Vivaldi: Le quattro stagioni 维瓦尔第：四季
- 艺人
- Giuliano Carmignola
- 语种
- 其他
- 厂牌
- DIVOX
- 发行时间
- 1994年01月01日
- 专辑类别
- 录音室专辑
专辑介绍
&Gone is the syrupy string work of early LPs that used to sound like Mantovani. In its place is a very varied and vital mix of textures and rhythms. The old recordings featured a limited dynamic range and metronomic rhythm that suggested to me the musicians wanted to join their audience in an after-dinner nap. Not so with the Sonatori. They go for it with vim and vigor, from the smallest of tones that suggest a summer afternoon’s nap interrupted by a fly’s buzzing, to the sudden fury of a winter storm. They play with restraint sometimes, and bravura at others. They get an outstanding performance from their instrumentalists, especially the amazing Giuliano Carmignola, the lead violinist, who brings out the best in the ensemble.
I don’t know why anyone would say that some recordings deserve to be included in a list of the 20th century’s greatest, as one critic in another magazine said of this one. (Well, maybe I do. The urge to be the alpha dog seems to be in the DNA, but we’ll go into that another time.) I’d think being one of the top 10 contenders for the heavyweight championship is not exactly appropriate when discussing recordings of Vivaldi. But, if there is merit in such foolishness, this recording is highly ranked with some justification. It is gorgeous. It is seductive. It has a knack for keeping my interest just to hear what will happen next, even in the Concerto for Strings, where no instrument is favored. This is not your father’s Vivaldi.
When we came out of the caves, Miles Davis’s heavyweight title on trumpet was challenged by upstart Clifford Brown. A story went around that a famous jazzman was asked to explain the difference between Miles and Clifford, and he answered, off the record, “Clifford is like a Miles Davis with balls.” That’s what the Sonatori version brings to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. I like it much more than the white bread and mayonnaise versions. If you haven’t given up after the lead paragraph I think you will too. As regards performance, I’ve heard none better; sonically, I’ve heard none finer; and I know of none as influential. So I recommend this recording with highest accolades. Summa cum laude . As the esteemed critic Mick Jagger once said, “It’s a gas, gas, GAS.”
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最新简评（共19条）
- @呛丸(坐在马桶上听歌真是最幸福...)：
- @大喵(不要自我设限.....)：
- @生于四月：我喜欢的小提琴家之一
- @黑洞(流浪虾米村)：古琴版
- @弹力师(万年小摆摆)：听了20年的版本,最好，没有之一！每一根神经都在呼吸
- @安轶伦：听过无数的版本，这个版本确是最好
- @董宇翔86：听过的最好的四季
- @蓊白(流萤断续光，一明一灭一尺...)：❤️
- @夏日里的剪影：94年原版，捷克版，手头刚好有一张 弹力师 (万年小摆摆) 2018-12-18 00:38 我也有这张 来自iPhone客户端
- @KYKG：这小提琴也太难拉了