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Тайтур Лассен (фар. Teitur Lassen; родился 1977 в Торсхавне, на Фарерских островах) - фарерский певец, композитор и автор текстов. Свои компакт диски издает под именем Тайтур (Teitur). Слово Тайтур в переводе с древнеисландского языка означает счастливый, весёлый, проворный.
Жизнь и творчество
Тайтур начал заниматься музыкой с 13-ти лет. Он берет уроки игры на органе, но вскоре увлекается фортепиано и гитарой. В возрасте 17 лет он переезжает с семьей в Холcтебро, Дания. После чего он в 2002 году уезжает в Нью-Йорк на два года. На данный момент он в основном проживает в Швеции.
Изначально он поет на фарерском языке и соответственно собирает небольшое количество слушателей, затем в его репертуаре появляются песни на английском языке. В 1996 году записывает свой дебютный альбом Mark No Limits с одноименной группой, где он выступает в качестве солиста и гиратиста. 1997 году эта группа выигывает Prix Føroya на фарерском конкурсе исполнителей с стиле Рок/Поп. В 2002 году он выпускает альбом Sólin og Regnið (солнце и дождь) и в том же году заключает контракт с Universal Records.
Его альбом Poetry & Aeroplanes, выпущенный в 2003 году продюсером Рубертом Гайном (Rupert Hine), был международными критиками отмечен как одним из лучших. Его часто сравнивают со Стингом и Полом Саймоном. Но всегда отмечается тот факт, что его стиль своеобразен и, что он ни в коем случае не подражает им. Помимо певицы Айвёр Поулсдоттир, он является единственным музыкантом с Фарер, который смог завоевать международное признание.
В 2006 году выпускается альбом Stay under the Stars, который сразу же занимает лидирущие позиции в даттских и фарерских хит-парадах. Его сингл Louis Louis из вышеупомянутого альбома посвящен Луи Армстронгу, искусством которого Тайтур был восхищен.
3 марта 2007 года Тайтуру был присужден приз Danish Music Award в категории «лучший певец Дании». Это наивысшая награда присуждаемая музыкантам в Дании. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Жизнь и творчество
Тайтур начал заниматься музыкой с 13-ти лет. Он берет уроки игры на органе, но вскоре увлекается фортепиано и гитарой. В возрасте 17 лет он переезжает с семьей в Холcтебро, Дания. После чего он в 2002 году уезжает в Нью-Йорк на два года. На данный момент он в основном проживает в Швеции.
Изначально он поет на фарерском языке и соответственно собирает небольшое количество слушателей, затем в его репертуаре появляются песни на английском языке. В 1996 году записывает свой дебютный альбом Mark No Limits с одноименной группой, где он выступает в качестве солиста и гиратиста. 1997 году эта группа выигывает Prix Føroya на фарерском конкурсе исполнителей с стиле Рок/Поп. В 2002 году он выпускает альбом Sólin og Regnið (солнце и дождь) и в том же году заключает контракт с Universal Records.
Его альбом Poetry & Aeroplanes, выпущенный в 2003 году продюсером Рубертом Гайном (Rupert Hine), был международными критиками отмечен как одним из лучших. Его часто сравнивают со Стингом и Полом Саймоном. Но всегда отмечается тот факт, что его стиль своеобразен и, что он ни в коем случае не подражает им. Помимо певицы Айвёр Поулсдоттир, он является единственным музыкантом с Фарер, который смог завоевать международное признание.
В 2006 году выпускается альбом Stay under the Stars, который сразу же занимает лидирущие позиции в даттских и фарерских хит-парадах. Его сингл Louis Louis из вышеупомянутого альбома посвящен Луи Армстронгу, искусством которого Тайтур был восхищен.
3 марта 2007 года Тайтуру был присужден приз Danish Music Award в категории «лучший певец Дании». Это наивысшая награда присуждаемая музыкантам в Дании. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Teitur Lassen, from Hoyvík, Faroe Islands, first came to the attention of the world with the release of his 2003 debut album Poetry & Aeroplanes, which won him rave reviews.
He concentrates on creating inspiring melodies and gentle but finely observed, often wry and quirkily observant lyrics. Since the release of his debut album, he has toured non-stop.
In 2006, in between performing at many major European festivals, Teitur started to record his second album. Stay Under The Stars, debuting in the Top 10 in Denmark, subsequently going Gold there and earning him the accolade of Best Singer at the Danish Music Awards (Grammies) in March 2007.
