RYUICHI SAKAMOTO - Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son - CD - 399852-2
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3299039985229
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Autores: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Akihiro Miura, Jiro Takano, Ritsuyukai Choir, Ryota Komatsu Ensemble, Ryota Komatsu, Jun Hàyakawa, Kumiko Kondo, Shinji Tanaka, Atsushi Suzuki, Ryuichi Sakamoto
Editor: Milan (2016)
Formato: CD, Album
Lançamento: 2015
Géneros: Electronic, Classical, Score, Soundtrack, Film Score, Modern Classical
EAN: 3299039985229
DISPONÍVEL
CD
1 / Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son - Title / 2:01
2 / B29 / 0:46
3 / August 9th 11:02 AM / 1:52
4 / At The Graveyard / 2:19
5 / Ghost / 3:00
6 / "How Are You?" / 2:06
7 / Koji's Room / 2:01
8 / 78 RPM / 0:48
9 / Raindrops / 3:24
10 / After The Rain / 0:50
11 / Machiko / 1:10
12 / Giving Up / 1:16
13 / "I Can't Take It" / 2:32
14 / Killed In The War / 3:22
15 / Soul Of The Dead Brother / 1:41
16 / Human-Induced Tragedy / 1:03
17 / MP / 0:24
18 / Koji's Aria / 2:05
19 / Pastoral / 2:01
20 / Sweet Memories / 2:40
21 / Memories Of My Son - PF / 3:14
22 / Memories Of My Son - Requiem / 1:49
23 / Funeral / 2:49
24 / A Hug / 1:21
25 / Dr. Kawakami / 3:23
26 / Nobuko / 4:49
27 / Machiko's Aria / 4:03
28 / Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son - Title W.PF / 2:17
1 / Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son - Title / 2:01
2 / B29 / 0:46
3 / August 9th 11:02 AM / 1:52
4 / At The Graveyard / 2:19
5 / Ghost / 3:00
6 / "How Are You?" / 2:06
7 / Koji's Room / 2:01
8 / 78 RPM / 0:48
9 / Raindrops / 3:24
10 / After The Rain / 0:50
11 / Machiko / 1:10
12 / Giving Up / 1:16
13 / "I Can't Take It" / 2:32
14 / Killed In The War / 3:22
15 / Soul Of The Dead Brother / 1:41
16 / Human-Induced Tragedy / 1:03
17 / MP / 0:24
18 / Koji's Aria / 2:05
19 / Pastoral / 2:01
20 / Sweet Memories / 2:40
21 / Memories Of My Son - PF / 3:14
22 / Memories Of My Son - Requiem / 1:49
23 / Funeral / 2:49
24 / A Hug / 1:21
25 / Dr. Kawakami / 3:23
26 / Nobuko / 4:49
27 / Machiko's Aria / 4:03
28 / Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son - Title W.PF / 2:17
Just reading about the Japanese film Nagasaki: Memories Of My Son is enough to get you choked up. Directed last year by 84-year-old legend Yoji Yamada, it stars longtime actor Sayuri Yoshinaga as a mother whose son dies in the 1945 bombing of Nagasaki and visits her as a ghost until she herself passes on. It's a heavy, heartbreaking tale, for which veteran composer Ryuichi Sakamoto was tasked with creating appropriately poignant music.
(...)
The score he created is masterfully emotional, to the point where you don't have to see the film to feel the gravity of its plot. But what makes Nagasaki special is the way Sakamoto evokes deep feeling without easy sentiment or maudlin clichés. Though he employs many standard soundtrack tools — swelling strings, echoing piano, mournful woodwinds — he limits them to hushed tones and reserved tempos. This music unfolds slowly and quietly, suggesting that the proper way to process this story is meditative contemplation rather than rushed melodrama.
(...)
Because the bulk of Nagasaki is so subtle and reserved, the moments when Sakamoto changes course feel deeply resonant. The brief "MP" is a harrowing blast of steely noise, while the cavernous drone of "Soul Of The Dead Brother" registers as scarier than any phantom. When singing enters for the first time via the soaring choir in "Nobuko," the score hits a poignant peak. But Sakamoto doesn't need real human voices to find real human emotions. They're there in every moment of this moving score.
