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莫扎特之旅－今日头条－日本著名音乐家坂本龙一去世
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坂本龙一（坂本龍一/さかもと・りゅういち 、1952年1月17日-2023年3月28日），出生于日本东京都中野区，日本作曲家、音乐制作人、歌手、演员、钢琴家，东京艺术大学音乐系作曲专业学士、音响研究科硕士 。
1978年，组建电子组合Yellow
Magic Orchestra，同年发行个人专辑《Thousand
Knives》出道 。1983年，主演战争剧情电影《圣诞快乐，劳伦斯先生》，并为其配乐，该配乐获得了第37届英国电影学院奖-最佳配乐奖 。1988年，为电影《末代皇帝》创作的配乐获得第60届奥斯卡金像奖-最佳原创配乐奖 。1991年，为电影《遮蔽的天空》创作的配乐获得第48届美国电影电视金球奖-最佳电影配乐奖 。1992年，为巴塞罗那奥运会开幕式谱曲并担任指挥 。1994年，为剧情电影《小活佛》原创音乐，该配乐入围第37届格莱美奖-最佳影视器乐作曲奖 。1999年，创作歌剧《生命》 。
2002年，被授予巴西国家勋章 [1] 。2005年，为剧情电影《东尼泷谷》配乐 [6] 。2009年，出版了口述自传《音乐使人自由》，同年获得法国艺术及文学勋章军官勋位 。2011年，为历史动作片《一命》配乐 。2012年，获得第6届亚太电影大奖-电影杰出成就奖 。2015年，担任剧情电影《荒野猎人》的音乐监制 。2017年，获得第30届东京国际电影节-武士奖 。2018年，获得第23届釜山国际电影节-年度亚洲电影人奖 。
2023年4月2日，据日本媒体报道，日本著名音乐家坂本龙一于3月28日去世，享年71岁。
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Sakamoto
(sakamoto / さ か も と · り ゅ う い ち, January 17, 1952 - March 28, 2023), was
born in nakano district of Tokyo, Japan composer, music producer and
singer, actor, pianist, Tokyo art university bachelor, acoustics
researchment department master in music composing. In 1978, he formed the electronic group Yellow Magic Orchestra and released his solo album Thousand Knives. 1983 - Starred in and scored the war drama Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence, which won the 37th Bafta Award for Best Score. 1988 - The score for the film "The Last Emperor" wins the Academy Award for Best Original Score at the 60th Academy Awards. In 1991, his score for the film "The Sheltered Sky" won the 48th Golden Globe Awards - Best Film Score Award. In 1992, he composed and conducted the opening ceremony of the Barcelona Olympic Games. In 1994, he composed the original music for the drama film "Little Living Buddha", which was nominated for the 37th Grammy Award - Best Instrumental Composition for Film and Television. In 1999, he wrote the opera Life. In 2002, he was awarded the National Order of Brazil [1]. In 2005, he composed the soundtrack for the feature film "Toni Taki Valley" [6]. In 2009, he published his oral autobiography, Music Sets You Free. In the same year, he was named an Officer of the French Order of Arts and Letters. 2011 - Music for the historical action film One Life to Live. In 2012, he won the Outstanding Achievement Award at the 6th Asia Pacific Film Awards. In 2015, he was the music executive for the drama film The Revenant. In 2017, he won the Samurai Award at the 30th Tokyo International Film Festival. In 2018, he won the Asian Filmmaker of the Year Award at the 23rd Busan International Film Festival. April 2, 2023 Japanese media reported that renowned musician Ryuichi Sakamoto died on March 28 at the age of 71. |
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Ryuichi Sakamoto,
a trailblazing composer and producer who was one of the first musicians
to incorporate electronic production into popular songcraft, has died at
the age of 71. Sakamoto died on March 28 after a multi-year battle with cancer, according to a statement published on his website Sunday. "We would like to share one of Sakamoto's favorite quotes," the statement read. "'Ars longa, vita brevis.' Art is long, life is short." The Japanese composer had an exceptionally wide-ranging career: he was by turns a synth-pop idol, the composer of both sweeping film scores and quiet, gentle sound environments, and a collaborator of such artists as David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Bernardo Bertolucci. As a member of Japan's hugely influential band Yellow Magic Orchestra and as a solo artist, he was a grandfather of electronic pop music, making songs that influenced early hip-hop and techno. Born on January 17, 1952, Sakamoto enjoyed a culturally rich childhood; his father was the editor for such postwar Japanese novelists as Kenzaburo Oe and Yukio Mishima. He began taking piano lessons when he was 6 years old, and later started writing his own music. As a teenager, he became enamored of the work of Claude Debussy — a composer who himself had been inspired by Asian musical aesthetics, including that of Japan. As Sakamoto told Weekend Edition in 1988, "I think my music is based on a very Western system, because there's a beat, there's a melody, there's harmony. So this is Western music. But you know, some feeling, some atmosphere, or sense of sound is a little bit Asian, maybe 25, 30 percent." YMO proved to be an enormous cultural force not just in Japan, but internationally. With its playful, heavily layered and sophisticated use of electronics, the band — and its members' solo projects, including Sakamoto's track "Riot in Lagos" — became a guiding light for the burgeoning hip-hop and techno communities. YMO did a turn on Soul Train, performing their song "Computer Games." Afrika Bambaataa sampled their "Firecracker" for his "Death Mix (Part 2)." In 1993, a group of leading ambient, house and techno musicians paid tribute to YMO's influence with an album called Hi-Tech/No Crime, featuring YMO remixes from producers including The Orb, 808 State and Orbital. |
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著名作曲家坂本龙一去世！他曾凭1首歌火遍世界，是真正的大师！ |
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