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音乐纪录片《音乐人生》曲目与影片介绍
作者： 发布时间：2013-08-01 20:49:24 浏览次数：1337
黄家正是一位年仅17岁的音乐天才。他的父亲是一位医生，家境富裕，让他在物质生活上不虞匮乏。11岁那一年他赢得香港校际音乐节钢琴组大奖，也获得去捷克和当地专业乐团合作演出，以及录制贝多芬的第一号钢琴协奏曲的机会。对于这样的人生他却开始产生疑问：“为什要演奏音乐？”和“人生就只有音乐吗？”诸如此类的问题在他小小的脑袋中层出不穷。
今年他17岁了，就实际音乐成绩而言，例如奖项以及演出机会，他没有太大进展，其中有两年他更停止了钢琴演奏。他有时不快乐……这不单单就一个功利层面而言，黄家正所思考的不止于此。
“人生就只有音乐吗？”“我为什么要弹音乐？”
他敬重的老师罗乃新告诉他：“音乐是为了glorify God。”“是吗？真的有神吗？世界就那么『简单』吗？”他心里问。
2008年暑期黄家正放弃学业选择去美国读音乐。并且在Indiana University 的协奏曲比赛赢了第一名。
这部纪录片是关于一个人的内心：他的思考、他的挣扎、他的选择。表面是一个天才的故事，但其实是每一个人的故事，因为所谓怀才不遇、发挥天赋等，也正是我们生活在社会中每天都在感叹和盘算的事。
纪录片《音乐人生》片中音乐曲目列表
贝多芬 C大调第一号钢琴协奏曲,作品编号 15
博胡斯拉夫·马尔蒂努管弦乐团 黄家正 卫承发
Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major op. 15
Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra with Ka Jeng Wong and Wai Shing Fat
布里顿简单弦乐交响乐,作品编号 4
尼尔森弦乐小组曲,作品编号 1
拔萃男书院高级弦乐团
Benjamin Britten Simple Symphony for String Orchestra op. 4
Carl Nielsen Little Suite for Strings op. 1
Diocesan Boys' School Senior Strings Orchestra
舒曼降E大调钢琴五重奏,作品编号 44
汪皓东 吴宝均 周业玮 叶启康 黄泰城
Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat major, op. 44
Jacky Wong, Brian Ng, Marco Chow, Ip Kai Hong, Wong Tai Sing
曼德尔颂 E小调小提琴协奏曲,作品编号 64
廖堡锋
Felix Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor, op. 64
Liu Po Fung Andrew
海登 C大调大提琴协奏曲
黄家立黄家正
Joseph Haydn Cello Concerto in C major
Wong Ka Lap, Ka Jeng Wong
贝多芬第三号A大调大提琴奏鸣曲,作品编号 69
黄家瑶 关晓睛
Ludwig van Beethoven No. 3 Cello Sonata in A major, op. 69
Wong Ka Yiu, Julie Kwan
布拉姆斯 F小调钢琴五重奏,作品编号 34
张庭玮 戚耀庭 彭施皿 莫君淳 黄家正
Johannes Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor, op. 34
Tom Cheung, Chik Yiu Ting, Samuel Pang, Marcus Mok, Ka Jeng Wong
肖邦 E大调练习曲,作品编号 10 第3首
贝多芬第八号C小调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品编号 13 悲怆
黄家正
Chopin Etude in E major, op. 10 No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, op. 13 ""Pathetique""
Ka Jeng Wong
安娜贝尔?李
兵车行
拔萃男书院及拔萃女书院高级混声合唱团
Annabelle Lee
The Chariots Rattle On
