SAKANA |
The title SAKANA comes from the word "fish" in Japanese. In this piece, I imagined light reflecting off of fishes bodies as they move around in water - sometimes smoothly and sometimes with rapid movement. I wanted this piece to be one large phrase, which is made out of multiphonics and notes, including quarter tones, which are broken down from multiphonics. Some of the fast rhythmic passages become tremolo, in other words these rhythmic passages are rhythmisized tremolo, and will transform smoothly into the multiphonics with the phrases as a part of big line. SAKANA has a peculiar feeling, the tempo is fast, though I regard it as slow music. There is a lot of action if you are standing near to this piece, however, if you are "looking" from afar, it is a slow moving fish.... Dai Fujikura この作品で、僕は初めて微分音をたくさん使いました。全ての微分音は気に入ったサ
キソフォンの重音(マルティフォニックス)を転調などしながら出してきたものです。
弦で微分音を弾くと「え?この人ひょっとして下手?」っと聞こえてしまうので(通常
の12音階で耳が慣れている僕らにとっては、音が狂っているように感じてしまう)、サ
キソフォンは一つ一つの微分音を指で押さえる事ができるので、これはいい機会!と思
い挑戦してみました。あまりの多さにどの音が微分音でどの音が半音なのか分からな
い感じかなと思います。 |