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[CBC系列]：人的音乐The Music of Man-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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Yehudi Menuhin主持的艺术纪录片，由CBC于1979年出版-英语旁白Arts Documentary hosted by Yehudi Menuhin, published by CBC in 1979- English narration
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探索世界音乐。耶胡迪·梅纽因（Yehudi Menuhin）对来自五大洲的音乐传统进行了广泛的调查。凭借全景视野和感染力，他带领我们从非洲的原始韵律到贝多芬的交响曲，从纯音乐到爵士乐，从瑞士的尤德尔到爱尔兰的跳汰乐，从钢鼓到电子合成器，人类音乐长达八个小时音乐主持人Yehudi Menuhin的长期特别优惠，跟随音乐的发展，从历史的曙光开始到现代音乐的电子实验，爵士和摇滚。Menuhin是著名的小提琴家，指挥和人道主义者，在整个系列中均作为小提琴独奏家和指挥参加，并且还是合著者。《人的音乐》在世界各地拍摄，以英语和法语制作。作曲家从即兴演奏的非洲部落，加拿大印第安人和南方复兴主义者到佩罗季努斯，Machaut，Gabrieli，巴赫，莫扎特，贝多芬，瓦格纳，德彪西和巴托克。来自世界各地的许多著名艺术家参加了音乐会，其中包括西塔琴演奏家Ravi Shankar，小提琴演奏家Jean Carignan，爵士钢琴演奏家Oscar Peterson，Controto Maureen Forrester，作曲家Aaron Copland和Murray Schafer以及钢琴家和音乐学家Glenn Gould。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?加拿大印第安人和南部复兴主义者到Perotinus，Machaut，Gabrieli，Bach，莫扎特，贝多芬，Wagner，Debussy和Bartok。来自世界各地的许多著名艺术家参加了音乐会，其中包括西塔琴演奏家Ravi Shankar，小提琴演奏家Jean Carignan，爵士钢琴演奏家Oscar Peterson，Controto Maureen Forrester，作曲家Aaron Copland和Murray Schafer以及钢琴家和音乐学家Glenn Gould。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?加拿大印第安人和南部复兴主义者到Perotinus，Machaut，Gabrieli，Bach，莫扎特，贝多芬，Wagner，Debussy和Bartok。来自世界各地的许多著名艺术家参加了音乐会，其中包括西塔琴演奏家Ravi Shankar，小提琴演奏家Jean Carignan，爵士钢琴演奏家Oscar Peterson，Controto Maureen Forrester，作曲家Aaron Copland和Murray Schafer以及钢琴家和音乐学家Glenn Gould。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?莫扎特，贝多芬，瓦格纳，德彪西和巴托克。来自世界各地的许多著名艺术家参加了音乐会，其中包括西塔琴演奏家Ravi Shankar，小提琴演奏家Jean Carignan，爵士钢琴演奏家Oscar Peterson，Controto Maureen Forrester，作曲家Aaron Copland和Murray Schafer以及钢琴家和音乐学家Glenn Gould。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?莫扎特，贝多芬，瓦格纳，德彪西和巴托克。来自世界各地的许多著名艺术家参加了音乐会，其中包括西塔琴演奏家Ravi Shankar，小提琴演奏家Jean Carignan，爵士钢琴演奏家Oscar Peterson，Controto Maureen Forrester，作曲家Aaron Copland和Murray Schafer以及钢琴家和音乐学家Glenn Gould。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?小提琴家让·卡里尼安（Jean Carignan），爵士钢琴家奥斯卡·彼得森（Oscar Peterson），莫雷·弗雷斯特（Maureen Forrester）表演，作曲家亚伦·科普兰（Aaron Copland）和默里·谢弗（Murray Schafer）以及钢琴家和音乐学家格伦·古尔德（Glenn Gould）。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]?小提琴家让·卡里尼安（Jean Carignan），爵士钢琴家奥斯卡·彼得森（Oscar Peterson），莫雷·弗雷斯特（Maureen Forrester）表演，作曲家亚伦·科普兰（Aaron Copland）和默里·谢弗（Murray Schafer）以及钢琴家和音乐学家格伦·古尔德（Glenn Gould）。这些电影花了五年的时间，需要两个独立的摄影团队前往500个地点，并积累了超过165公里的电影。作者：耶胡迪·梅纽因，柯蒂斯·戴维斯和查尔斯·韦尔制片人：柯蒂斯·戴维斯，理查德Bocking和John Thomson由CBC，安大略省教育传播局和密西西比州教育电视局共同制作。[编辑]??生命的颤动???第一个程序讲述了35,000年前音乐从空洞的动物骨头开始的过程。在印度和中国，音乐早在基督诞生之前就已经是一门完美的艺术。在西方世界，音乐仅在过去一千年开花。Menuhin指出了音乐表达的基础：男人的节奏感，首先是在子宫中产生的，以响应母亲的心跳。表演者包括Menuhin，加拿大作曲家Murray Schafer，爵士长笛演奏家Paul Horn，来自新几内亚，塞内加尔和平原Cree印第安人的本地歌手和舞蹈家，Gwi人的Ukone，叙利亚的Martha Takata，Abed Azrie，Nellie Karras舞者，希腊歌手Arda Mondikan ，蓬蒂和希腊的民主舞蹈家。[编辑]???和谐的花朵???随着音乐从中世纪到文艺复兴时期的发展，出现了许多声音。Palestrina和Gabrieli只是其中两位早期的作曲家。耶胡迪·梅纽因（Yehudi Menuhin）追溯了声乐的发展和乐谱的形式，从和尚的歌声到文艺复兴时期的合唱团。另外：拉维·香卡（Ravi Shankar）讨论了印度音乐，在这种音乐中，装饰和旋律的纯净逐渐演变为和谐。[编辑]???人类新声音???在意大利文艺复兴时期的鼎盛时期，Monteverdi创作了第一部歌剧，一种在整个欧洲迅速流行的娱乐形式。Corelli创建了奏鸣曲形式，并开发了新的乐器。乐器的发展开始挑战人类声音的主导地位，小提琴制作在斯特拉迪瓦里（Stradivari）和瓜纳里（Guarneri）成为意大利最好的形式。卢利（Lully）是凡尔赛宫的音乐巨星。