Mariage d'amour pronunciation

Mariage d’Amour was written in by Paul de Senneville and arranged by Gérard Salesse, who arranged for most of the orchestration for original titles. It was intended to be part of the album Lettre à ma Mère.

However, given that this piece is generally assumed to be associated with a wedding, it seems somewhat puzzling that this piece was written in a minor key, often suggestive of sadness.

In addition, the choice of the Chinese translation of the composition’s name seems to hint at the non-occurance of the event. Perhaps there is more than meets the eye?

had the opportunity to discuss this and other matters with Gary McCartney, a member of Clayderman’s team.

McCartney provided much-needed clarification regarding the queries surrounding Clayderman’s piece, and we are excited to share them below.

Mariage d’Amour was never meant to be for Clayderman’s second marriage, which happened in The piece had already appeared two years before the event.

However, Mariage d’Amour was c