Teitur was born and spent his early years in The Faroe Islands. These bleak, but beautiful windswept, rain lashed, rocky outcrops in the Atlantic are due north of the UK and lie roughly mid way between Norway and Iceland. First settled by Irish monks and later Vikings, the Faroes were initially part of Norway and then latterly Denmark, of which they are still an autonomous region. The forty seven thousand Faroese who inhabit the Faroes are fiercely independent, even refusing to join the EU with Denmark. They retain their own language, with Danish only being used for commerce. It was this isolated upbringing with an inevitable sense of alienation and separation that informs much of Teitur's writing.
"Music is one of our main social activities," says Teitur. "There are always instruments in our homes. I started on my own music at thirteen, but the guitarist in my band was so much better than me and I was left at the back, playing acoustic. However I wrote all the lyrics from the start and in English. My native Faroese music is a part of me, but what really attracted me was pop music. Pop is almost all in English, which I find it gives me a bigger ocean of vocabulary," Teitur has more than one ocean of vocabulary to choose from as he speaks five languages. He finally decided to leave the islands, as many young Faroese do, at the age of 17 to study in Denmark. Then after a brief spell in Rome, he decided to base himself in London in 2002.
In mid 2007, Teitur started to pull together the songs that make up his third album: The Singer:
"The songs are written over a time-span of one to seven years. They are stories of events and experiences - like drinking beers on a musty hotel floor with mysterious blues musician Chris Whitley, before he died of cancer (Legendary Afterparty), or stories that I have come across in my lifetime..."
In October Teitur travelled to an island off the coast of Sweden called Gotland with his sound engineer Jonas and arranger Trondur, and recorded the album on a 19th century Swedish Princess' estate, normally a summer destination as a hotel, but at this time of year a beautiful, windswept and somewhat deserted piece of tranquility; interrupted only by the various musicians and singers who came to play or sing on the album, who all stayed at the hotel, during their work on the album.
"This album was made in tranquility and isolation. The result is a very natural and somehow nordic sounding record. Furthermore it has similarities to a musical or a book of short stories."
"On the cover of the album is a the picture of a cartoon figure which stands inside the room of an empty dollhouse. It looks almost like a skeleton and it has no face. The figure is a caricature of "The Singer" " Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
He concentrates on creating inspiring melodies and gentle but finely observed, often wry and quirkily observant lyrics. Since the release of his debut album, he has toured non-stop.
In 2006, in between performing at many major European festivals, Teitur started to record his second album. Stay Under The Stars, debuting in the Top 10 in Denmark, subsequently going Gold there and earning him the accolade of Best Singer at the Danish Music Awards (Grammies) in March 2007.
Teitur was born and spent his early years in The Faroe Islands. These bleak, but beautiful windswept, rain lashed, rocky outcrops in the Atlantic are due north of the UK and lie roughly mid way between Norway and Iceland. First settled by Irish monks and later Vikings, the Faroes were initially part of Norway and then latterly Denmark, of which they are still an autonomous region. The forty seven thousand Faroese who inhabit the Faroes are fiercely independent, even refusing to join the EU with Denmark. They retain their own language, with Danish only being used for commerce. It was this isolated upbringing with an inevitable sense of alienation and separation that informs much of Teitur's writing.
"Music is one of our main social activities," says Teitur. "There are always instruments in our homes. I started on my own music at thirteen, but the guitarist in my band was so much better than me and I was left at the back, playing acoustic. However I wrote all the lyrics from the start and in English. My native Faroese music is a part of me, but what really attracted me was pop music. Pop is almost all in English, which I find it gives me a bigger ocean of vocabulary," Teitur has more than one ocean of vocabulary to choose from as he speaks five languages. He finally decided to leave the islands, as many young Faroese do, at the age of 17 to study in Denmark. Then after a brief spell in Rome, he decided to base himself in London in 2002.
In mid 2007, Teitur started to pull together the songs that make up his third album: The Singer:
"The songs are written over a time-span of one to seven years. They are stories of events and experiences - like drinking beers on a musty hotel floor with mysterious blues musician Chris Whitley, before he died of cancer (Legendary Afterparty), or stories that I have come across in my lifetime..."
In October Teitur travelled to an island off the coast of Sweden called Gotland with his sound engineer Jonas and arranger Trondur, and recorded the album on a 19th century Swedish Princess' estate, normally a summer destination as a hotel, but at this time of year a beautiful, windswept and somewhat deserted piece of tranquility; interrupted only by the various musicians and singers who came to play or sing on the album, who all stayed at the hotel, during their work on the album.
"This album was made in tranquility and isolation. The result is a very natural and somehow nordic sounding record. Furthermore it has similarities to a musical or a book of short stories."
"On the cover of the album is a the picture of a cartoon figure which stands inside the room of an empty dollhouse. It looks almost like a skeleton and it has no face. The figure is a caricature of "The Singer" " Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.