NICOLAS DE ANGELIS

With his delicate guitar playing and impressionist compositions, Nicolas de Angelis is credited with helping to create a new French romanticism. A classically trained instrumentalist, he’s performed on film scores 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.
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of this milestone recording, which has not available in Australian stores for over 10 years, GUITAR GUITAR is being re-released by popular demand.
Born in Saint-Cloud, a west Parisian suburb along the shores of the Reine River, de Angelis studied guitar at the Paris Academy from the age of ten. Hailed as one of the new breed of French romantic guitar players while still in his teens, he was performing in Parisian cabarets as an accompanist for such French pop stars as Julian Clerc, Sylvie Vartan, and Fabienne Thibault before his 18th birthday.

With his delicate guitar playing and impressionist compositions, Nicolas de Angelis is credited with helping to create a new French romanticism. A classically trained instrumentalist, he’s performed on film scores 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.
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of this milestone recording, which has not available in Australian stores for over 10 years, GUITAR GUITAR is being re-released by popular demand. 


Born in Saint-Cloud, a west Parisian suburb along the shores of the Reine River, de Angelis studied guitar at the Paris Academy from the age of ten. Hailed as one of the new breed of French romantic guitar players while still in his teens, he was performing in Parisian cabarets as an accompanist for such French pop stars as Julian Clerc, Sylvie Vartan, and Fabienne Thibault before his 18th birthday.

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