Ernest et Célestine : le voyage en Charabie

Album Description

Vincent Courtois returns to the enchanting world of "Ernest et Célestine" with this captivating soundtrack, marking a decade since the original film's release. "Ernest et Célestine : le voyage en Charabie" is a delightful journey into the whimsical universe of these beloved characters, brought to life once again through Courtois' masterful composition. This album, released on December 14, 2022, under the 22D Music label, is a testament to the enduring charm of the original story and the timeless appeal of French jazz.

The album features 18 tracks, each meticulously crafted to complement the film's narrative and visuals. With a runtime of just over 33 minutes, every moment is filled with the rich, improvisational spirit of free jazz, seamlessly blending with the film's animation. From the playful "Qu'est-ce qu'on fait de l'amour ?" to the dramatic "Tempête," and the whimsical "Duo avec l'oiseau," each piece is a standalone gem that showcases Vincent Courtois' versatility and depth as a musician.

Fans of the original film will be thrilled to revisit the enchanting world of Ernest and Célestine, while newcomers will find themselves drawn into a story that transcends language and age. The album is a beautiful fusion of music and storytelling, making it an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection. Whether you're a fan of the film or simply appreciate great jazz, "Ernest et Célestine : le voyage en Charabie" is sure to captivate and inspire.

14 december 2022

2022 Folivari / Studiocanal / Les éditions du 22 décembre

2022 Folivari / Melusine Productions / StudioCanal / France 3 Cinéma / Les Armateurs under exclusive licence to 22D Music

About Vincent Courtois

Vincent Courtois is a distinguished French jazz cellist and composer, born in Paris in 1968. With a classical training background from the Conservatory of Aubervilliers, Courtois has carved out a unique niche in the jazz world, blending his technical prowess with a spirit of adventure and eclecticism. His discography spans over four decades, featuring collaborations with renowned artists such as Louis Sclavis, Rabih Abou-Khalil, and Michel Portal. Courtois' music is a testament to his curiosity and versatility, seamlessly integrating jazz, improvisation, and classical elements. Beyond his solo work, he has composed original scores for film and television, further showcasing his musical range. His performances with various ensembles, including a long-standing trio with Daniel Erdmann and Robin Fincker, highlight his ability to push musical boundaries and captivate audiences with his innovative approach to the cello.