"Windy" is an instrumental composition and the studio album of the same name by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1986. This light, dynamic melody is written in the signature style of the grand orchestra with bright brass parts, soaring strings and soft electronic rhythm of the 1980s.

Transparency is a studio album by the famous French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1985 under the Philips label. The album combines the signature style of the grand orchestra in the style of Easy Listening and pop music of the mid-1980s.

The Seven Seas is a studio album by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1984 by Philips label. The album combines Moriah's signature instrumental compositions and his orchestral arrangements of the world's top pop hits of the time.

"Summer Has Flown" is a studio album by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1983 on the Philips label. The main composition of the same name is the author's work of the maestro himself. It is performed in the genre of instrumental light music (easy listening) with the use of strings, wind instruments and synthesizers typical for the Moriah orchestra.

Piano Ballade is a famous studio album by the French composer and leader of the pop symphony orchestra Paul Mauriat, released in 1984. The album is made in the conductor's signature style — light instrumental music (easy listening) with an emphasis on expressive piano parts complemented by rich string and wind arrangements.

"Nagekidori" (French name — "L'oiseau blessé", translated as "Wounded Bird") is a famous instrumental composition and studio album of the same name by French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1987.

Released in 1985 on Philips Records, Paul Mauriat's Classics In The Air presents the renowned French orchestra leader's signature approach of blending classical masterworks with his distinctive easy-listening style.

Released in 1986 on Philips Records, Classics In The Air 2 is the second installment in Paul Mauriat's series of classical adaptation albums, following the success of its predecessor.

Released in 1987 on Philips Records, Classics In The Air 3 is the third installment in Paul Mauriat's series of classical adaptation albums, following the success of its predecessors.

"Best of France" is a famous collection of instrumental music led by the grand Orchestra conducted by the French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat.

French easy listening legend Paul Mauriat, best known for the worldwide smash "Love Is Blue," paid loving tribute to Brazilian music with Brasil Exclusivamente Vol. 3, originally released in 1980. The 10-track collection features Mauriat's signature lush orchestral arrangements of beloved Brazilian compositions, including Ivan Lins' "Começar de Novo," Antônio Carlos Jobim's "Estrada do Sol," and Roberto Carlos' "Na Paz do Seu Sorriso". The album also includes interpretations of Rita Lee's "Mania de Você" and João Nogueira's "Súplica," alongside originals like "Estrela Radiante". One standout track, "Infinito Desejo," gained particular recognition in Japan as the theme music for the long-running radio program "Ōsawa Yūri no Yūyū Waid".

On L'oiseau et l'enfant, Paul Mauriat captures the spirit of the 1977 Eurovision Song Contest, transforming its winning entry into the centerpiece of a lush, sophisticated orchestral collection.

Blue Raindrop is an album and eponymous composition by the grand orchestra conducted by Paul Mauriat, released in 1979 specifically for the Japanese market.

On Message d’amour, Paul Mauriat turns his signature easy-listening touch toward the sounds of late-1970s Japan, crafting an album that stands as a unique cultural bridge between French orchestral elegance and Japanese popular music.

On Overseas Call, Paul Mauriat delivers one of the most distinctive and surprising entries in his vast catalog—a 1978 album recorded in the United States that finds the French maestro boldly embracing the rhythms of the disco era.