.."Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain" (or "Amelie" for short) is probably the greatest combination of film and music I have ever witnessed. ..Jean-Pierre Jeunet (who also co-directed the excellent "Delicatessen") cascades us with brilliant image after image... and it's perfectly matched by the wonderful score provided by Yann Tiersen (who also scored "Goodbye Lenin"... also worthy of your tim..
Amélie, ou Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain, has to be one of my favourite films ever. And it has a fabulous soundtrack. Listening to the soundtrack CD makes me feel all warm and glowy, and it creates images in my head from the film, with it's gloriously rich colours, the bright greens, the strong reds.... It also brings back fabulous memories of times spent in Paris, wandering around street.
Everyone's got that one album or that one artist that picks them up when they're down. For a good long while, my "happy music" was George Harrison's All Things Must Pass. It's a little spiritual, introspective, and still totally rockin'. Oh yeah. A few years ago my happy music turned into Yann Tiersen's soundtrack to the movie Amelie. I had the soundtrack before I had the DVD (the movie is comp...
Other than being that guy who wrote the Amelie official soundtrack, I wasn't familiar with any of Yann Tiersen's other work. But witnessing Tiersen and his accompanying band perform was a joy to watch. Sweeping melodies, inspirational melancholy songs with a rocky edge to them, Tiersen has mixed his classical training and influences to full effect.
Spring is here tomorrow and music has so much to do with it.To every song there is a season, and i am more than willing to pump some really bud inspiring music to remind myself that the snow outside is only temporary.So what songs make you think spring? Yann Tiersens Amelie soundtrack was the first album that popped into my head today as i thought about the beautiful garden to be, and all the ...
Here's a photograph of my front door's peephole. Indeed, I may have watched Amélie one too many times while scrubbing my flat this weekend. My Saturday was spent with beautiful french dialogue, airy open windows, pink ginger limeade, scissors, card stock, and a deep red sharpie.If you nest and play in the Bay Area, I have news: The French American Cultural Society is teaming up with the San Fra..