Dive into the enchanting world of nature with Vangelis' "L'Apocalypse des animaux," a captivating soundtrack album that originally accompanied a documentary series exploring the animal kingdom. Released in 1973, this early work by the renowned Greek composer showcases his distinctive style, blending new age elements with a cinematic flair. The album, though concise at just 35 minutes, is a testament to Vangelis' ability to evoke vivid imagery and atmosphere through his music.
"L'Apocalypse des animaux" features seven beautifully remastered tracks, each offering a unique sonic landscape. From the haunting melodies of "La petite fille de la mer" to the rhythmic pulse of "L'ours musicien," the album is a journey through the natural world, capturing the essence of various animals and their habitats. The title track, "Apocalypse des animaux - Générique," sets the stage with its dramatic and evocative soundscape, while "La mort du loup" delivers a poignant and reflective mood.
This album is not just a collection of songs but a sonic exploration of the wild, making it a perfect companion for those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty and mystery of nature. Whether you're a fan of Vangelis' work or new to his music, "L'Apocalypse des animaux" offers a timeless listening experience that continues to resonate with audiences today. Originally released on Polydor Records and now available through UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), this remastered edition ensures that the music retains its original charm while benefiting from modern audio enhancements.
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