[激动音乐社区论坛首创] 日本现代新古典风格主义乐派男钢琴音乐家Kiminori Atsuta热田公纪纯音乐改编专辑-世嘉钢琴夜想曲 世嘉视频游戏公司原声配乐歌曲最佳精选 Sega Piano Nocturne - Ballad Best Of Sega - セガ・ピアノ夜想曲（ノクターン）

[2005-01-26] [flac无损+cue+log+img BD]

专辑名称：世嘉钢琴夜想曲 世嘉视频游戏公司原声配乐歌曲最佳精选

外文名称：Sega Piano Nocturne - Ballad Best Of Sega - セガ・ピアノ夜想曲（ノクターン）

专辑艺人：Kiminori Atsuta（熱田公紀）/ Various Artists（群星）

出版日期：2005年1月26日

发行公司：Wave Master Entertainment

专辑类型：选辑

音乐流派：原声/新世纪/纯音乐/流行/爵士

唱片目录编号：WWCE-31074

专辑条形码：4571164380742

收录歌曲：16首

曲目列表：

SEGA PIANO NOCTURNE

01. 莎花 ～江清日抱花歌～ 【『シェンムー～一章 横須賀～』より】 4:54

02. 未来 ～ボヤージュ～ 【『サクラ大戦3～巴里は燃えているか～』より】 4:30

03. Can still see the light 【『Phantasy Star Online』より】 3:33

04. Passing Breeze 【『Outrun』より】 5:16

05. Main Theme 【『Space Harrier』より】 3:37

06. I Just Smile 【『BURNING RANGERS』より】 4:22

07. System Down 【『S. D. I.』より】 1:06

08. DREAMS DREAMS 【『NiGHTS』より】 4:36

- bonus tracks - original tune digest version -

09. 莎花 ～江清日抱花歌～ 【『シェンムー～一章 横須賀～』より】 2:21

10. 未来 ～ボヤージュ～ 【『サクラ大戦3～巴里は燃えているか～』より】 2:00

11. Can still see the light 【『Phantasy Star Online』より】 2:25

12. Passing Breeze 【『Outrun』より】 2:00

13. Main Theme 【『Space Harrier』より】 1:42

14. I Just Smile 【『BURNING RANGERS』より】 2:13

07. System Down 【『S. D. I.』より】 1:14

08. DREAMS DREAMS 【『NiGHTS』より】 2:45

总时长：48:54

专辑介绍：

《Sega Piano Nocturne - Ballad Best Of Sega - セガ・ピアノ夜想曲（ノクターン）》（世嘉钢琴夜想曲）是由日本唱片公司Wave Master Entertainment于2005年1月26日发行出版的游戏配乐歌曲原声带专辑。曲目列表分为两部分，专辑前半部分是由日本现代新古典风格主义乐派男钢琴音乐家Kiminori Atsuta（熱田公紀）日本世嘉视频游戏公司发行的游戏中精心挑选出来的各种经典主题曲小夜曲风格钢琴纯音乐翻奏改编版本。而专辑后半部分则包括原始视频游戏主题曲的汇编版本，顺序与歌曲各自的钢琴版本相同。这张合辑中对应出现收录其8首主题曲的8个世嘉视频游戏包括《莎木》（Shenmue）、《樱花大战3》（Sakura Wars 3）、《梦幻之星在线》（Phantasy Star Online）、《Outrun》、《太空哈利》（Space Harrier）、《救火奇兵》（Burning Rangers）、《S.D.I》和《飞天幽梦》（NiGHTS into Dreams）。

セガ・ピアノ夜想曲(ノクターン) / ゲーム・ミュージック

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外网专辑评论介绍：
Summary
Sega Piano Nocturne is an inspired concept, but the final result is quite sparing. Eight piano arrangements just aren’t enough to commemorate Sega’s giant catalog, especially when most arrangements are  and similar. Still, Kiminori Atsuka offers mainly expressive arrangements and performances, so what is offered is still mostly enjoyable. Overall, a decent purchase but not quite enough.

Overview
Following the precedent set by companies such as Square Enix and Konami, Sega released their own piano arrangement album in 2005. Rather than dedicate it to a specific project, though, te producers chose eight themes from across the Sega line to be interpreted. The resultant album features both the piano arrangements and their originals. Let’s take a closer look…

Body
The album opens with an interpretation of one of the most emotional themes from Shenmue. The first 45 seconds conform to the general expectation of piano arrangement albums — essentially offering a soft and sentimental rendition of the melody against  arpeggios. Fortunately, the subsequent development sections embody the ‘nocturne’ concept of the album more with dusky nuances and jazz influences. The result is familiar and understated, but with substance too. Subsequent tracks such as Sakura Taisen 3‘s end credits theme and Space Harrier‘s “Main Theme” maintain the same feel with delicate melodies,  harmonies, but effectual elaborations. It’s also surprising to see how Kiminori Atsuta manages to transform the once abrasive “Passing Breeze” into a comforting and personal ballad.

