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This version: DED1008 |
Original release:
1989 |
Label:
Delphine
/ Rock / Various |
Country:
Various |
Status: DELETED |
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Studio album containing 11 tracks composed
by Paul de Senneville featuring duet
performances of Richard Clayderman with The
Netherlands' most famous flautist - Berdien
Stenberg.
In 1989, the Netherlands' most famous
flautist and France's best selling pianist
teamed up to record a collection of
contemporary mellow compositions. The
resulting album by Berdien Stenberg and
Richard Clayderman, Amour pour amour,
highlights the artists respective brilliance
and stands as one of the most thrilling
flute and piano recordings ever.
Stenberg's
sometimes breathy, sometimes crystalline
performance both carries the melody and sets
the varied emotional tones of the music,
whilst Clayderman's percussive yet subtle
mastery of the piano lends force, texture
and verve. Separately, these two musicians
have sold 80 million albums [1989 figures].
Together, they redefine the relationship
between their chosen instruments, creating a
lasting document of musical beauty and
truth.
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Il y avait aussi des étoiles (Paul de Senneville) |
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Bram Bogart mélodie (Paul de Senneville)
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Amour pour amour (Paul de Senneville)
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Les ombres de la nuit (Paul de Senneville / Jean Baudlot) |
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Les oiseaux tristes du Zuiderzee (Paul de Senneville) |
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Les orages de l'été (Paul de Senneville) |
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Le soleil des magiciens (Paul de Senneville) |
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Quelques notes pour Anna (Paul de Senneville) |
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Les neiges du printemps (Paul de Senneville) |
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Danseurs de lune (Paul de Senneville) |
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L'enfant qui parlait aux oiseaux (Paul de Senneville) |
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Concept and Orchestration Olivier Toussaint
Arrangements:
Hervé Roy (Tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 11)
Bruno Ribera (Tracks 2, 6, 7, 9 and 10)
Produced by Paul de Senneville and Olivier Toussaint
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