關於1996

[FINNCHE (小狗咬壞遙控器)]

  版工剛剛忘記提到1996專輯裡的東西，現在補充一下~~

  我覺得專輯難得的地方在於，
  所有鋼琴部分，都是阪本龍一彈的~~
  很感動，很迷人......


文章錄自：http://cbs.ntu.edu.tw/Arts/pop/japen/aaa/aaa1.txt

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標  題: 阪本龍一『1996』專輯相關資料
發信站: 中央數學 織夢天堂 (Sat Aug 17 23:56:49 1996)
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    無緣看Sakamoto的演唱會，只好乖乖在家聽「1996」這張專輯。
    聽說那天的演奏會，他演出的曲目不外乎出自新專輯中，而這些
    曲子都是阪本教授的舊曲新譜，褪去了從前電子味濃厚的編曲，
    今年的阪本龍一以傳統的編制將過往作品「極限音樂化」與「去
    電子樂化」，流露出來的風味我覺得十分迷人。

    在網路上抓了些「1996」的資料，和大家分享一下。

          網路上的非主流搖滾樂論壇
    【另翼岸譜非主流音樂版140.122.65.25】


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1. A Day a Gorilla Gives a Banana (1:40)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     Originally written for a 1978 PARCO commercial featuring Faye Dunaway.
     (PARCO is a Japanese department store) The song was first performed in
     1986 during the MediaBahn tour in Japan. The live CD is available from
     MIDI Records, Japan.

2. Rain (3:38)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: David Nadien,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     This piece was originally written in 1986 for the multi-Oscar winning
     film "The Last Emperor." (directed by Bernardo Bertolucci) It is
     Bertolucci's favorite song from the film perhaps because the music
     itself has some operatic touches to it. It has been re-arranged specially
     for this album.

3. Bibo no Aozora (6:36)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     Originally written for Ryuichi's lastest album, "Smoochy," (released in
     Japan on For Life/Gut Records in 1995).This more minimalistic arrangement
     of the song contrasts with the Antonio Carlos Jobim-like romanticism on
     the "SMOOCHY" album. (Available early summer on IRS Records.)

4. The Last Emperor (5:53)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     Originally written for Bernardo Bertolucci's film "The Last Emperor" in
     1986, this piece combines all the themes from the film and weaves them
     into a majestic finale.

5. 1919 (6:22)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     This is a new composition incorporating the romanticism present in the
     French movie soundtracks of the 60's and more contemporary minimalistic
     ideas in the arrangement. The piece uses one of V. I. Lenin's public
     addresses from 1919.

6. Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence (4:46)  ←俘虜

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     This beautiful film theme from Japanese auteur Nagisa Oshima's "Merry
     Christmas Mr. Lawrence" uses modern harmonies to underscore the more
     familiar melody based on the 'Asian' pentatonic scale. This arrangement
     let's Ryuichi's innate expressiveness soar. His moving performance on
     this track speaks of the deep connection between his music and his
     emotional ties to his co-starring role in the film.

7. M.A.Y. in The Backyard (4:24)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     This song is about 3 cats (M.A.Y. are the initials of the cats' names)
     which used to hang around in the backyard of Ryuichi's house in Tokyo.
     Although the house no longer belongs to Ryuichi and the 3 cats have
     assumed their next lives, the songs reflect on the playful and
     mischievous vicissitudes of the 3 felines. The feline vicissitudes are
     also reflected in the use of Olivier Messian's compositional method. The
     distinct 'moodments' were composed independently and then later combined.

8. The Sheltering Sky (4:33)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: David Nadien,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     The song was originally written as the main theme for Bernardo
     Bertolucci 's Golden Globe Award-winning adaptation of "The Sheltering
     Sky " by Paul Bowles.

9. A Tribute to N.J.P. (3:17)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     The song is a tribute to video art pioneer and long time friend, Nam June
     Paik. As in the 1984 version on "Illustrated Music Encyclopedia," the
     combination of Paik's recorded voice, the almost atonal melody, and the
     spirit of the French composers of the 20's appear to the ear as
     pictorially as one of Paik's installations.

10. High Heels -Main Theme- (3:18)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     The song is a rearrangement of the main theme from Pedro Almodovar's
     1991 film "High Heels."

11. Aoneko no Torso (2:32)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     Unlike the original song written for Ryuichi's lastest album, "Smoochy,"
     (released in Japan on For Lifse/Gut Records in 1995) the trio format
     brings out a style reminiscent of Eric Satie. Also notice the phenomenal
     improvised solo by Jacques.

12. The Wuthering Heights (5:20)

     Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto
     Violin: Everton Nelson,
     Cello: Jaques Morelenbaum,
     Piano: Ryuichi Sakamoto

     Ryuichi originally scored this title theme in 1992 for the re-made
     version of "The Wuthering Heights" (directed by Peter Kosminsky) to
     include Irish motifs. This arrangement retains much of the original
     feeling.

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