La clé des champs

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of "La clé des champs," the captivating soundtrack composed by the renowned Bruno Coulais for the film of the same name. Released on December 19, 2011, under Peermusic France, this album is a delicate blend of whimsical melodies and natural sounds that transport you to the heart of a wild, untamed landscape.

The soundtrack, featuring the unique voices of Nosfell and Rosemary Standley, accompanies the film directed by Claude Nuridsany and Marie Pérennou, a "natural tale" that follows two solitary children as they discover the magic of an abandoned pond. The 20-track album, spanning 42 minutes, beautifully complements the film's narrative, with each song evoking the wonder and mystery of the natural world.

From the playful "Les poupées coquelicot" to the dreamy "Rêve d'enfant," and the enchanting "Comptine," Coulais's compositions are a testament to his ability to capture the essence of nature and childhood innocence. The album also includes an English version of "Comptine," adding a touch of international flair to the collection.

"La clé des champs" is not just a soundtrack but a journey through the seasons, the changing landscapes, and the evolving relationship between the two children and their natural surroundings. Whether you're a fan of Bruno Coulais's work, a lover of nature, or simply someone who appreciates beautiful music, this album is sure to captivate your heart and stir your imagination.

19 december 2011

Galatée assigned to Peermusic France

About Bruno Coulais

Bruno Coulais is a celebrated French composer renowned for his evocative film scores that have captivated audiences worldwide. Born in Paris in 1954, Coulais began his musical journey on the violin and piano, with aspirations to compose contemporary classical music. His career took a pivotal turn when he was invited to score a documentary by director François Reichenbach, marking the beginning of his illustrious work in film and television.

Coulais' compositions are known for their emotional depth and innovative use of orchestral and ethnic instruments, creating rich, immersive soundscapes. He has collaborated with esteemed directors such as Claude Nuridsany, Frédéric Schoendoerffer, and Jacques Perrin, earning him three César Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Soundtrack Academy. His notable works include the scores for "The Chorus," "Microcosmos," "Coraline," and "Wolfwalkers," each showcasing his unique ability to enhance the narrative and emotional impact of a film.

Beyond his film scores, Coulais has also made significant contributions to contemporary classical music, including his moving "Stabat Mater," inspired by the poignant photograph "Madonna of Bentalha." His music continues to inspire and move audiences, cementing his status as one of the most respected composers in the industry.