Reve Errance

1. Avis De Tempête

2. Image In

3. Swing Off

4. Envie Sauvage

5. Vent D'Ouest

6. Rêve Errance

7. Douce Amer

8. Parfum D'Orient

9. Que Vienne Le Bal

10. Vagues A L'Ame

11. Eau De La

12. Celtica

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Product Description
Eric RENARD started his career at the end of the Seventies, as a member of the rock group BELLE DE JOUR. He then continued in the same line as FARENHEIT, then oriented itself towards Progressive jazz-rock with HIGHWAY and OWL. After numbers of ventures and many attempts of a solo career, our man ends up recording "Rêve Errance" (2004) under the Dreaming label. Although this work is clearly imbued with electronic keyboards sounds, the whole past and the experience of the musician come in the surface again, all along the twelve instrumental compositions. One can note some beautiful guitar parts, as well as a genuine Celtic sound. It may remind Bertrand LOREAU’s works, a musician whose history is not so different. Here is a wonderful ode to the dream !

Reve Errance,Eric Renard,Dreaming/Musea

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Reve Errance

Manufacturer: Dreaming/Musea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | New Age | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00028QFYK
Release Date: 2004-05-13

Tracks:

Avis De Temp
Image In
Swing Off
Envie Sauvage
Vent D'Ouest
R Errance
Douce Amer
Parfum D'Orient
Que Vienne Le Bal
Vagues A L'Ame
Eau De La
Celtica

Album Description

Eric RENARD started his career at the end of the Seventies, as a member of the rock group BELLE DE JOUR. He then continued in the same line as FARENHEIT, then oriented itself towards Progressive jazz-rock with HIGHWAY and OWL. After numbers of ventures and many attempts of a solo career, our man ends up recording "Rêve Errance" (2004) under the Dreaming label. Although this work is clearly imbued with electronic keyboards sounds, the whole past and the experience of the musician come in the surface again, all along the twelve instrumental compositions. One can note some beautiful guitar parts, as well as a genuine Celtic sound. It may remind Bertrand LOREAU's works, a musician whose history is not so different. Here is a wonderful ode to the dream !