Brooklyn Bridge 道格尔提 竖笛 1把以上加钢琴 博浩版

迈克尔-道格蒂（Michael Daugherty）谈布鲁克林大桥：布鲁克林大桥由约翰-罗布尔（John Roebling，1806-1869 年）设计，是纽约市最令人钦佩和最受欢迎的桥梁。1883 年大桥向公众开放后，《哈珀月刊》报导说："聪明人不会在五分钟或二十分钟内通过大桥。他会逗留在桥上，欣赏周围的美景。多年来，当我在布鲁克林大桥上徘徊和漫步时，纽约天际线的壮丽景色激发了我创作一首全景单簧管协奏曲的灵感。就像四根钢丝和钢网将布鲁克林大桥连接在一起一样，我对这座文化标志的颂歌也分为四个乐章。单簧管协奏曲的每个乐章都是布鲁克林大桥的音乐景观：I. 东： 布鲁克林和布鲁克林高地II. 南：自由女神像III： 自由女神像III. 西：华尔街 华尔街和曼哈顿下城的天际线，世界贸易中心塔曾是这里的主景四。北：帝国大厦 在协奏曲的最后乐章中，我还想象了 20 世纪 40 年代伟大的爵士摇摆单簧管演奏家阿蒂-肖（Artie Shaw）与他的乐队在洛克菲勒中心六十五层曾经辉煌的彩虹厅演出的情景

作曲家: Daugherty, Michael
乐器: clarinet and wind band
出版社: Boosey & Hawkes

曲目:
I. East - II. South - III. West - IV. North

原文简介:
Michael Daugherty about Brooklyn Bridge:Designed by John Roebling (1806-1869), the BrooklynBridge endures as the most admired and best-loved bridge in New York City. After the opening of the bridge to the public in 1883, Harper's Monthly reported, The wise man will not cross the bridge in five minutes, nor in twenty. He will linger to get the good of the splendid view about him. As I have lingered and walked across the BrooklynBridge over the years, the stunning vistas of the New York skyline have inspired me to compose a panoramic clarinet concerto.Like the four cables of webs of wire and steel that hold the BrooklynBridge together, my ode to this cultural icon is divided into four movements. Each movement of the clarinet concerto is a musical view from the BrooklynBridge:I. East: Brooklyn and BrooklynHeightsII. South: Statue of LibertyIII. West: Wall Street and the lower Manhattan skyline which once was dominated by the WorldTradeTowersIV. North: EmpireStateBuilding, ChryslerBuilding, and RockefellerCenterIn the final movement of the concerto, I also imagine Artie Shaw, the great jazz swing clarinettist of the 1940s, performing with his orchestra in the once glorious Rainbow Room on the sixty-fifth floor of the RockefellerCenter.