Flying Vegetables of the Apocalypse
- 艺人
- Guy Klucevsek
- 语种
- 英语
- 厂牌
- Experimental Intermedia
- 发行时间
- 1991年01月01日
- 专辑类别
- 录音室专辑
专辑介绍
by Brian Olewnick
Despite its unfortunate title, Flying Vegetables of the Apocalypse is an extremely enjoyable selection of music written for dance ensembles by Klucevsek and featuring a variety of instrumental groupings. The lengthy opening track, "Union Hall," is the highlight of the disc, a trio for accordion, reeds, and bass that incorporates themes and improvisations based on tunes from Yugoslavia and Madagascar. The latter, from the traditional song "Viavy Rose," is breathtakingly gorgeous and will haunt the listener forever. Klucevsek's Ain't Nothin' but a Polka band performs two rollicking avant-polkas, while the "Blue Danube Waltz" is rearranged for a accordion/alto saxophone duet on "Blue Window." Most of the remaining works feature accordion with some combination of stringed instruments. The jewel of the bunch is "Waltzing Above Ground," a fragile beauty in the upper registers that hints of tango and suspends itself glowingly in the air. Throughout, Klucevsek evinces his masterful musicality; he seems incapable of creating pieces lacking warmth, richness, and a deep, if sometimes subtle, melodicism. A beautiful album and one which could appeal to fans of almost any musical genre.
最新简评（共2条）
- @独风冷雨(阳光淌过手心天空笑了笑！)：喜欢~_~
- @绿树清风(暂无签名~)：迷幻爵士手风琴O(∩_∩)O