The one who scored our summer 2024 is back. Victor Le Masne, Musical Director of Ceremonies of the Paris Olympic Games to which he has it in particular ParadeAn flagship of these festivities will be this Friday, June 13 at the Grand Rex scene this Friday, for a concert with a one hundred people’s symphonic and electronic orchestra. The opportunity for BFMTV to meet the musician, who told us about this music that changed his life:
“I have a lot of fun receiving testimonies from people who write to me to tell me that they married him, who listen to him every morning to motivate himself, practice sports, many secondary schools have put it as a call tone …”
“It does not belong to me at all, but I think what works is that the firm is made of the first three notes,” he analyzes. “The instantaneous appearance works well with this song.”
Parade I would almost eclipse the rest of the musician’s work. Such as the version of Mea blame (Ah! It will be!) Combining Gojira’s metal and Marina Viotti’s letter, who earned him a Grammy award, his musical victory for the best concert, his legion of honor …
“The first time in the history of games”
The origin of the Olympic Games will be available this Friday, in physical version. An important achievement for Victor Le Masne: “I conceived it as cinematographic music, to accompany all the emotions that athletes have been able to experience as spectators and, therefore, that they put everyone in an auditory bubble.”
“The fact that we want to relive it is also because the games went well, because people liked it. It is also being able to revive all these beautiful memories. The fact that this soundtrack exists, which now exists in physics, that these songs can leave, is quite incredible. I even think it is the first time in the history of the games.”
He will also participate in the Fête de la Musique concert, on June 21, broadcast in France 2. It also works with the Gramophone record company, in a record project on Ravel’s music, which is held this year the 150th anniversary of birth.
Source: BFM TV
