Flare | 15 September 2020 | 599 MB
安比拉琴的发音为“Mmm-Beer-ahhh”，是一架来自津巴布韦和莫桑比克的29个拇指钢琴，用金属夹子固定在音板上制成。这种乐器的声音据说有神秘的属性，是“取悦”的精神。虽然安比拉琴主要用于传统仪式，但它在非洲流行音乐中也非常流行，在整个南非的乐队中也经常演奏。没有人能确切地说安比拉琴是如何或何时出现的，但它的神话是巨大的，包括美人鱼或天使给人们的故事。
上世纪80年代末，克里斯·贝瑞(Chris Berry)十几岁时来到Zimbware，在那里被津巴布韦绍纳人“收养”。经过10年的紧张学习和入门，克里斯是第一个外国人被授予Gwenyambira或大师的安比拉。从那以后，克里斯被邀请在津巴布韦各地的庆典聚会上演奏，并与他在安比拉琴的流行乐队Panjea一起登上了南非流行音乐排行榜。这些包提供了一个独特的混合传统安比拉琴旋律和凹槽以及更现代的组成特征的电子效果。
包含:
·261年循环
·一次43次
The Mbira pronounced “Mmm—Beer—ahhh” is a 29 key thumb piano from Zimbabwe and Mozambique made with metal tongs fastened onto a soundboard. The sound of this instrument is said to have mystical properties that are “pleasing” to the spirits. While the Mbira is mostly used in traditional ceremonies it is also very popular in African pop music and is commonly played in bands throughout South Eastern Africa. No one can say exactly how or when the Mbira came to be but its mythology is vast and includes stories of it being given to people by mermaids or angels.
Chris Berry made his way to Zimbware as a teenager in the late 80s where he was “adopted” by the Shona People of Zimbabwe. After 10 years of intense study and initiation Chris was the first foreigner to be given the title of Gwenyambira or master of the Mbira. Since then Chris has been invited to play for ceremonial gatherings throughout Zimbabwe and also landed spots on the pop charts in Southern African with his Mbira based pop band Panjea. These packs offer a unique mix of traditional Mbira melodies and grooves as well as more modern compositions that feature electronic effects.
Contains:
· 261 Loops
· 43 One Shots
