Jean Claude Borelly🌊Le Concerto de la Mer🌊HadaCarolina
Jean Claude Borelly was born in Paris, the capital city of France, on July 2, 1953. From an early age (7 years) he discovered his passion for the trumpet when he saw the great American star Louis Armstrong on television. He met a trumpeter from L'Opera de Paris who introduced him to the instrument and who accompanied him throughout the time he studied at the Conservatory and at the Normal School of Musicians.
By 1972 he became a professional musician and appeared in various Parisian music magazines and cabarets. In 1975, he met the prominent composer Paul de Senneville and his song Dolannes Melody (taken from the soundtrack of the film: Un liceul n'a pas de poches (A shroud has no pockets) which, in his version, was a resounding success for the French star and who achieved the number 1 position on the Hit Parade charts for 4 months in various European countries (France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands) with neither more nor less than 5 million albums sold all over the world.In 1976, he achieved his second greatest international success when he performed Concerto de la Mer -Concert of the Sea- with which he began a great tour in France with radio Europe 1.
The International Trumpeter with 22 gold records, Jean Claude Borelly has a career summarized in 18 albums recorded, more than 15 million records sold in 23 countries around the world and more than 2000 concerts around the world.
music: Jean Claude Borelly-Le Concerto de la Mer (1976)
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