The Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal (OSM) records music for Histories sans paroles - Harmonium Symphonique. Pictured L-R on podium: GSI Musique President Nicolas Lemieux, arranger/conductor Simon Leclerc, and singer-songwriter Serge Fiori. PHOTO BY ALBERT ZABLIT / GSI Musique.
The new vinyl release of [_Histoires sans paroles –_ Harmonium Symphonique](https://ymlpcl8.com/0ffb9emmbwaoaewubbakajqsataumymb/click.php) is a welcome announcement for music fans. The iconic music of Harmonium, the classic rock group of the 1970s, makes a reimagined return to listeners this year. Don’t be mistaken, this is not a remastered version. The new album, instead, is a recorded revisitation of the band’s tracks with a 68 member symphony. Only released as private downloads and physical copies, the original album reached platinum status within 2 months of its release.
The contents of the deluxe collector’s boxed set for the album _Histoires sans paroles – Harmonium Symphonique_, an orchestral re-interpretation of the music of influential 1970s Montreal-based progressive rock act Harmonium: four 12" 180-gram vinyls, 2 CDs and a booklet illustrated with photos taken during the recording at the Maison symphonique, in the presence of Serge Fiori – More than 140 minutes of music!
This limited edition drop is not simply one record, but a glorious set containing four 180-gram LPs, two CDs, a booklet, and a few other decorative items. Created for the collector, the set was developed particularly for vinyl listening with the aid of multiple engineers to ensure it was at its best.
This set can be bought exclusively from [Harmonium Symphonic](https://www.harmoniumsymphonic.com).
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