Diocesan Boys' School and Diocesan Girls' School Senior Mixed Choir
布洛赫美名大师之尼根
黄家正 张平
Earnest Bloch ""Nigun"" from Baal Shem Suite
Wong Ka Jeng and Cheung Ping"
拉赫玛尼诺夫 第二号C小调钢琴协奏曲, 作品编号18
拔萃男书院管弦乐团 黄家正 吴怀世
Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, op. 18
Diocesan Boys' School Orchestra with Ka Jeng Wong and Wilson Ng
黄家正语录——《音乐人生》精彩台词
《音乐人生》黄家正
1、我不是要演出一场赚几百万，这没有意义，我要坚持我读音乐的原因，我要用音乐指引我的人生。
2、我很清楚，我不管名利，只要死时无悔，人生无憾。罗老师则看重死后有多少人怀念自己，她取向贡献人群，社会认同。
3、谱只是纸，我是人，比谱更有意思。
4、有魅力的领袖能够改变人的思维，我非万人迷，但我绝对有魅力。
5、音乐非常博大，没有对错及高低，甚至牵到人的存在。
6、（To妹妹）：谱里没有中弱、中强，只有天堂和地狱。要明天不怯场就紧记，你是为自己而演奏，也许这是你最后一次拉琴，你的最后一次是不会去和别人比较的，最后一次一定是为自己演奏。如果仍去想比较，你就不是人。你是木头，没反应，没感情。
7、（To同学）：要先做一个人，才能做一个优秀的中提琴手。
8、罗老师弹琴是为荣耀神，世上有神吗？在facebook的“宗教”一栏里，我写上：“追寻真理”。找到与否不重要，寻找本身就是过程、经验、成长，最后回到音乐。
9、拔萃精神非我所要，这是建基于比赛之上的，我们太想赢音乐节，这种心态超过追求音乐的心。胜出时感到团结，仅此而已，我想要的是，大家追寻音乐，宣告我们在演奏，不理胜负。我从小就有这种想法，但我知道别人会鄙视，但我会感染他们，不要为比赛去弹琴。
10、我的一个朋友，是基督徒，我们人生的道不同，他的道是神，我的道是人。
11、我故意超时，选别人不会选的曲，我不需要用赢来证明自己，我比他们好十倍。取消资格好了，我已赢过，锦旗拿去擦屁股。我选此曲是因为我们会获益良多，并非要在比赛中胜出，为音乐而音乐，而非为比赛。我要教育香港弦乐界，何谓室内乐！
12、我需要祷告吗？不需要，相信自己。
13、世上最好的钢琴演奏家是谁？我！
14、成为钢琴演奏家可能是我的满足，但演奏家这个词笼统，每月一两场还是十场，频繁出国演出又意义何在？都不是为音乐而去演奏，我的终极目标是做一个人，有良知，有人性。
15、我虽家境不错，爸爸疼我，但人不过一死，何不早了断？世界就是不完美，死掉就完美。世人懂人懂音乐就不会有战争。
16、为何搬家？因为父母离婚。为何离婚？因为父亲有第三者。这是我一生学得最多的，通过离婚，不论医生还是音乐家，背叛妻子，不尊重亲人，推卸责任，都是不对的。这一切告诉我，他没有人性。
17、为何手指会弹琴？为何我会说话？有亚当夏娃吗？如果无神，音乐可否用科学解释？如果有神，那为何世界不公平？我一直在追求答案。
18、余下的生命怎么办？早点了断，人有权结束生命。
黄家正给观众的一封信：生命是充满着惊喜
对于人们真的将藉由观影来「看」到我内在世界的思考这件事，仍令我感到不可思议。我并不擅于，事实上是很差劲地，在人群前呈现自己，因此通常别人对我的看法很两极，不是恨我就是爱我。许多人会觉得我是个有天赋的年轻人，却不怎么珍惜自己的才华，或某些人会认为我只是活在自己的幻想里，对人很虚假......无所谓。最近一位朋友说我们是被身边的人所定义的，但我认为，更重要的是我们怎么响应自己的灵魂。
我是个意图主义者(intentionalist)。我相信在生命的最终我们如何响应自己才是最重要的。因此我或许曾伤害过许多人许多次。或许有时我是故意的 =P 出于愤怒或不成熟。但至少我「希望」我并不想这么做。个性强烈、混乱、失去方向、想法不成熟、受「父母」的影响，或许都是不错的借口？呵呵...... 自我分析过去青少年生涯是痛苦的，因为我曾做过许多不讨好的决定。我必须说我厌恶自己对待别人的方式，但我也很珍惜这些错误，是它们帮助我成为我今天的自己。哎。
我痛恨自己被冠上「有天赋」，甚至「天才」。首先，这并不是真的；其次，它摧毁我的童年。就像中国人所谓的命理，我相信每个人都有自己的路及命运。试想，如果母亲并没带我和兄妹去跟那位钢琴老师学琴，而是带我去上数学班，而父亲训练我的数学像他训练我弹钢琴一样—午餐时练2小时，晚上或许再多一点，之后让我参加比赛且继续获得更多成就，甚至变成十年饭桌上唯一的话题。现在你或许会说我很肤浅，不了解比赛给予我的；但如果你每年二月和三月参加同样的比赛，这样的生活，在你的童年持续个十年，或许你就会有这份同情。
