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Tag: Rue des Cascades

Yann Tiersen – Rue des Cascades

Yann Tiersen [1970] is a French musician and composer that likes to experiment with different instruments when creating his music. He is most famous for his soundtrack to the film Amélie [2001]. Below I am sharing his composition Rue des Cascades (the instrumental version).

Posted on July 21, 2020 by Diana @ Thoughts on PapyrusPosted in MusicTagged Breton composers, Brittany, French Composers, Instrumental, Music, Rue des Cascades, Yann Tiersen. 5 Comments

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