Description
- Apocalypse Des Animaux – Generique [1:25]
- La Petite Fille de la Mer [5:53]
- La Singe Blue [7:30]
- La Mort du Loup [3:00]
- L’Ours Musicien [1:00]
- Creation du Monde [9:51]
- La Mer Recommencee [5:55]
Relaxing soundtrack music
Vangelis – L’apocalypse des animaux
€ 8,90
Released: 1972 By Polydor
1 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 105 g |
|---|---|
| Medium | CD |
| Package | Jewel Case |
Ivar de Vries –
L’Apocalypse Des Animaux brings together various pieces supporting the images in Frederic Rossifs nature-inspired film of the same name. The music doesnt so much describe the realities of nature itself but rather reflects a sort of philosophical reality. On one level, the association I always get is how people in prehistoric times might have viewed nature: sometimes tranquil (as in La Petite Fille de la Mer), sometimes dark and mysterious (as in Creation du Monde) but always part of themselves. On another level the music manifests a sort of nostalgic longing back to those times which can nowadays only be glimpsed in the ever-decreasing world of animals, hence the apocalyptic title of the film. Although very relaxing music, it is this aspect of many-levelness (a feature of all Vangeliss serious work) which sets it apart from New Age music.
1999. Ivar de Vries
Lieven Van Paemel / Belgium –
As far as I am concerned, together with Opra Sauvage, the very best Vangeles has ever done. I’ve seen the series as a child and the title track has never left my head.
A pity that the man became such a commercial synthiperformer… This is sublime!!!!!
2005. Lieven Van Paemel / Belgium
Mike Costa / USA –
Cration du monde would be my favorite, Love the way it unfolds so beautifully in different parts of the tune.
2006. Mike Costa / USA