There is nevertheless a fair amount of variety in the piano arrangements. The lounge jazz influence of Phantasy Star Online‘s ending vocal theme is really elaborated upon here and the final result is nostalgic and relaxing. “I Just Smile” from Burning Rangers is written in much the same way, but has a slightly more romantic tone. On the opposite end of the spectrum, S.D.I.‘s “System Down” puts listeners on edge with its irregular rhythms and jagged motifs, but is very brief and unpianistic too. It’s the only truly bad arrangement, but it’s not really acceptable given there are just eight pieces in total. The piano section ends on a serene note with a straightforward rendition of NiGHTS‘ theme tune. The arrangement is far from remarkable, but the expressive performance makes it a major highlight nevertheless.

While there aren’t that many piano arrangements on the disc, Wavemaster compensates by providing the original tracks as well. It can be really pleasant to revisit the Asian contemplations of “Shenfa”, funky riffs of Space Harrier, or powerful progressions of “System Down”. Note, however, these are digest versions and hence tend to be shorter than the versions published previously. This is especially significant in the vocal themes “DREAMS DREAMS”, “The Future”, “I Just Smile”, and “Can Still the Light” given the importance of the development sections. Still, this album still doubles up quite well as a compilation of fan favourite.
Sega Piano Nocturne: eight tracks of lovely piano arrangements, followed by eight tracks of original counterparts. The first three tracks come from Sega’s big-budget titles during the time of the Sega Dreamcast, followed by some arcade classics, and ending with Nights.

For the most part, these arrangements are , but still filled with enough decorations and frills to consider it more “advanced” piano, though more contemporary than classical in arrangement. As you may have expected, I’ll be putting special emphasis on the first three tracks. They are, after all, theme songs from RPGs.

“Shenfa” is a beautiful piece, I have always loved it; but this piano arrangement fails to deliver the same feelings brought by the original, which used traditional Asian strings and incredible vocals. Instead, an emphasis is put on the chord progression, which piano arrangement fans will immediately liken to something from Final Fantasy X-2 (though, sadly, less impressive).

The end credits song from Sakura Taisen 3 is an extremely fitting piece for the album. The original was excellent, and this arrangement somehow manages to keep the spirit of the original (with its bits of jazz and broadway influence) even in this simplified format.

The same can be said of the PSO theme song, though this one is much more explicitly jazz. The problem with this arrangement is that it is simply too short. I would have liked some more expounding on this lovely theme.

The rest of the arrangements are, in my opinion, stronger than the first three. This is because the source material is more complex, less pop-ballad-like (except for the Nights track), and ultimately more satisfying to hear on the piano. The track from SDI was especially impressive.

This CD is a fun little treat for Sega fans, but I wouldn’t recommend it to people looking for awesome piano arrangements. Hopefully better piano arrangements will come for individual titles or franchises; presently, Sega is working on a number of piano albums for the Sakura Taisen series, and I hope to hear arrangements as good as, or superior to, “The Future.”

其实一开始本来是想把这张专辑帖子发到影视原声板块里的，结果发现人太少了 ，还是放到这里亚洲纯音区了，如介绍所言主要是这张专辑前半段的钢琴改编翻奏曲目和后半段附赠的原版曲目曲风对比都挺大差距的，但还是先以前面8首钢琴新世纪纯音乐为主题吧~，还是很好听的，尤其第一首，很经典，值得大家一听~
顺便再转一下专辑这位艺人的介绍：热田公纪（日语汉字名称：熱田公紀；日语假名姓名：あつたきみのり；英文名：Kiminori Atsuta），日本现代新古典风格主义乐派男钢琴音乐家、作曲家、音乐家和编曲家。从5岁开始学习古典钢琴课程，并在初中时掌握了小号。足够优秀的他作为特殊学生获得了奖学金。在大学时加入爵士大乐队负责演奏小号。大学毕业后，他入学位于美国东海岸波士顿的著名学院伯克利音乐学院。并在伯克利学院学习专业爵士乐和作曲，他被公认为是一位优秀的学生。回到日本后，他一直作为编曲人、作曲家和音乐家活跃在各个音乐领域。
他曾经制作了经典的新世纪纯器乐原创钢琴曲《Childhood's Memory》（童年）并于1986年由日本新世纪音乐唱片公司厂牌Shi Zen发行了他同曲名的第二张新古典主义个人录音室专辑《Childhood's Memory》（チャイルドフッズ・メモリー）(第一张专辑是《Crystal Stream》（クリスタル・ストリーム）) 。其他知名的新世纪音乐家和音乐团体例如宗次郎（Sojiro）和班得瑞（Bandari）都曾重新改编和翻奏了他这首歌曲的原始旋律，使他的作品被广为人知。

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