🚀 VANGELIS [Electronic]

 

1. VANGELIS➤Pavillon De Paris 4 (Live 1978)➤Live At Pavillon De Paris, France 1978➤00:00:25
2. VANGELIS➤Fais Que Ton Reve Soit Plus Long Que La Nuit - Part 1➤Fais Que Ton Reve Soit Plus Long Que La Nuit➤00:15:08
3. VANGELIS➤Silent Portraits - Movement 2➤Silent Portraits 
4. (For Photo Album G.P.Barbiery)➤00:30:31
5. JOHANNES SCHMOELLING➤Wuivend Riet Part II➤Images And Memory➤00:41:25
6. ISAO TOMITA➤A Night On Bald Mountain➤Space Fantasy➤00:54:04
7. MIYASHITA FUMIO➤Ellipse - Spirit Of Misen➤New Lights - Journey To Space➤01:06:52
8. JEAN-MICHEL JARRE➤Chronologie Part 1➤Chronologie➤01:13:36
9. BRIAN ENO➤Targa➤The Drop➤01:24:28
10. VANGELIS➤Heaven And Hell, Part Two➤Heaven And Hell➤01:43:15
11. VANGELIS➤See You Later➤See You Later➤02:04:39

✚ Vangelis (1943 – 2022) is the pseudonym of Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou, a Greek composer, musician, and music producer. Vangelis is best known for his electronic, ambient, and symphonic music, and he has been a prominent figure in the world of electronic music since the 1970s. He gained international recognition for his work on film soundtracks, especially his score for the 1981 film "Chariots of Fire," which won him an Academy Award for Best Original Score. The iconic theme from the film is still widely recognized and has become synonymous with achievement and victory. Vangelis' music often incorporates synthesizers, electronic textures, and atmospheric soundscapes, creating a unique and distinct sonic landscape. He has released numerous albums throughout his career, covering a wide range of genres including electronic, new age, progressive rock, and more. Some of his other notable works include the soundtrack for "Blade Runner" (1982), which is considered one of the most influential film scores in the history of cinema, as well as his albums "Albedo 0.39" (1976), "Spiral" (1977), "Direct" (1988), and "1492: Conquest of Paradise" (1992), among others. Vangelis' music is often characterized by its emotive and cinematic quality, and he has had a significant impact on the development of electronic and ambient music. His work continues to inspire musicians, filmmakers, and listeners around the world. 

✚ Vangelis (1943 – 2022) est le pseudonyme d'Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou, un compositeur, musicien et producteur musical grec. Vangelis est surtout connu pour sa musique électronique, ambiante et symphonique, et il a été une figure importante dans le monde de la musique électronique depuis les années 1970. Il a acquis une reconnaissance internationale pour son travail sur les bandes sonores de films, en particulier sa partition pour le film de 1981 "Les Chariots de Feu", qui lui a valu un Oscar de la meilleure musique de film. Le thème emblématique du film est encore largement reconnu et est devenu synonyme de réussite et de victoire. La musique de Vangelis intègre souvent des synthétiseurs, des textures électroniques et des paysages sonores atmosphériques, créant un paysage sonore unique et distinct. Il a sorti de nombreux albums tout au long de sa carrière, couvrant un large éventail de genres, notamment l'électronique, la new age, le rock progressif, et bien plus encore. Parmi ses autres œuvres notables, on peut citer la bande originale de "Blade Runner" (1982), considérée comme l'une des partitions de film les plus influentes de l'histoire du cinéma, ainsi que ses albums "Albedo 0.39" (1976), "Spiral" (1977), "Direct" (1988) et "1492 : Christophe Colomb" (1992), entre autres. La musique de Vangelis est souvent caractérisée par sa qualité émotive et cinématographique, et il a eu un impact significatif sur le développement de la musique électronique et ambiante. Son travail continue d'inspirer les musiciens, les cinéastes et les auditeurs du monde entier.