Roger Roger, Edouard Wagner - Larbre de la Foi

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Review by Serguei Shimansky

L'Arbre de la Foi is an exceptional album that showcases the incredible talent of Roger Roger and Edouard Wagner. The album is a beautiful blend of classical and contemporary music that is sure to captivate any listener.

The opening track, "L'Arbre de la Foi," sets the tone for the entire album with its hauntingly beautiful strings and ethereal vocals. The album then moves into "Le Coeur en Deux," a piece that features a delicate piano melody and soaring vocals that are both powerful and emotive.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Lutte Intérieure," which features a driving beat and intricate instrumentation that builds to an explosive climax. The album then closes with "L'Éternel Retour," a stunning piece that features gorgeous harmonies and a soaring chorus that will leave listeners breathless.

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Catalog Numbers

ETA 3030

Labels

Etoile , Editions Du Berger

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP

Notes

Soundtrack project from mid 70s for two movie.spoken word on a background of cinematic electronic music by Roger Roger and an adaptation by Edouard Wagner???(certainly Lucien Wagner???).The theme is faith in electronic music like "Rhapsodie in Green"

About Roger Roger, Edouard Wagner

French composer, arranger, conductor, keyboardist, producer and engineer. Born August 5th, 1911 in Rouen, France. Died June 12th, 1995. Roger Roger was born on 5 August 1911 at Rouen, in France, and to satisfy a personal whim his father, Edmond Roger, really give him the first name Roger. His mother was an opera singer and his father was a well-known operatic conductor, who had been a classmate of Claude Debussy at the Paris Conservatoire, Roger has received musical education at an early age. His main instrument was the piano, but harmony and counterpoint also played an important role in his education. His first job on leaving school was teaching light opera at the Rouen Arts Theatre. Roger Roger made his professional conducting debut at the age of eighteen in a Music Hall, but it wasn't long before radio and films beckoned. During his long career he claimed to have been involved in more than 500 film productions. He started writing for French films towards at the end of the 30s. Firstly documentaries, then feature films. Several European radio stations employed him, especially Radio Luxembourg, Radio 37 and Europe 1; he was closely involved with the early programmes on the new French Television service. Usually he recorded his own music in Paris. He was also required to create pieces of a more serious nature, including some heavy, repetitive tracks that could be used as accompaniment for industrial scenes in documentaries. The Paris office of Chappells used to issue its own series of library LPs of background music, and from the mid 50s onwards Roger recorded almost 20 albums of his own compositions for them. He worked most of his life with his childhood friend, . His widow, the opera singer , remembers that Chappells agent in the USA was particularly successful in getting Roger's music used in various soap operas. In the mid-60's, he created his own studio: . Roger's own compositions have, at times, been compared with the American Leroy Anderson, although they never actually met. But a close collaboration, which developed into a strong friendship, grew up between Roger and Frank Chacksfield. The two worked together on BBC shows, and in a series called "Performance" for French radio. By a strange coincidence, Frank died just three days before Roger in 1995. Roger also knew well, but it was more of a friendship than a working relationship, because they each preferred to compose on their own. Roger Roger died in Paris on 12 June 1995 aged 83.

Real Name

    • Roger Roger

Name Vars

  • R Roger
  • R. Roger
  • R.Roger
  • Roger
  • Roger Roger Et Son Orchestre
  • Roger Roger's Moog Machine
  • Roger Rogers
  • Roger-Roger
  • Roger/Roger
  • Roger; Roger
  • RogerRoger
  • П. Роже
  • Р. Роже

Aliases

  • Cecil Leuter
  • Eric Swan
  • Roger De Foy
  • Quinto Monreal
  • José Milado
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Summary by Serguei Shimansky

L'Arbre de la Foi is a must-listen for any fan of classical or contemporary music. The album is a true masterpiece that showcases the incredible talent of Roger Roger and Edouard Wagner. Highly recommended!