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"Nicolas de Angelis Pour Anna" is an audio cassette album by French guitarist and composer Nicolas de Angelis. It was released in France in 1981 and features a collection of instrumental pieces that showcase de Angelis' skills on the guitar.
The album includes ten tracks, all of which were written or arranged by de Angelis and his collaborators. The opening track, "Quelques Notes Pour Anna," was written by Paul de Senneville, a frequent collaborator with de Angelis, and sets the tone for the album with its gentle, melodic guitar lines. Other notable tracks include "Capricho Arabe," a piece originally written by Francisco Tarrega and arranged by H. Roy, O. Toussaint, and de Angelis, and "Recuerdos De La Alhambra," another Tarrega piece arranged by the same team.
Throughout the album, de Angelis demonstrates his ability to play a variety of styles, from the classical-influenced "Asturias" to the more contemporary "Le Cœur À Contre Chœurs." He is also joined by a number of musicians who provide additional instrumentation, including percussion, bass, and keyboards.
"Nicolas de Angelis Pour Anna" was well-received by critics and audiences alike and helped to establish de Angelis as a prominent figure in the world of instrumental guitar music. The album was particularly popular in France, where it reached the top of the charts and was certified gold.
"Nicolas de Angelis Pour Anna" was not only a commercial success in France but also internationally. The album received critical acclaim in other countries like Germany, Japan, and Canada, where it also charted.
In addition to his guitar playing, de Angelis also wrote several of the tracks on the album, collaborating with Paul de Senneville and Jean Baudlot. The album's title track, "Quelques Notes Pour Anna," appears twice on the album, bookending the collection and providing a cohesive musical theme.
One of the album's most popular tracks, "Capricho Arabe," is a piece originally written by Francisco Tarrega, a Spanish composer and guitarist. The song has been covered by numerous guitarists over the years, but de Angelis' arrangement remains one of the most beloved versions.
De Angelis' arrangement of "Asturias" on the album is another standout track. The piece was originally written by Isaac Albéniz, a Spanish composer and pianist, and has become a popular piece for classical guitarists.
Overall, "Nicolas de Angelis Pour Anna" is a testament to de Angelis' talent as a musician and composer. The album showcases his ability to blend different musical styles and create memorable melodies that have stood the test of time.
Overall, "Nicolas de Angelis Pour Anna" is a beautiful and timeless album that showcases de Angelis' virtuosity on the guitar and his ability to craft memorable and emotive melodies.
Tracklist:
1. Quelques Notes Pour Anna Written By P. de Senneville
2. Près Du Cœur Written By J. Baudlot, P. de Senneville
3. Capricho Arabe Arranged By H. Roy, O. Toussaint & Written By F. Tarrega
4. Adieu L'Enfance Written By J. Baudlot, P. de Senneville
5. Recuerdos De La Alhambra Arranged By H. Roy, O. Toussaint Written By F. Tarrega
6. Rodolphe, Ici, Présent Written By J. Baudlot, P. de Senneville
7. Le Cœur À Contre Chœurs Written By J. Baudlot, P. de Senneville
8. Amour Fou, Amour Loup Written By J. Baudlot, P. de Senneville
9. Asturias Arranged By H. Roy, O. Toussaint Written By I. Albeniz
10. Quelques Noted Pour Anna