鸽子 Yao Zhong – 姚忠 [WAV] (2002)

Album: 姚忠
Genre: Guitar, Instrumental, Pipa

Year: 2002
Format: WAV DTS 5.1

Size : 395 MB

Info : 著名吉他演奏家姚忠夏威夷吉他独奏专辑· 
拉美风情时尚生活的音乐知己—咖啡·红酒·雪茄

         70年代就以演奏夏威夷吉他闻名的姚忠，已成为中国当今著名的吉他演奏大师。
他不但练就了独树一帜的双颈吉他演奏技巧，还融入了自己对音乐的独特理解。
         专辑《鸽子》里，姚忠演奏和改编了10首充满拉丁风情的经典作品，其中包括
著名的“鸽子”、“回忆”、“燕子”、“情感”等熟悉的旋律，整张专辑风格统一，热
情洋溢，充满阳光感的拉美风情构成了专辑的基调。《最好的朋友》里，姚忠演奏和改编
了10首上个世纪优美的怀旧作品，其中包括著名的“爱的旋律”、“寂静的山林”、
“钻石”等经典的旋律。
         姚忠在弹奏夏威夷吉他时常常会在美妙音符之间不时加入轻轻掠过的滑音，令你
在随时可以放松一下自己的心情，感受纯正的“夏威夷吉他”带给你的时尚生活和浪漫之旅。
         初听夏威夷吉他，难免和平时接触较多的西班牙吉他做个比较。西班牙弹法颇似琵琶，
而夏威夷弹法多在弦上滑奏，发出有似独弦琴那样的滑音，两者风韵截然不同。夏威夷吉他少了
一份欧洲人的夸张与急促，而多了热带岛屿的宁静，悠闲。没有斗牛士的紧张刺激，夏威夷吉他
婉转地诉说着沙滩与椰林的故事。独特的弹奏技巧，独特的地域文化，使得这张CD不同于其它一
般市面上的吉他曲集。 
A Hawaiian Guitar Solo Album by Renowned Guitarist Yao Zhong
Musical Companions for a Stylish Latin-Inspired Lifestyle: Coffee, Red Wine, and Cigars
Yao Zhong, who rose to fame in the 1970s for his Hawaiian guitar performances, has established himself as one of China’s leading guitar masters today.
  He has not only mastered a unique double-neck guitar technique but also infused his performances with his own distinctive musical interpretation. 
In the album *The Dove* (Ge Zi), Yao Zhong performs and arranges ten Latin-flavored classics, including
well-known melodies such as “The Dove,” “Memories,” “The Swallow,” and “Sentiments.” The album maintains a cohesive style,
radiating passion and a sun-drenched Latin atmosphere. In *Best Friend* (Zui Hao De Peng You), Yao Zhong performs and arranges
ten beautiful nostalgic pieces from the last century, featuring classic melodies like “Melody of Love,”
“Silent Mountain Forest,” and “Diamond.” 
  When playing the Hawaiian guitar, Yao Zhong frequently weaves in delicate, sweeping glissandos between the notes,
allowing you to unwind and experience the stylish lifestyle and romantic journey evoked by the authentic sound of the Hawaiian guitar. 
Upon first hearing the Hawaiian guitar, one inevitably compares it to the more familiar Spanish guitar.
Spanish playing techniques resemble those of the *pipa* (Chinese lute), whereas Hawaiian playing relies heavily on sliding along the strings—
producing glissandos similar to the *duxianqin* (monochord)—creating a completely different musical character. The Hawaiian guitar
eschews the dramatic flair and frenetic pace often associated with European styles, favoring instead the tranquility and leisure of tropical islands.
Free from the tension and thrill of the bullring, the Hawaiian guitar gently tells stories of sandy beaches and coconut groves.
Its unique playing techniques and distinct regional cultural roots set this CD apart from the typical guitar collections found on the market.

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