Jean-Claude Borelly and Richard Clayderman
Title: Dolannes Melodiy(Pan Flute)
Year: 1981
Digitized by: Roque DJ
Video Edited by: Ovy One

How about friends, we are here again and this time we are wearing long tablecloths because we are celebrating the Second Anniversary of the first publication on the channel of Jean Claude Borelly's first video, to be precise the First Video we published was the 1st. November 2021 and it was about the song "Terre de Feu" (Land of Fire) on that occasion it was a special version that integrated the intro of the song with trumpet and mute to later delve deeply into the topic, it has some arrangements by Roque DJ and which we leave the link here so you can see it:    • Jean-Claude Borelly. - Tierra de Fueg...  , it should be noted that on that occasion our friend Martinuto was in charge of the video. Also to celebrate the 1st. Anniversary we published "Emmene-moi Danser Ce soir" (Take Me Dance Tonight) where Jean-Claude Borelly delighted us with that beautiful romantic song and also with a vocal touch from Michele Torr, here we leave the link so you can enjoy it again:    • Jean-Claude Borelly. - Llévame a bail...  , the video was made by c@istu c@x and incorporated images of paintings where Jean-Claude Borelly made his appearance at times and for this year we reserve a special theme which will surely be worth the wait, it is Dolannes Melodie, an emblematic song by Jean-Claude Borelly that launched him to fame in 1974, even 2 years before Richard Clayderman; In this song they delight us together with this magnificent interpretation of this beautiful melody that sounds more romantic and sweet due to the presence of the piano and although we would like to say that it was mixed by Roque DJ, the truth is that it was performed by both of them in the year of 1981.

For the video, the friend Ovy One used Fragments of the presentation that the 1981 star show Borelly and Clayderman had in the program, however the song that we publish is different from the one they performed in said program; so Ovy did his best to square the notes with the dynamics of the instrumental performance in the visual part, adding images of Jean-Claude Borelly and Richard Clayderman together over the years.

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