Sony music entertainment france Je te veux

When one of the greatest Sopranos of our time performs the most beautiful melodies of Erik Satie and the Belle Époque of the early 20th century with 4 virtuoso musicians... A bold and personal tribute to freedom, lightness and fantasy! What could Satie hear while walking around Paris and attending her cabarets? Julie Fuchs asks. She responds with a journey guided by the "variety of styles". This "trademark" that is dear to him and that is often recognized in the projects of the singer. A variety that would probably have applauded by the composer, who followed an artistic journey as singular as it was original, far from the academy, and in perpetual renewal. A variety also ensured by arrangements, signed Cyrille Lehn, Arthur Lavandier and Thibault Perrine, rich in tasty instrumental combinations where accordion, violin, double bass and piano intersect (Félicien Brut, Alexis Cardenas, Davide Vittone, Alphonse Cemin). Satie strolls in this record as in Paris: both present everywhere and elusive. Julie Fuchs, with a joy of contagious transmission, brings together eras, styles, words and sounds. It restores the atmosphere of an artistic Paris in full effervescence, that of cabarets, lounges, concert halls, where song, humor, tenderness and modernity. A journey that is both scholarly and light, driven by the conviction that music, as Satie said, is first and foremost a matter of sincerity, imagination, and freedom.