HiDERA | 27 August 2020 | 847 MB
作为古筝传统曲目的大师，金子创造了跨越千年的音乐。她还通过世界各地的独奏和团体表演，率先在爵士乐和实验音乐中使用古筝。她曾与一些艺术家合作，如普利策奖得主宝拉·沃格尔、佳美兰Galak Tika的埃文·兹波林、RONIN的Nik Bartsch、taiko艺术家肯尼·远藤、Kaoru Watanabe和gidayu-shamisen大师田中由美子。
古筝是日本国家的工具。13个字符串,通常是串在13个活动桥梁的宽度的乐器。字符串中有三个手指和不同音高的桥梁可以移动。由此产生的声音都是反复无常的,脚踏实地;通风和世俗,添加任何生产的独特运动。
Sumie (Sumi-é) Kaneko creates music that spans a millennium as a master in the traditional repertoire of the ancient instrument, koto. She also pioneered the use of the koto in jazz and experimental music through solo and group performances worldwide. She’s collaborated with artists such as Pulitzer Winner Paula Vogel, Gamelan Galak Tika’s Evan Zyporyn, RONIN’s Nik Bärtsch, taiko artist Kenny Endo, Kaoru Watanabe, and gidayu-shamisen virtuoso Yumiko Tanaka.
The koto is the national instrument of Japan. It has 13 strings that are usually strung over 13 movable bridges along the width of the instrument. The strings are plucked with three fingers and the bridges can be moved for varying pitches. The resulting sounds are both whimsical and grounded; airy and earthly, adding unique movement to any production.
