Arve Henriksen

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小號(hào)手Arve Henriksen畢業(yè)于Trondheim音樂(lè)學(xué)院，從1989年開(kāi)始作為一名自由音樂(lè)人和眾多爵士/即興音樂(lè)家如Jon Balke, Anders Jormin, Edward Vesala, Jon Christensen, Audun Kleive, Nils Petter Molv?r, Misha Alperein, Arkady Shilkoper, Marc Ducret, Bj?rn Kjellemyr 和The Cikada String Quartet, 以及Sten Sandell, Frode Gjerstad, Peter Friis Nilsen, Bj?rn Torske合作過(guò)。他早年參加過(guò)挪威鋼琴家Christian Wallumr?d（2004年來(lái)過(guò)上海）的三重奏曾發(fā)表No Birch專(zhuān)輯。他深受John Coltrane自由爵士手法影響，并研究用小號(hào)吹奏日本傳統(tǒng)木簫樂(lè)器尺八(Shakuhachi)的音色，體現(xiàn)在2001年在Rune Grammofon發(fā)表的首張個(gè)人專(zhuān)輯Sakuteiki中。2004年和鼓手Audun Kleive和音樂(lè)監(jiān)制，混音師Jan Bang合作的第二張專(zhuān)輯Chiaroscuro（意大利語(yǔ)，光和影，也指明暗法）被樂(lè)評(píng)譽(yù)為“深刻”，“動(dòng)容”，“不容錯(cuò)過(guò)”。2005年還客座 David Sylvian的新組合Nine Horses的專(zhuān)輯Snow Borne Sorrow。2007年推出第三張個(gè)人專(zhuān)輯，尋根之作Strjon。
Arve Henriksen is a classically trained musician whose ethereal, Japanese-influenced trumpet playing has literally placed him in a league of his own. He was born in Stranda, Norway, and educated at the Trondheim Conservatory. It was during his time at the conservatory that a friend gave Henriksen a tape recording of the shakuhachi flute. Henriksen was hooked. "I let the music 'ring' and develop in my head," he said. "I was astonished by the sound of this flute." His interest in minimalist Japanese music went on to have a profound effect on his trumpet playing and his music career. Henriksen went on to collaborate with numerous musicians on avant-garde, minimalist, and Eastern-influenced music, working with artists such as Anders Jormin, Edward Vesala, and the Source, before striking out on his own with 2001's Sakuteiki. He is also the trumpter of the improvisational jazz terror group Supersilent. Several more albums followed over the years, including 2004's critically acclaimed Chiaroscuro and 2007's Strjon.