Bruno Coulais -阳光宝贝 Babies Original Motion Picture Soundtrack[MP3]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: 阳光宝贝 专辑英文名: Babies 艺术家: Bruno Coulais 资源格式: MP3 版本: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 发行时间: 2010年 地区: 法国 语言: 法语 概述:

资源码率：320k CBR 专辑介绍： 从北美洲的美国到亚洲的日本，再到非洲的纳米比亚和亚洲内陆的蒙古，《阳光宝贝》忠实地记录了四个婴儿从在妈妈的肚子里孕育，到呱呱落地的襁褓之中，再到走出其人生第一步的过程，当中夹杂了父母与亲友的喜怒哀乐，是一部相当值得为人父母者一看的电影。 法国作曲家布鲁诺·库列斯为本片创作配乐，女声清唱结合简洁活泼的音乐，风格：阳光，可爱 , 安详。 “Soundtracks Examiner” Mark Morton： On Babies, Bruno Coulais takes the listener back to a time when everything in the world was new; everything we experienced was a discovery. Upon an initial listen, his score to the documentary gives the impression that we are all living inside of a giant toy chest, a la Woody and Buzz. To a baby, that’s pretty much all that the world is – every object is a potential toy that must be explored through the obligatory taste-test. And in order for Coulais to sonically depict a child’s sense of exploration, the score is rife with string-plucking and a wealth of non-traditional (and creative) percussive devices. It is not overtly complex – he retains each sound’s individual quality yet allows them to intermingle and coexist on the same plane; emphasizing an atmosphere of wonder. Occasionally, the music is accompanied by fluffy, American folk-esque (see Joni Mitchell, et al.) female vocals that amplify innocence and drape a lullaby sensation over the piece. Something very subtle that Coulais accomplishes with his theming is providing a sense that although infants come from different families (in different cultures, walks of life, etc.), they all share a common bond of experience – suggesting that if brought together, they could easily unite in their own tribal community. Although their minds are not yet fully developed, they subconsciously feel a sense of camaraderie. It is a fun score that while depicting the relevance and importance of babies’ development; it does not take itself too seriously as a sophisticated piece of music. It really would not fit out of place in a nursery. That said, Coulais’ understanding of Third Stream Jazz is commendably, especially evidenced in “Les Chutes,” which sounds like it would have fit right into the late 1950s/early 60s music landscape. When listening to Babies, you are almost obligated to check your insecurities at the door and let your imagination flow freely. 专辑曲目: 01. The Perpetual Self 02. Baby 03. Les Bebes 04. Hattie 05. Moulins 06. Marie 07. Eveil Marie 08. Les Chutes 09. Le Jeu des Bebes 10. Berceuse 11. Premiers Pas 12. La Toilette des Bebes 13. Sommeil de Hattie 14. Bayarjagal 15. Reverie 16. Ponijao 17. La Marche des Bebes 18. Les Cheveux