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2025乙巳蛇年,音乐人KUN(坤)和YANGWOOD(杨伍德)开始了更加频繁的二重奏合作。 YANGWOOD(杨伍德)专注于演奏来自不同文化背景中的口簧琴(Jaw harps)以及低音吹管乐器迪吉里杜管(Didgeridoo)。同时,因为他的美术硕士背景,他也创作了不少插画,成为二人艺术实践中视觉与听觉交织的延伸。 KUN(坤)作为一名多乐器演奏者,在这个二重奏当中主要演奏小提琴(Violin)、拇指琴(Mbira)等,他也使用自定义的吹管控制器(Electronic Wind Instrument)来驱动物理建模的各类吹管音色(单簧管,巴松、长笛、萨克斯、小号等),同时他也使用他的母语声音中的一些音节来完成人声的吟唱。此外,他还负责整体音乐作品的结构设计,音色合成,录音以及最后的混音制作等工作。 他们在乙巳年盛夏于成都不快进唱片录制了「双管曲」以及「管弦歌」,随后他们踏上共同的旅行,在四川西部的新都桥,于美丽的「萨玛林卡营地」附近,他们基于这两首作品的结构进行更多的即兴演奏,同时融入美妙的自然音景,并命名为「木弄」与「 木雅」,让音乐生长于自然山野之间。 感谢大家的观看与聆听!感恩音乐! 作品名:《双管曲》 电吹管:KUN 迪吉里杜管:YANGWOOD 录音/拍摄:不快进唱片 混音制作:KUN 录制时间:2025年8月 发布时间:2026年2月 In the Yisi Year of the Snake, 2025, musicians KUN and YANGWOOD began collaborating more frequently as a duo. YANGWOOD focuses on playing jaw harps from diverse cultural traditions, as well as the didgeridoo, a low-pitched wind instrument from Australia. At the same time, drawing on his background as a Master of Fine Arts, he has created numerous illustrations that extend their artistic practice into a vivid interplay between the visual and the auditory. As a multi-instrumentalist, KUN mainly plays the violin and the mbira in this duo. He also performs with a custom Electronic Wind Instrument (EWI), using it to control various physically modeled wind timbres, including clarinet, bassoon, flute, saxophone, trumpet, and more. In addition, he incorporates syllables from his native language into vocal chants. Beyond performance, he is responsible for the overall musical architecture of the works, sound design, recording, and final mixing and production. In the height of the Yisi summer, they recorded “双管曲” and “管弦歌” in Chengdu. They then set off on a joint journey to Xinduqiao in western Sichuan. Near the beautiful “Sama Linka Camp,” they developed further improvisations based on the structural framework of these two pieces, weaving in the surrounding natural soundscapes. These evolving works were named “木弄Mu Nong” and “木雅Mu Ya,” allowing the music to grow freely amidst mountains and wilderness. Thank you for watching and listening. Gratitude to music.