A masterpiece and a Evergreen

I can share any criticisms of this impressive work in any way. Vangelis has of course not so deeply into this late-70's work in the instrumentati bombast like in the 90's and later, in his profession, he all too easily since "1492" into it slipped.
Rather, you can hear a soft, unobtrusive work which was perfectly composed and a similar calm disposition reproduces. As such, the album without any ifs and buts succeeded in such pieces as "Reve" or "Chromatique" easy does it work that the artist only used his music the listener completely fascinated.
Many passages of music from this album buzzed around for a long time as background music. I was surprised when I first bought the album, how much ever belonged somewhere, but never identified passages I recognized right away. An early masterpiece, who is sensitive to such kind of music for this album will occupy a high place without doubt.