音樂種子
_吳昊恩

陸森寶有首歌叫「俊美的普悠瑪青年」，
形容卑南族的青年，昊恩就非常符合歌詞中所形容，長得高大魁伍，砍柴、搭工寮都難不倒他，更擅長任何形式的升火與烤肉，雖然年紀輕輕卻像大哥哥一樣可靠。昊恩的吉他，算是難得的第一把交椅，而經過一番潛心修練更到了出神入化的境界。而對於自己的文化，昊恩也很積極，曾在原舞者待了很長一段時間，學習歌謠，學習原始的身體律動，也教導自己家的小小孩唱卑南族歌謠，他總希望每個原住民的小孩子都會唱自己的歌。

Wu Hao-en
Hao-en has a particular aptitude for playing the guitar -- a talent that he has honed to perfection. He also has a deep interest in the culture of his people, and spent years with the Formosa Aboriginal Song and Dance Troupe, learning the traditional melodies and movements of Taiwan's indigenous peoples. He also taught Puyuma songs to the children in his family in the hopes that all aboriginal children can learn to sing the songs of their people.

昊恩家家 Hao-En & Jia Jia
Blue in Love

角頭音樂／2006.12發行

昊恩家家／超完美藍色情歌雙人組
100%創作雙才／全詞曲全製作初試啼聲、驚為天人
Blue 藍調吉他＋靈魂女聲＝這個冬天最私密的渴望
Live 獨立音樂圈渴盼已久傳說中讚不絕口的現場功力
（摘自角頭網站）

2006/4/19正式發行「美麗心民謠」專輯收錄 吳昊恩創作「要記得說再見」、以及領唱「太巴塱之歌」。老靈魂與新音樂的邊界之聲，吳昊恩的歌聲，如山谷攸深處，迴音四起的古鐘鼕鼕，如吉普賽浪人的生活創作，聲拔山河。「美麗心民謠」這張專輯，始於每年由【野火樂集】所辦的 - 原浪潮音樂節，在每一場音樂會的分享中，創作或演唱的歌手，用歌聲帶領著人們遊走在山谷與潮汐之間，像一場旅行，跟著聲音的縱走，尋訪自己的風中奇緣。歡迎進入「美麗心民謠」專輯介紹。

《吳昊恩唱「要記得說再見」_Remember to Say Goodbye》
演唱/ 吳昊恩

如果我把人生一個不變的公式寫出來會是這樣的：人的開始，就是朝著結束走去。
試求：我們追尋的是什麼? 該重視的是什麼?

對我來說，沒有一件事是在下一秒來臨前，就能預料的，但此刻我能做的就是，好好的道別，享受分開前的珍惜。所以，說再見是一種道別的方式，更是一份臨別前的祝福。多少人有幸，可以在自己心愛的人離世前，可以好好的來道別？多少人再分開後，可以不要留那麼多遺憾?

從父親罹癌到過世，雖然只有短短半年的，時間雖然倉卒，全家卻因著還有時間好好的告別、好好的訴說彼此的愛，而感謝上帝。不是只看失去的，而是看我們還擁有的，其實一切還挺豐富哦！這首歌就是以如此的心情寫出來的，更是我認為很的重要的生命觀點，提出來和大家分享。期待我們可以更坦然、更愉快、更勇敢的說出：「再見，我們會再見面的。」------昊恩

《Wu Hao-en_Remember to Say Goodbye》
Sung by Wu Hao-en

One of life’s unswerving truths is thus: “From the very beginning, we are destined for the end.” We must ask ourselves: “What is it that we are seeking? What is it that we value?”

As far as I’m concerned, nothing can be anticipated in the second before it happens. So we must say our farewells in earnest and cherish the moments before parting. Saying goodbye is not only a way of parting, but a way of wishing each other well. How many people are fortunate enough to be able to say goodbye to a loved one before his or her passing? How many people are free of regret after a departure?

While there was only six months between the time my father was diagnosed with cancer and his passing, our family nevertheless had time to say goodbye, to express our love for one another, and to give thanks to God. It’s not about dwelling in the past, but focusing on what we have. In the end, we discover how blessed we are! It was with this in mind that I wrote “Remember to Say Goodbye.” This is an important perspective on life that I want to share with everyone in the hope that we can all be more frank and happy when we bravely say “Goodbye, see you again!” ------Wu Hao-en

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