※ 引述《KevinLan (Posaunenblaeser)》之銘言：
: 最近還聽了片 Philip Glass 與 Alfred Schnittke 的小提琴作品...
: 內容如下:
: Philip Glass (b.1937): Concerto for Violin and Orchestra
: Alfred Schittke (b.1934): Concerto Grosso No.5 for Violin, an Invisible
: Piano* and Orchestr ( *: amplified, behind the stage)
: Gidon Kremer, violin; Rainer Keuschnig, piano;
: Christoph von Dohn滢yi, Wiener Philharmoniker
: 這兩個人的東西我以前都沒聽過...
: 之所以找來聽純粹是想試試...
: 聽了以後...
: 覺得十分不錯...
: 感覺頗精彩...
: 肯聽現代音樂的不妨試試...
灌水不嫌多...
尤其是一面聽好聽的音樂的時候....|D
附上這兩位作曲家的簡介吧:
Glass, Philip (b.1937): American composer, noted exponent of
minimalism; studied with N.Boulanger in Paris and also with
R. Shanker. Created own ensemble, chiefly amplified electronic
music, for performing his concert works (eg. Koyaanisquatsi,
American-Indian word for 'life out of balance', which won
wider-than-classical popularity). Also well-known for his operas
including Akhnaten, Einstein on the Beach, The Fall of the House
of Usher (after Poe), The Making of the Representative for Planet 8
( after Doris Lessing).
Schnittke, Alfred (b.1934): Russian composer of part-German descent
who spent boyhood years in Vienna. Taught at Moscow Conservatory but
won notice chiefly abroad for music often boldly radical including
operas Life with an Idiot and Gesualdo; eight symphonies (no. 4 with
solo voices), (K)ein Sommernachtstraum for orchestra; ballet score
Peer Gynt, after Ibsen (chereography by John Neumeier, 1984), Moz-Art
蔠la Mozart for 8 flutes and harp; also more than 60 scores for
Russian films.
稍微知道一點近代音樂史的話應該會對以上的描述有點印象喔...
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