Imran Khan - Amélie CD

£15.00

After tinkering with Yann Tiersen’s music for more than 10 years, they’re all finally together in one album. The first 10 tracks are arrangements of piano, accordion and ensemble music onto solo guitar, while the next tracks are live-looping performances or duets.

1 - La Valse d’Amélie

2 - L’autre valse d’Amélie

3 - A Quai

4 - La Dispute

5 - La Valse des Monstres

6 - Sur le Fil

7 - La Redécouverte

8 - Le Moulin

9 - Le Banquet

10 - Pas si simple

11 - L’après-midi

12 - J’y suis jamais allé

13 - Soir de fête

14 - La Démarche

15 - La Valse d’Amélie

16 - La Noyée

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After tinkering with Yann Tiersen’s music for more than 10 years, they’re all finally together in one album. The first 10 tracks are arrangements of piano, accordion and ensemble music onto solo guitar, while the next tracks are live-looping performances or duets.

1 - La Valse d’Amélie

2 - L’autre valse d’Amélie

3 - A Quai

4 - La Dispute

5 - La Valse des Monstres

6 - Sur le Fil

7 - La Redécouverte

8 - Le Moulin

9 - Le Banquet

10 - Pas si simple

11 - L’après-midi

12 - J’y suis jamais allé

13 - Soir de fête

14 - La Démarche

15 - La Valse d’Amélie

16 - La Noyée

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A collection of charming and instantly recognisable instrumental pieces. Now very much part of the 'canon' of piano and accordion pieces that everyone seems to know, here they're presented on the guitar.

Here's the latest iteration of a piece I've been playing for years. It's always a joy to play and it's instantly recognisable (and recognised!) from the first few bars wherever I perform it. I usually play this, like most pieces, on a steel strung guitar, but on this occasion the nylon strings just felt much nicer under my fingers.