Fleur bleue : le comble du romantisme en musique

Description

De sublime classical airs to the irresistible charm of Elvis or Sinatra, from the magic of Broadway to the great music of Hollywood films, A hopelessly romantic journey, in an album for very sensitive hearts. Romanticism is in fashion and is increasingly embraced. Ultra-romanticism, even, is fed by TV series, romance novels that never leave the shelves, royal sagas in the press... which culminates in the undisputed triumph of great Hollywood films or the blatant return of Broadway to our theater stages. This state of hypersensitivity deserved to have its ideal musical program offered, also as an antidote and refuge to the spirit of the times. Fleur Bleue, the album, claims a coherent mix of genres, between some unstoppable classics, cult soundtracks, great musicals, to the confines of jazz and other heartthrobs of crooners; all of this flowing harmoniously, with the common point of reaching an irresistible emotional peak each time, for all fans of sentimental abandon. The title "Fleur Bleu" evokes the height of romanticism - an ultimate state, even at the edge of a charming little pathology - and thus gives the album a slight provocative side, which some fans of "gently cheeky" gifts will appreciate at this time of year when we will celebrate mothers especially, and why not also fathers, friends... while teasing a little. So as Rose, a Titanic survivor, a big fan of The Young and the Restless, and once of Dynasty, used to say, or as Léa, hopelessly in love with Edward in Twilight, still thinks (a little secretly)... there is no shame in being a sentimental fool, even in the most total tearful incontinence...