梅西安与挪威当代作曲家法尔泰因·瓦伦的意外组合》。在本专辑中，团队再次携手拥有民谣背景的歌手贝里特·奥普海姆、小提琴家耶尔蒙德·拉森，以及国际知名鲁特琴演奏家罗尔夫·利斯莱万德和备受尊敬的爵士贝斯手比约恩·谢勒米尔。
Artist: The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir, Grete Pedersen
Title: Rós: Songs of Christmas
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: BIS
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 00:52:32
Total Size: 227 mb / 576 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Det hev ei rose sprunge (Behold, a Rose is Springing)
02. Old Marian Song (arr. R. Lislevand for violin and lute)
03. No. koma Guds englar (The Angels of God) [arr. J.A. Lie and G. Pedersen for voice, chorus, violin, lute and double bass]
04. Ricercata segunda (improvisation by G. Larsen, R. Lislevand and B. Kjellemyr)
05. O vis aeternitatis - Et sic indumenta ipsius (arr. G. Pedersen for chorus, violin and double bass)
06. O frondens virga (O leafy branch) [arr. G. Pedersen for chorus and lute]
07. Et barn er fodt i Betlehem (A Child is Born in Bethlehem) [arr. O. Matre for chorus, violin, lute and double bass]
08. Ave generosa
09. I denne sote juletid (In this Blessed Christmas Time) [arr. O. Matre for chorus]
10. Den fagraste rosa (The Fairest of Roses) [arr. R. Lislevand for voice and lute]
11. Maria, hun er en jomfru ren (Mary is a Virgin Pure) [arr. R. Lislevand for violin, lute and double bass]
12. Mitt hjerte alltid vanker (My Heart Forever Dwells) [arr. O. Matre for chorus]
13. O vis eternitatis (arr. G. Pedersen for chorus, violin and double bass)
14. Julens glaede (Himmelfalden)
15. Tarantella (arr. R. Lislevand for chorus, violin, lute and double bass)
16. Jolevers (Et lite barn sa lystelig) [arr. R. Lislevand and O. Matre for voice, violin, lute and double bass]
17. Jul, jul, stralande jul (Yule, Yule, Radiant Yule)
In Christian symbolism, the rose is closely associated with the Mystery of the Nativity, and therefore with both Jesus Christ and Mary. The idea of the perfect flower, springing forth from a thorny stem, has – like the Nativity itself – captured the imagination of poets and musicians throughout the ages and from all stations of life. With this original and wide-ranging Christmas collection, Grete Pedersen – the artistic director of the Norwegian Soloists’ Choir – has created what might be compared to a rosary, combining 12th-century hymns by Hildegard of Bingen with a carol by the Danish 20th-century composer Per Nørgård, as well as traditional Christmas psalms, in many cases sung to Norwegian folk tunes following age-old usages. Grete Pedersen and the choir have reached a wide international audience through four previous discs on BIS, ranging from collections of Grieg, or of Brahms and Schubert, to the folk-inspired White Night and, most recently, Refractions: the unexpected combination of three 20th-century giants – Berg, Webern and Messiaen – with their Norwegian contemporary Fartein Valen. On the present disc, the team is once again joined by the singer Berit Opheim and the violinist Gjermund Larsen – both with a background in folk music – as well as by Rolf Lislevand, internationally acclaimed lutenist, and the highly respected jazz bassist Bjørn Kjellemyr.
|
|
发表于 2025-6-8 08:36:53