Description

Richard Clayderman – Träumereien Am Klavier / AMIGA LP Stereo 1989

8 56 463

Product Details:

Label: AMIGA – 8 56 463
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo
Country: German Democratic Republic (GDR)
Released: 1989
Genre: Pop, Classical
Style: Neo-Romantic

Overview

Träumereien Am Klavier is a captivating compilation by Richard Clayderman, blending popular songs with classical pieces arranged in his signature neo-romantic style. Known for his emotive piano performances, Clayderman delivers soulful interpretations of timeless classics, including "My Way," "Only You," and "Feelings." The album also features renowned classical pieces such as "Ave Maria," "Liebestraum," and "Für Elise," seamlessly bridging the worlds of pop and classical music. This LP is a perfect choice for listeners who appreciate the emotional depth and elegance of Clayderman's piano artistry.

Track Listing

Side A:

My Way – Written by C. François, G. Thibaut, J. Revaux, P. Anka (3:30)
Only You – Written by A. Rand, B. Ram (3:06)
When A Man Loves A Woman – Written by Lewis (2:45)
Feelings – Written by M. Jourdan, M. Albert (3:14)
Moon River – Written by Mancini (3:12)
A Man and A Woman – Written by F. Lai, P. Barouh (2:58)
Ballade Pour Adeline – Written by P. de Senneville (2:34)
Love Letters in the Sand – Written by C. Kenny, J. F. Coots, N. Kenny (2:10)
Autumn Leaves – Written by J. Prévert, J. Kosma (2:45)

Side B:

In Mir Klingt Ein Lied (Tristesse) – Arranged by Melichar, Marischka, Salesses, Toussaint | Written by Chopin (2:30)
Ave Maria – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Gounod (2:41)
Liebestraum – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Liszt (3:08)
Barcarole – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Offenbach (2:58)
Für Elise – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Beethoven (2:25)
Träumerei – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Schumann (4:10)
Mondscheinsonate – Arranged by G. Salesses, O. Toussaint | Written by Beethoven (3:12)
Sommertraum – Written by P. de Senneville (2:55)
La Mer – Written by Trenet (3:12)