Vladimir Cosma, the renowned French composer, presents a captivating musical journey with his album "Un éléphant ça trompe énormément," released on December 31, 2014, under the label Larghetto. This concise yet impactful collection spans just 18 minutes, offering a delightful array of tracks that showcase Cosma's versatility and mastery.
The album opens with "Hello Marylin," setting a tone that blends nostalgia with a touch of whimsy. "Ballade de l'éléphant" introduces a playful melody, while "Etienne et Charlotte" brings a tender, romantic feel. The instrumental pieces, such as "Paris-London" and "Airport Drinks," evoke vivid imagery of travel and urban life, highlighting Cosma's ability to paint pictures with music.
"Les bouleversants malentendus" adds a layer of depth with its evocative title, suggesting a story behind the notes. "Bérénice Blues" brings a sultry, jazzy vibe, showcasing Cosma's range. The album concludes with the title track, "Un eléphant ça trompe énormément," leaving listeners with a memorable and engaging finale.
Cosma's compositions are as much about storytelling as they are about melody, making this album a delightful exploration of his musical prowess. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this album offers a satisfying listen that highlights the artistry of Vladimir Cosma.
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