在英国，赛尔也许是An exploration of the world's music. Yehudi Menuhin has created this expansive survey of musical traditions from five continents. With panoramic vision and infectious enthusiasm, he takes us from primeval rhythms of Africa to the symphonies of Beethoven, from plainsong to jazz, from Swiss yodeling to Irish jig, from steel drum to electronic synthesizer.The Music of Man was a series of eight hour-long specials with host Yehudi Menuhin, following the development of music from its beginnings at the dawn of history to the electronic experiments, jazz and rock of our own time. Menuhin, the renowned violinist, conductor and humanist, participated both as violin soloist and conductor throughout the series, and was also co-writer. Filmed in locations around the world, The Music of Man was produced in English and in French. Composers ranged from improvising African tribesmen, Canadian Indians and Southern revivalists to Perotinus, Machaut, Gabrieli, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Debussy and Bartok. Many famous artists from around the world participated, among them sitarist Ravi Shankar, violinist Jean Carignan, jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, contralto Maureen Forrester, composers Aaron Copland and Murray Schafer, and pianist and musicologist Glenn Gould. The films took five years to make, required two separate camera teams which travelled to 500 locations, and amassed more than 165 km of film.Writers: Yehudi Menuhin, Curtis W. Davis, and Charles Weir.Producers: Curtis W. Davis, Richard Bocking and John ThomsonCo-produced by CBC, the Ontario Educational Communications Authority, and the Mississippi Authority for Educational Television.[edit] The Quiver of Life The first program tells how music began 35,000 years ago with hollowed-out animal bones. In India and China, music was a perfected art long before the birth of Christ. In the western world, music has only flowered in the past thousand years. Menuhin points to the basis of musical expression: man's sense of rhythm, first developed in the womb in response to the mother's heartbeat. Performing are Menuhin, Canadian composer Murray Schafer, jazz flutist Paul Horn, native singers and dancers from New Guinea, Senegal and Plains Cree Indians, Ukone of the Gwi people, Martha Takata of Syria, Abed Azrie, Nellie Karras Dancers, Greek singer Arda Mondikan, Ponti and Demotic Dancers of Greece.[edit] The Flowering of Harmony With the growth of music from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance came a blending of many voices. Palestrina and Gabrieli are but two of the early composers featured. Yehudi Menuhin traces the development of vocal music and forms of musical notation from the chants of Buddhist monks to the massed choirs of the Renaissance. Also: Ravi Shankar discusses Indian music, in which ornamentation and melodic purity evolved in place of harmony.[edit] New Voices for Man At the height of the Renaissance in Italy Monteverdi wrote the first opera, a form of entertainment instantly popular throughout Europe. Corelli created the sonata form and new instruments were developed. The development of musical instruments began to challenge the dominance of the human voice, and violin-making readied its finest form in Italy with Stradivari and Guarneri. Lully was the musical giant at the Court of Versailles. In England, Purcell was perhaps the first great modern composer and Handel brought works for voice of lasting inspiration. Performing are Accademia Monteverdiana conducted by Denis Stevens, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, George Malcolm, Robert Donington, Camerata Lysy, David Rubio, Maureen Forrester, Brighton Harnoncourt with Cathy Berberian and Franz Mazura, Victor Monge "Serranito," Bana and Chigaba Chisiko, Kelly Academy of Irish Dancing, members of the Munchner Symphoniker. Radio Orchestra Munich and the orchestra of the Munich State Opera, and Yehudi Menuhin.