L'histoire de l'amour

Armand Amar's "L'histoire de l'amour" is a captivating exploration of Sufi music, released on November 4, 2016, under the 2.4.7. Films label. This album is the original motion picture soundtrack for the film of the same name, offering a unique blend of Armand Amar's distinctive compositional style and the evocative power of Sufi music. With a runtime of 43 minutes, the album features 15 tracks that weave a tapestry of sounds, each telling a piece of the story of love.

The album opens with "Once Upon a Time," setting the stage for a journey through love, loss, and remembrance. Tracks like "The History of Love" and "The Book" delve into the depths of human connection, while "Burial" and "The Death of Alma" explore themes of loss and mourning. The album also includes instrumental pieces like "My Dear Shtetel I & II," "Moonlight Embrace," and "The Encounter," which add layers of texture and atmosphere to the narrative.

Armand Amar's compositional prowess shines through in each track, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience. Whether you're a fan of Sufi music or simply appreciate beautifully crafted soundscapes, "L'histoire de l'amour" is sure to resonate with you. The album is a testament to Armand Amar's ability to blend cultural influences and create music that transcends language and borders.