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Zelwer

La Fiancee Aux Yeux De Bois

Year
1990
Country
Belgium
Label
Made To Measure
Catalogue
MTM 24 CD
Format
CD Album
Style
Modern Classical, Contemporary Jazz
Belgique Electronique Archive
Belgian connection
🇧🇪 Definitely Belgian
Era
Early 90s
Region
Brussels

Tracklist

  1. 1 Foire À Kamenka - Fair At Kamenka 4:47
  2. 2 J'Ai Vu Un Ange - I Have Seen An Angel 2:36
  3. 3 La Rêve De La Fiancée - The Fiancee's Dream 4:59
  4. 4 Les Montreurs D'ours Sont Partis - The Bear-Tamers Have Gone Away 1:38
  5. 5 Grand-Père Klonimus - Grandfather Klonimus 6:16
  6. 6 Le Soldat Tufaiev Se Marie - Soldier Tufaiev Gets Married 2:26
  7. 7 Roulette Russe - Russian Roulette 2:01
  8. 8 Igor-L'Innocent-Mort-En-Poche - Igor-The-Innocent-Death-In-Pocket 4:30
  9. 9 Dikanka (Le Soupirant) - Dikanka (The Wooer) 3:07
  10. 10 Le Tourment De Vassilissa-La-Belle - The Torment Of Vassilissa-The-Beautiful 7:24
  11. 11 "Repose-Toi Un Moment" - "Rest A While" 6:36

Playback via linked YouTube videos — matched automatically from Discogs, not every track has one.

Credits

Accordion
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Clarinet
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Piano
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Percussion
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Computer
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Composed By
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Producer
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Artwork By — Illustration
Jose Maria Gonzalez
Mixed By
Gilles Martin
Recorded By
Gilles Martin
Recorded By
Zelwer (as Jean-Marc Zelwer)
Violin
Maurice Delaistier
Recorded At
Daylight Studio
Mixed At
Daylight Studio
Published By
Crammed Music
Made By
PDO, Germany

Release notes

Standard jewel case Comes with an 8-page booklet Manufactured in West-Germany : on front CD Tracks 3 and 10 were made to measure for the ballet "La Fiancée Aux Yeux De Bois" by Karine Saporta, which was premiered at Festival D'Avignon on 12 July 1988. Tracks 6 and 7 were composed for the film "La Brûlure" by Karine Saporta and Raoul Sangla, in the Autumn of 1987. Track 4 was composed for the ballet "Simplicissimus" by Francesca Lattuada, premiered at the Polverigi Festival in July 1990. Recorded in Paris and at Daylight Studio, Bruxelles. Mixed April 1990 at Daylight Studio.