听过《Chopin Project》 🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑
估计还是我个人不习惯小提琴拉肖邦吧，听起来怪怪哒= =肖邦的东西，虽然我本身也不算喜欢，但不得不说，用小提琴一拉，就感觉本身的意蕴内涵全都表达不出来了，听起来很单薄……
Music
Chopin Project Douban
Ólafur Arnalds
/
Alice Sara Ott
genre:
Classical
release date 2015-03-17
publisher:
Mercury Classics
Award-winning Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds has premiered the first song from his new album 'The Chopin Project' - a collaboration with German-Japanese pianist Alice Sara Ott - on The Line Of Best Fit.
The track is titled 'Verses', and gives us a taste of what is to come on March 16th, when the album in full will be released.
Arnalds utilised vintage equipment and techniques to create this stunning, melancholy new reimagining of Chopin's work.
"Verses is a new composition by me which uses the famous right hand motif from Piano Sonata No3 (Largo) and is followed by that part of that Sonata in its original version played on the piano by Alice," Arnalds explained to Line Of Best Fit. "So you hear the motif first recomposed arranged for a string quartet and then just a couple of minutes you will hear it in it's original state played on the piano.
"With this I wanted to show listeners quite clearly what I was doing with 'Verses', which they might not realise is composed around a motif from the sonata unless they hear the original sonata next to it."
The track is titled 'Verses', and gives us a taste of what is to come on March 16th, when the album in full will be released.
Arnalds utilised vintage equipment and techniques to create this stunning, melancholy new reimagining of Chopin's work.
"Verses is a new composition by me which uses the famous right hand motif from Piano Sonata No3 (Largo) and is followed by that part of that Sonata in its original version played on the piano by Alice," Arnalds explained to Line Of Best Fit. "So you hear the motif first recomposed arranged for a string quartet and then just a couple of minutes you will hear it in it's original state played on the piano.
"With this I wanted to show listeners quite clearly what I was doing with 'Verses', which they might not realise is composed around a motif from the sonata unless they hear the original sonata next to it."