After the last Olympic Games in Paris 2024, a certain French air is running swarming around the world, that is why this week I wanted to fly musically taking advantage of those winds - perhaps fleeting, I don't know - using the art of Yann Tiersen and his iconic piece "La valse d'Amélie".

  From the accordion to the piano. The version I am performing today is an adaptation for piano, a version of the musical theme of the film Amelié, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Maestro Tiersen's works are characterized by having rich combinations of instruments and genres, and although the original version of "La valse d'Amélie" has an accordion and other instruments, I personally consider the version for solo piano to be much more expressive and desirable.

  I really like this waltz. I love the key in which it is composed, the changes in time signatures and its simplicity and melodic clarity; I think that is why it is as interesting as it is enjoyable.

  Well, that's it for this flight. I hope you like this interpretation as much as I do. I say goodbye with love. See you in a next installment!

Peace and Good!

You can enjoy my previous presentation at this link