Symphonie Romantique -Troisième mouvement(FINAL)

Romanticism is the path that allows two souls to embark in a canoe with the only useful destination to live for eternity the LOVE that these two beings dreamed of. Each being thus has a paddle in order to steer the boat, because we know well that during this adventure on the water the storm can blow very and very hard to destroy the Love thus dearly constructed. In this final third movement, it is the cellist as soloist who descends from his ladder to challenge the symphony orchestra without realizing the artistic forces present: What would we say about this string quartet which perfumes sensitivity in the finesse of this concluding act, and the dazzling and majestic entry of the brass family (only the trumpets,...). Three other couples in duets (oboe, English horn, woodwinds) arbitrate this romantic scene until the orchestra is stopped by the percussion family. Fortunately, the cello soloist is present in breadcrumbs to ensure the seriousness of this experience of Life. Jean Christophe MACKPAYEN, the French songwriter shares with you his belief in LOVE in gratitude. By letting you savor this last scene of the "Symphonie Romantique".