Music Composed, Arranged & Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith
Except "Le Bal 1930" (Traditional Music)
"Les Adieux", Performed by Marie-Eve Janvier & François Godin
"Le Reve", Solo Vocalists: Simon Fournier & Katryn Samman
Produced by Nick Glennie-Smith & Malcolm Luker
Traditional Vendéens Instruments: Laurent Tixier
Orchestra: Budapest Film Orchestra
Manager: Csaba Lokos, Concert & Media
Choir: Le Choeur Radio Ville-Marie
Manager: Simon Fournier
Children's Choir: Tandem Friend's School & Les Petits Chanteurs de Mont Royal
Orchestration: Benoit Groulx & Anthony Rozankovic
Recorded & Mixed by Malcolm Luker & Frédéric Bourgeais
Assised by Jamie Luker
Recorded at CBC, Montréal & Magyar Radio, Budapest & at Puy du Fou
Mixed at Puy du Fou
Nick Glennie-Smith thanks Philippe, Bruno, Frédéric, Malcolm, Jan, Haley, Seth, Joss & Fern
02 – Prelude (1:08)
03 – La Quintaine (3:40)
04 – Catherine (1:26)
05 – L’Arrivee De Francois 1er (2:21)
06 – Le Depart Du Roi (4:29)
07 – Le Ballet Des Chevaux (1:39)
08 – Vendeens d’Avant La Vendee (2:20)
09 – L’Hiver (2:52)
10 – Les Semeuses (1:50)
11 – L’Annonce De La Guerre (1:53)
12 – Le Chant Des Moulins (1:16)
13 – La Revolte (0:43)
14 – Les Adieux (2:20)
15 – 1793 (11:42)
16 – Le Reve (6:38)
17 – La Vie Reprend (3:11)
18 – Le Marche (4:39)
19 – La Lettre Au Poilu (2:11)
20 – Le Bal 1930 (2:07)
21 – Ballet D’Hiver (2:20)
22 – Le Final (3:39)
23 – Hymne (1:59)
Very powerful music !
Even better watching the cinescenie. It takes you for a journey in the history and the deepness of man’s soul. Forgiving is not forgetting…
Very powerful music !
Even better watching the cinescenie. It takes you for a journey in the history and the deepness of man’s soul. Forgiving is not forgetting…
Hey, I was just wondering, since there is a cd for the Cinescenie, is there one for all of the shows in the park?? Because it would be really awesome if there was…
Hey, I was just wondering, since there is a cd for the Cinescenie, is there one for all of the shows in the park?? Because it would be really awesome if there was…