[edit] The Age of the Composer The works of Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven and Schubert established music as an accessible and popular art form in Western society. The program also examines J.S. Bach's exploration of the tempered scale, a method of tuning keyboard instruments that simplified the task of writing for a full orchestra.[edit] The Age of the Individual The era of Western industrialization and the Romantic movement brought with it the grand piano and the huge symphony orchestra. Verdi, Brahms, Wagner and Tchaikovsky each put their unique stamp on Western music. National Ballet of Canada stars Karen Kain and Frank Augustyn dance the Swan Lake pas de deux to Tchaikovsky's music played by violinist Yehudi Menuhin.[edit] The Parting of the Ways During the pre-World War I era the music of Stephen Foster, Scott Joplin and John Philip Sousa influenced the popular musical tastes of America. Abroad Debussy, Strauss and Mahler filled concert halls, while Igor Stravinsky advanced the revolution with The Rite of Spring. With the dawn of the 20th century, the audio recording was invented. In contrast with the sophisticated and impressionistic music of Europe, American music at the turn of the century was influenced by African rhythms and melodies which produced the blues, spirituals, minstrel shows and ragtime. These new musical forms were popularized by the advent of motion pictures.[edit] The Known and the Unknown Between the two World Wars the pace of life quickened. Jazz became enormously popular in both Europe and America. In classical music, Aaron Copland and Arnold Schoenberg opened new horizons. Radio and sound movies popularized all forms of music, from Toscanini to Big Bands.After World War I, Schoenberg introduced the 12-tone system, as revolutionary a step as Bach's tempering of the eight-tone scale had been. The dissonant new music that he made possible was not readily embraced by North American listeners, who were beginning to accept jazz-influenced swing music and the purer symphonic sounds of film scores and radio. Highlights include Schoenberg's Suite for Piano, Op. 25, footage of a 1934 Louis Armstrong performance of "Tiger Rag," George Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm," and Rossini's "William Tell Overture."[edit] Sound or Unsound The post-war exploration of music, impelled by the LP, the transistor radio and the television, has taken Western music beyond early jazz into folk, rock and electronic music. Yet as old rules are questioned, man clings to the forms of music that will always remain rooted in the deepest instincts of his nature.Yehudi Menuhin examines the divergent trends in music following World War II: Bela Bartok's arrangements of traditional folk tunes; Oscar Peterson's jazz improvisations; John Cage's exploration of random sound; and the Beatles' impact as "pop idols" on an entire generation.
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音频语言: english
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