Paul Mauriat - Volume 6 - le grand orchestre de Paul Mauriat (1967) [Hi-Res]

The album Le Grand Orchestre De Paul Mauriat - Album No 6 (1967) is part of a series of studio albums in which the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat and his orchestra presented instrumental versions of popular songs and melodies of his time. Released in the period leading up to the international triumph of the single "Love Is Blue" in 1968, this album solidified Mauriat's position as a master of the Easy Listening and Orchestral Pop styles. The record features meticulously orchestrated arrangements of popular compositions such as "San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)", "The World We Knew", "A Banda", and "Try To Remember" (from the musical The Fantasticks), showcasing Mauriat's signature lyrical and lush orchestral sound, which was perfectly suited for radio airplay and home listening. The album reflects the trends of European and American pop music from the second half of the 1960s, reinterpreted through the lens of the French orchestral tradition.

Tracklist:
1-1 Paul Mauriat - San Francisco [3:12]
1-2 Paul Mauriat - Un monde avec toi [2:28]
1-3 Paul Mauriat - La Banda [2:34]
1-4 Paul Mauriat - Vivre pour vivre (Thème du film "Vivre pour vivre") [3:00]
1-5 Paul Mauriat - Aranjuez (D'après l'adagio du concerto d'Aranjuez) [5:08]
1-6 Paul Mauriat - Une larme aux nuages [2:41]
1-7 Paul Mauriat - Au cœur de septembre ("Try To Remember" de la comédie musicale "Les Fantasticks") [2:28]
1-8 Paul Mauriat - La dernière valse [3:02]
1-9 Paul Mauriat - Un adieu [2:53]
1-10 Paul Mauriat - La musique [3:23]
1-11 Paul Mauriat - La reine de Saba [3:04]