阿贡村“鸟笼“竹乐团 -印尼巴厘岛音乐 Bali:Jegog [JVC VICG-5026][FLAC]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: 印尼巴厘岛音乐 专辑英文名: Bali:Jegog 艺术家: 阿贡村“鸟笼“竹乐团 资源格式: FLAC 版本: [JVC VICG-5026] 发行时间: 2006年 地区: 日本 概述:

专辑介绍: 这碟的介绍很简单，除了曲目外就只有几只字，大部分都是专有的名词，大约是说演奏者是印尼巴厘岛桑达玛斯酒店的竹乐团，资源是分轨的，共六轨，从曲目上看，似是围绕着一个主题的有机作品。 Jegog is a kind of traditional bamboo music or gamelan from Jembrana Region, West Bali. All of us agree that Jembrana is "The Home of Jegog" which was created by Kiyang Geliduh is Sebual village in 1912. The instruments are 90 percents made from bamboo in various measures and scales. The biggest is 300cm length, 18cm diameter, and 2cm thickness. On Bali there are 35 different types of gamelans. Some are exceedingly rare creatures: the gamelan gong beri -- composed of bronze gongs, cymbals, a drum and a conch shell, teamed with dancers in Dutch-style uniforms -- is found only in two villages. Others, like the gamelan gong kebyar, are integral parts of every neighborhood, the ''speed metal'' bands of the island, numbering about 4,000 and counting. (Michael Tenzer in his book ''Balinese Music'' estimates that one group, in an almost unbelievable display of percussive virtuosity, played 800 notes per minute, or almost 7 notes per second for each of the 25 players.) The arts of Bali have from the start been intertwined with the intense religious life of its people. Virtually every ceremony -- and there are countless numbers of them in the Bali-Hindu calendar -- requires some physical display: evanescent offerings to attract the gods and to delight their people. There are special orchestras, music and dance for the celebration of a birth, others for various stages of funerals. In the village of Tenganan, one gamelan with keys made of iron rather than the traditional bronze, bamboo or wood -- a selonding or seven-tone pelog ensemble said to be a gift from the gods -- is so sacred that only copies of it may be played. ''Music and dance are spiritual musts,'' explained Dr. Anak Agung Made Djelantik, a physician-prince from the eastern regency of Karangasem, who lectures on esthetics at the arts college. ''The arts are an invitation for the gods to come down and join the people. There is a very physical contact with the unseen, with the ancestors -- as a medical doctor, I can feel it -- which makes the people in the village very happy. That is why the arts will never go away.'' 专辑曲目: 01. 预热 Warming Up (ウォーミング?アップ) 02. 舞的魅惑 Suar Agung (スアル?アグン) 03. Jayan Tangis (ジャイヤン?タンギス)(中文不详） 04. 印尼武术 Dag Pencak Silat (ダグ?プンチャック?シラッ) 05. 谢宾同欢舞 Joged Bung Bung (ジョゲ?ブン?ブン) 06. 尾声 Epilog (エピローグ)