比赛的确带给我动力。当你八岁能获得某些小东西是很酷、很有成就的，但也不知不觉地迫使我为了错误的理由演奏音乐。值得庆幸的是，诸多的比赛，让我比别人更早领悟到比赛这件事会毫无价值地摧毁一个人的音乐世界。不过，我的父亲至今仍旧对比赛很热衷很着迷。呵呵。
一个人有可能成为亿万富翁、艺术家、清洁工、律师、医生、乞丐等等。对我来说，这有很大的部分取决于个性、成长背景以及教育环境。有的人就是很不幸，一辈子一无所获，但另一个在你F1班级的同学或许就是最「成功」的人。上帝很不公平不是？在镜头前，我为此困惑到落泪，那是八年前我在捷克接受访问的时候。记得抵达捷克之前，我在曼谷街头目睹一群人追着一名小偷。那可怜的小偷半裸，像我一样瘦（呵），为了逃避司法制裁，他爬上一栋老旧的建筑。或许，他才偷走30元就只为了吃东西。这一幕，让我非常震惊；一个小时前，我还在练钢琴，我从来不知道这个世界有这么多的悲剧、不公平和悲伤。我当时真的一整个不明白。
经过多年的内在冲突，我领悟到我们是谁并不重要，重要的是：我们是什么。或许那个可怜的家伙注定要偷那30元。我注定被同一个人抛弃3次；莫扎特注定是有史以来最伟大的奇才。但在这些混乱之中，我仍然相信公平。我深信在这无穷变化的世界，上帝并不会轻易地以我们是否「表像」地「信仰了祂」或是否做了所谓「对」的事情而评断我们。我相信祂看重的是我们真诚地成长，且诚实地以身为一个「人」面对自己。
我不相信天堂。因为我相信我们已经生活在天堂里。我们只是被我们自己不成熟的天性给蒙蔽了，愚蠢到不愿意去承认吧。
Few wishes by KJ：＜Life is full of surprise.＞
It still amuses me that people are actually going to 'see' through the scenes to my inner world of thinking. I am not good - in fact very bad - at presenting myself to people, therefore usually people take me to its extreme, either hate me or love me. Many would think I am a talented young boy who doesn't treasure my gifts, or some would think I am living in my own fantasies being fake to people... Doesn’t matter. Recently one of my friends said we are defined by the people around us, but I think it's more important how we answer to our souls.
I am an intentionalist. I believe its how we answer to ourselves at the end of the day that matters. consequentially I may have hurt a lot of people back many times. Well, maybe sometimes i meant them. =P perhaps out of frustration or immaturity. yet at least I 'hope' i didn't want to. Mix feelings of strong personality, confusion, lack of direction, immaturity in ideas, (parental) influences may be good excuses? Ha-ha... self-evaluating my teenage life is painful, there were so many undesirable decisions that i have made. I must say I hated how I dealt with people but yet I also treasure these mistakes for bringing myself to who I am. grudges.
