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Arnaud Marzorati and his ensemble, Les Lunaisiens, are tireless explorers of the diverse world of French chansons, spanning different periods and styles. Sainte-Hélène marks a new chapter in their musical journey. On May 5, 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte passed away, marking the end of the remarkable tale of the former corporal turned French emperor. Whether adored or despised, Napoleon's presence was undeniable, especially in the realm of chansons. Arnaud Marzorati delves into his story in this album, accompanied by a trio of talented singers and the addition of Les Cuivres Romantiques, bringing to life the original music performed by the wind band of the Garde Consulaire, later Impériale.

The album not only showcases Napoleonic music on the battlefield, but also sheds light on other aspects of the musical landscape during the Emperor's reign. From the lively streets where popular singers captivated audiences, to the elegant salons where romances were performed by artists like Sabine Devieilhe, embodying French elegance and refinement that contributed to the glorification of Napoleon's image. With a rich tapestry of sounds, Arnaud Marzorati and Les Lunaisiens offer a captivating soundtrack of Napoleon's life, capturing the essence of his era through a wide range of musical styles and influences.

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