Peter Beets -Chopin Meets The Blues 蓝调肖邦 [MP3]

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资源信息： 专辑英文名: Chopin Meets The Blues 专辑中文名: 蓝调肖邦 歌手: Peter Beets 音乐风格: 爵士 资源格式: MP3 发行时间: 2010年09月28日 地区: 美国 概述:

压缩码率：320 Kbps 专辑介绍： Peter Beats 是一个世界级的爵士乐钢琴家， 1971年出生于海牙的一个音乐家庭，父母和俩个哥哥都从事音乐，音乐绝对是家庭的血液， Peter 六岁时开始他的第一次钢琴课，从此走进音乐殿堂。 专辑 《Chopin Meets The Blues》把波兰大师肖邦的最美妙的音乐媃合于典型的非洲节奏与布鲁斯，创造出独特的音乐享受。 While a knowledge of romantic pianist Frederic Chopin (1810—1849) can add to the experience of listening to pianist Peter Beets' Chopin Meets the Blues , it is by no means essential to enjoying it. This is a jazz album first and foremost, and a very good one at that. Beets uses Chopin's charts as a jumping off point, and does not constrain himself by the mood or tempo of the original music. The opener, "Nocturne in Eb Major, Opus 9 # 2," illuminates his willingness diverge from his source. Chopin's original is a down-tempo, highly expressive, if optimistic bit of music. Beets takes the tempo up to a medium pace, adds some blue progressions and returns a totally different piece of music. Bits of the original melody remain but they are now disguised, never standing out in high-relief. The track is reprised at an even faster tempo at the end of the album, with a swinging drum solo from Greg Hutchinson that would rarely be found at Alice Tully Hall. In the very next piece, the "Nocturne in F minor, Opus 55 #1," Beets changes gears and hews much closer to the original melody, turning the statement duties over to guitarist Joe Cohn. Again, the tempo is taken at a quick clip, and the band takes the opportunity for a good, straight-ahead workout. In the classical world, "Prelude In E Minor, Opus 28 # 4," which is one of Chopin's most famous melodies, is treated with varying tempos from middle-slow to barely-a-pulse, depending on the pianist. What might the composer have thought to hear it opened with Reuben Rogers' fat bass vamp? If it seems that tempo is a recurring theme here, it is. Most of the pieces inspiring this album are slow, often melancholy compositions. Beets is having none of that, consistently quickening the pace and making the tempos more noteworthy than they might be on another album. Finally, this record compares well with other recent jazz interpretations of classical music. An album like the Classical Jazz Quartet Play Tchaikovsky (Kind of Blue, 2006) makes a point of staying close to recognizable melodies. By contrast, Beets does not shy away from using his source material only as a framework for invention, expansion and improvisation, meaning that in the end a knowledge of Chopin is not required. By Greg Simmons 专辑曲目: 01. Nocturne in Eb Major, Opus 9 #2 (Frederic Chopin) 02. Nocture in F Minor, Opus 55 #1 (1) (Frederic Chopin) 03. Mazurka in A Minor, Opus 17 #4 (Frederic Chopin) 04. Prelude in B Minor, Opus 28 #6 (Frederic Chopin) 05. Prelude in E Minor, Opus 28 #4 (Frederic Chopin) 06. Nocturne in B Major, Opus 9 #3 (Frederic Chopin) 07. Waltz in C# Minor, Opus 64 #2 (Frederic Chopin) 08. Nocturne in F Minor, Opus 55 #1 (2) (Frederic Chopin)