It still amuses me that people are actually going to 'see' through the scenes to my inner world of thinking. I am not good - in fact very bad - at presenting myself to people, therefore usually people take me to its extreme, either hate me or love me. Many would think I am a talented young boy who doesn't treasure my gifts, or some would think I am living in my own fantasies being fake to people... Doesn’t matter. Recently one of my friends said we are defined by the people around us, but I think it's more important how we answer to our souls.
I am an intentionalist. I believe its how we answer to ourselves at the end of the day that matters. consequentially I may have hurt a lot of people back many times. Well, maybe sometimes i meant them. =P perhaps out of frustration or immaturity. yet at least I 'hope' i didn't want to. Mix feelings of strong personality, confusion, lack of direction, immaturity in ideas, (parental) influences may be good excuses? Ha-ha... self-evaluating my teenage life is painful, there were so many undesirable decisions that i have made. I must say I hated how I dealt with people but yet I also treasure these mistakes for bringing myself to who I am. grudges.
I hate myself for being crowned as "talented" or even "genius" which firstly, are not true; and secondly, destroyed my childhood. Implicated by Chinese astrology, I believe everyone has his own path and destiny. Imagine what would happen if my mum didn't register me and my siblings with that piano teacher, but instead took me to a math class and my father trained me like he did to my piano - 2 hours at lunch and perhaps a little more at night. then entering me to competitions and kept crowning achievements. To the extend that it becomes the only topic for 10 years on the dining table. now you may say I am superficial and don't understand what competitions have brought to me. but if you do the same competition at February and March for 10 years in your childhood, then you may have the sympathy.
Competitions did give me motivation. it was 'very cool' and satisfying to achieve some little thing when you were 8. But it also subtly forced me to play the music for the wrong reason. I must say I am also fortunate to have been in the competitions. They brought me to realize its meaningless destruction to one's music earlier than other people. Ha-ha at least my father is obsessed with it, still.
So, one may be a billionaire, artist, janitor, lawyer, doctor, beggar, whatever. For me it depends great deal on personality, background and education. somebody might just got bad luck and achieve nothing in his life, but just another classmate in your F1 class may be the most 'successful' man. Isn't God unfair? I was confused into tears in front of the camera because of that in that interview in Czech 8 years ago. I remember right before I went to Czech I saw a bunch of people chasing after a thief on the street in Bangkok. The poor thief was half naked, skinny like me (oh well), climbing up one of the oldest buildings trying to escape from justice perhaps because he stole 30 bucks for food. I was literally shocked. one hour earlier I was practicing the piano and I never knew that there is so much tragedy, unfairness and sadness in this world. I simply didn't understand it.
So after years of inner conflict, I have realized it doesn't matter who we are, but what we are. Maybe that poor guy is destined to steal those 30 bucks. I am destined to be dumped by the same person 3 times in a row; Mozart was destined to be the greatest prodigy ever. Yet I do believe in fairness out of all these chaos. I am convinced that under the unlimited varieties in this world, God don't simply judge us by whether we 'explicitly' "put our faith in God" nor do the "right" thing. But I believe he looks at how we grow upon our sincerity. and be true to ourselves as human being.
I don't believe in Heaven. Because I believe we are all living in Heaven already. We are just blindfolded by our immature human nature, too foolish to admit.
So after years of inner conflict, I have realized it doesn't matter who we are, but what we are. Maybe that poor guy is destined to steal those 30 bucks. I am destined to be dumped by the same person 3 times in a row; Mozart was destined to be the greatest prodigy ever. Yet I do believe in fairness out of all these chaos. I am convinced that under the unlimited varieties in this world, God don't simply judge us by whether we 'explicitly' "put our faith in God" nor do the "right" thing. But I believe he looks at how we grow upon our sincerity. and be true to ourselves as human being.
I don't believe in Heaven. Because I believe we are all living in Heaven already. We are just blindfolded by our immature human nature, too foolish to admit.
Hope those who have watched KJ like it. You guys are lucky as I haven't watched it myself.
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