Puy du Fou

At nightfall, Les Noces de Feu draws us into the love story of a muse who floats and glides on the inky mirror of the old sleeping lake. With her violin she calls her fiancé, a virtuoso pianist with long crystal fingers, who emerges from the dark waters with his piano of light.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Best Park in the world", discover for the first time on a CD, the best music that accompanies the grandiose shows and epic adventures of the Puy du Fou : Cinema, The Knights of the Round Table, The Secret Of The Spear, the sign of Triumph, The Last Panache, the Renaissance of the Castle, the fire organs, the Vikings. Each music is chosen, imagined, composed to carry this intimate emotion that touches the heart of the spectators and transforms a show into an extraordinary experience. Through this selection of music, Le Puy du Fou proposes you to live or relive the strongest emotions of its great shows. Let yourself be carried away by the first notes of music… time travel begins !

Ce livre se lit d’une traite, à bride abattue.
Il porte la rage des « Gaulois réfractaires » et la met en récit pour la rendre intelligible à ceux qui la ressentent.
C’est la chronique glaçante d’une histoire terrifiante : on y découvre le chemin des aveuglements qui a conduit à cette débâcle, l’engrenage des mensonges, la révélation hallucinante des alertes des militaires, les ignorances savantes du biopouvoir liberticide ; sans oublier un morceau d’anthologie : la rencontre du Puy du Fou, quand Emmanuel Macron s’enivrait encore de l’Ancien Monde…

French film composer Georges Delerue studied his craft under prestigious movie musician Darius Milhaud. More interested in establishing mood than churning out hit theme songs, Delerue contributed the scores to over 150 motion pictures. In his native France, Delerue wrote music for such highly regarded New Wave films as Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959), Shoot the Piano Player (1960) and Jules et Jim (1961). Equally busy in England and the U.S., Delerue worked on A Man for All Seasons (1966), Anne of a Thousand Days (1969), Day of the Dolphin (1973), A Little Romance (1979), Platoon (1986) and Steel Magnolias (1989). He also penned music for stage and TV productions during his long career. Delerue's final score was for the strange American romantic comedy Joe Versus the Volcano (1990).