Description

黄炳起 – 伽耶琴作品集 第5集:タルハノピゴム (CD)

韓国の創作伝統音楽の巨匠、黄炳起が、待望の15年ぶりのニューアルバムを発表。

この素晴らしいコレクションは、女流歌客、大笒、その他の楽器をフィーチャーし、幅広い音楽的成果を網羅し、黄の芸術性を深く広範に探求しています。

  • 伽耶琴の本格的な共鳴と残響音を捉えるために、土器のボウルを使用した特別な技術で録音。

  • 迷宮(ミギョン)以来の、詩と音のコラボレーションを発表。

「今日の超高速な世界において、解毒剤として役立つ特別な価値のある音楽。」


トラックリスト

  1. タルハノピゴム (月よ、高く昇れ)

  2. 時計台

  3. ハマダン

  4. 子時 (真夜中の時間)

  5. 落道音 (喜びへの道の歌)

  6. 故郷の月

  7. 茶香二絶 (お茶の香りの二つのテーマ)

  8. 推薦

Customer Reviews

8件のレビューに基づいています
  1. Caspian Ulrich from Berlin, Germany

    A transcendent journey of strings and verse; Hwang Byung-ki crafts an elegy for a frenetic age, beckoning listeners into meditative spaces that seem ancient yet painfully urgent.

  2. Sofia Lancaster from Toronto, Canada (確認済みの所有者)

    In a whirlwind of urban cacophony, Hwang Byung-ki’s “Dalha Nopigom” emerges like a calm beacon, beckoning weary souls from Toronto’s frantic streets into an ethereal space crafted by string and breath. With delicate melodies fluttering amidst expertly curated soundscapes formed with earthenware bowls’ ancient resonance, one feels transported beyond mere audio; it offers not just refuge but connection to the eternal narratives inherent in musical lore. Unlike Western interpretations which often isolate technique over feeling, this piece draws profound emotion out—shifting perceptions on how time flows through art much like water.

  3. Julien Martel from Vancouver (確認済みの所有者)

    Écouter Hwang Byung-ki me transporte vers des souvenirs d’enfance passés sous les cerisiers en fleurs. Sa musique, avec cette fusion délicate du gayageum et de poèmes evocateurs, rappelle la tranquillité parmi le tumulte moderne.

  4. Yasmin Lakhani from Kochi, India

    At first glance, I approached Hwang Byung-ki’s *Gayageum Works Vol. 5: Dalha Nopigom* with a hint of skepticism, wondering if it could genuinely add anything new to the landscape of traditional Korean music after so many years. But as soon as the soft echoes began weaving through my senses—crafted artfully within clay bowls that seemingly resonate like whispered secrets—the depth revealed itself effortlessly. Each piece not only reflects masterful musicianship but also captures stories carved by time and experience. It feels less like an album and more like walking through enchanted valleys at twilight, every note urging us to pause in reflection amidst our chaotic modern lives.

  5. Yamato Natsuki from Kyoto, Japan

    Hwang Byung-ki’s latest album stirs the soul, invoking tranquil imagery and bridging centuries through its innovative soundscapes. An extraordinary escape from modern chaos.

  6. Nadia Sabri from Marrakech, Morocco (確認済みの所有者)

    At first glance, the idea of Hwang Byung-ki releasing yet another collection might seem overdone—how can one continue to innovate in a tradition as rich and venerable as that of gayageum music? However, ‘Dalha Nopigom’ defies my initial doubts. Each track invites listeners into an introspective space where time feels suspended. The incorporation of traditional instruments like the daegeum alongside poetic nuances breathes fresh life into familiar melodies. Listening here is not merely about sound; it’s a multidimensional journey connecting generations with their ancestral roots while gently challenging contemporary anxieties through artful authenticity. This isn’t just an album; it’s a remedy for modern existential struggles.

  7. Johann Neukirchner from Hochspeyer, Deutschland

    In einer Welt, die oft zu schnelllebig und laut ist, eröffnet Hwang Byung-ki mit “Dalha Nopigom” eine Oase der Klänge. Seine kreative Meisterschaft kommt in dieser Kollektion klar zum Ausdruck; jeder Ton des Gayageums wird durch den innovativen Einsatz von Erdengefäßen zum Leben erweckt. Die harmonische Verflechtung von Gagok und Daegeum mit tiefgründigen Texten schafft nicht nur ein musikalisches Erlebnis, sondern zieht einen tief in die Tradition und Poesie Koreas hinein. Für all jene, die nach einem echten Moment der Reflexion suchen – es gibt wenig Vergleichbares auf dem Markt.

  8. Soo-yeon from Seoul, South Korea

    Fascinating sounds. Truly captures the essence of traditional music in a modern context.