【雲端音樂盒：何以笙簫】Part.4《晨夕》笛與國樂團|| 臺灣國樂團、笛／林佳穎|| Dawn and Dusk скачать в хорошем качестве

【雲端音樂盒：何以笙簫】Part.4《晨夕》笛與國樂團|| 臺灣國樂團、笛／林佳穎|| Dawn and Dusk

#臺灣國樂團 #NCO #何以笙簫 #管樂明星接力賽 2019臺灣國樂團《雅正之樂》音樂會 時間│2019.04.14(日) 地點│臺灣戲曲中心 大表演廳（臺北市士林區文林路751號） ♪指 揮：張佳韻 ♪　笛　：林佳穎 ♪演　出：臺灣國樂團 🎵 按讚👍聽臺灣國樂團訴說最美的故事：  / ncftanco   🎵 追蹤 LINE@ ID：@ncftanco 掌握更多音樂會資訊 《晨夕》 劉貞伶 曲 晨夕，猶朝夕，指旦與暮，一日自晨曦而始，至暮靄而終，隨光陰流轉，自然而然。 古人云：「仰首羨日月，晨夕苦奔趨」，人們總是嘆羨光陰自然流轉，而人在其中卻時時勞苦奔走著。 若然以自然為師，晨夕惜晨，駐足凝望片刻的晨曦與暮靄，我們是否能停下勞頓的腳步，感到安然自在？ 本曲為笛而作，由寧靜的散板開展，彈性的速度、隨意增減的音符長度，象徵著晨曦微漸，天地自微光中逐漸甦醒；接續是緩慢的柔板，寫陽光灑落，微風徐徐，蘆葦在風中搖曳，藉笛聲感萬物之悲喜。 第三段快板，輕盈中帶有沉思，以樂敘事的風格延續到第四段散板，並運用泛音演奏，添增曲趣。 末段再現旋律，由晨至夕，朝霞已成一抹斜陽，曦沉兮，略傷感，然明日兮明日，晨曦又起，周而復始，何處不自在？ （口述｜劉貞伶；撰稿｜傅明蔚） Dawn and Dusk (Dizi and Chinese Orchestra)／Composed by Liu, Chen-Ling Dizi by Lin Chia-Yin The dawn and the dusk are the morning and evening, i.e., the sunrise and sunset. A day begins with the sunrise and ends with the sunset. Time flies in the rules of nature. The ancient said, “Looking up, I admire the sun and the moon, while chasing after time day in and day out.” “People always sign and admire the natural flow of time, while running around working hard in between.” By following the rules of nature, valuing morning and taking some time to look at the dawn and the dusk, will we and can we stop the busy steps for a while and feel the ease of being? This work for the dizi begins with a quiet ad libitum passage, symbolizing the twilight changes at dawn. After sunlight wakes the earth up at dawn, the adagio passage comes in, depicting how sunlight shines on the ground while the reeds swing being caressed by the gentle breeze, with the sound of the dizi exclaiming the sorrow and joy of all kinds. The allegro third section is light but contemplative, linking the ad liberum fourth section in a ballad style. Harmonics are used frequently to make the run more interesting. In the coda, the theme reappears to run through dawn to dusk. Although sadness arises when the sun goes down, when the dawn comes again, a new day will begin. (Dictation / Liu, Chen-Ling; Writing / Fu, Ming-Wei)