Artist: Nicolas De Angelis
Genre(s):
Instrumental
Discography:
Le Meilleur De La Guitare
Year: 1997
Tracks: 23
With his delicate guitar playing and impressionist compositions, Nicolas de Angelis has helped to create a modern French romanticism. A classically trained musician, he's performed on pic loads by Michel Legrand and Jean-Claude Petit and in the recording studio with Yves Montand, Claude Aznevour, Michael Berger, Yves Duteil, Nilda Fernandez, Enzo Enzo, and Sylvie Vartan.
De Angelis has been every bit successful acting his own compositions. His debut album, Quelgues Noyes Pour Anna, was certified au a calendar month after its release in 1981. His tenth solo album, Les Plus Belles Melodies Religieuses a la Guitare, released in 2000, featured interpretations of what he called the "most beautiful religious melodies."
Born in Saint-Cloud, a benjamin West Parisian suburban area along the shores of the Reine River, de Angelis studied guitar at the Paris Academy from the years of ten-spot. Hailed as one of the modern engender of French romanticistic guitar players while silent in his teens, he was playacting in Parisian cabarets as an accompanyist for such French pop stars as Julian Clerc, Sylvie Vartan, and Fabienne Thibault before his eighteenth birthday.
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