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19th Century French Poetry: Read in French by Paul A. Mankin
Paul A. Mankin recites the most famous French poetry from the 19th Century. Gérard de Nerval, Victor Hugo and Alphonse de Lamartine, the main poets from the romantic period are represented, as well as precursors of Symbolism, Paul Verlaine and Stéphane Mallarmé. In addition, the album includes poems written by...
Paul A. Mankin recites the most famous French poetry from the 19th Century. Gérard de Nerval, Victor Hugo and Alphonse de Lamartine, the main poets from the romantic period are represented, as well as precursors of Symbolism, Paul Verlaine and Stéphane Mallarmé. In addition, the album includes poems written by the tortured Charles Baudelaire and the unclassifiable Arthur Rimbaud.
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Paul A. Mankin récite les plus grands poèmes françai...
Paul A. Mankin recites the most famous French poetry from the 19th Century. Gérard de Nerval, Victor Hugo and Alphonse de Lamartine, the main poets from the romantic period are represented, as well as precursors of Symbolism, Paul Verlaine and Stéphane Mallarmé. In addition, the album includes poems written by the tortured Charles Baudelaire and the unclassifiable Arthur Rimbaud.
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Paul A. Mankin récite les plus grands poèmes français du XIXème siècle. Gérard de Nerval, Victor Hugo et Alphonse de Lamartine ; les poètes les plus importants de la période romantique sont représentés, ainsi que les précurseurs du symbolisme Paul Verlaine et Stéphane Mallarmé. Par ailleurs, l’album inclut des poèmes du tourmenté Charles Baudelaire et de l’inclassable Arthur Rimbaud.
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20th Century French Poetry: Narrated by Paul Mankin
Paul A. Mankin recites French poetry from the 20th Century. French poets from the first of the 20th Century like Charles Peguy, Paul Valery and Guillaume Apollinaire are represented, as well as those from the second half of the century including Louis Aragon, Jacques Prevert and Jules Supervielle.
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Paul A. Mankin recites French poetry from the 20th Century. French poets from the first of the 20th Century like Charles Peguy, Paul Valery and Guillaume Apollinaire are represented, as well as those from the second half of the century including Louis Aragon, Jacques Prevert and Jules Supervielle.
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Paul A. Mankin récite la poésie française du XXème siècle. Les grands poètes français de la première partie du XXème siècle comme...
Paul A. Mankin recites French poetry from the 20th Century. French poets from the first of the 20th Century like Charles Peguy, Paul Valery and Guillaume Apollinaire are represented, as well as those from the second half of the century including Louis Aragon, Jacques Prevert and Jules Supervielle.
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Paul A. Mankin récite la poésie française du XXème siècle. Les grands poètes français de la première partie du XXème siècle comme Charles Peguy, Paul Valery et Guillaume Apollinaire sont représentés, ainsi que ceux de la seconde partie, comme Louis Aragon, Jacques Prévert ou encore Jules Supervielle.
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Chansons Populaires de France: Yves Montand
Actor, singer and music-hall dancer famous throughout the world, Yves Montand is one of France’s most emblematic artists. He had a successful career as an actor, and had roles alongside Edith Piaf, Simone Signoret and Marilyn Monroe, as well as working with directors Costa-Gavras and Alain Resnais. Additionally,...
Actor, singer and music-hall dancer famous throughout the world, Yves Montand is one of France’s most emblematic artists. He had a successful career as an actor, and had roles alongside Edith Piaf, Simone Signoret and Marilyn Monroe, as well as working with directors Costa-Gavras and Alain Resnais. Additionally, Montand is often known for being the first singer to perform "Autumn Leaves," a song by Prévert and Kosma, which continues to be a s...
Actor, singer and music-hall dancer famous throughout the world, Yves Montand is one of France’s most emblematic artists. He had a successful career as an actor, and had roles alongside Edith Piaf, Simone Signoret and Marilyn Monroe, as well as working with directors Costa-Gavras and Alain Resnais. Additionally, Montand is often known for being the first singer to perform "Autumn Leaves," a song by Prévert and Kosma, which continues to be a standard throughout the world.
Montand’s proletarian and pro communist origins influenced the songs he chose in his early career, Chansons populaire de France exemplifies this political involvement. Many revolutionary, anti-authority and militant songs are included on this album. Among them, is the song "Le temps des cerises" , which was famously performed by Barbara Hendricks in 1996.
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Acteur de cinéma, chanteur et danseur interprète de music-hall de renommée internationale, Yves Montand est une des personnalités les plus emblématiques de la scène artistique française. Sa glorieuse carrière d’acteur l’entraina à jouer aux côtés d’Edith Piaf, Simone Signoret et Marilyn Monroe et à tourner avec les plus grands réalisateurs, Costa-Gavras ou encore Alain Resnais. Sa brillante carrière de chanteur est tout aussi notable car Montand est le premier à avoir fait connaître au grand public la chanson "Les feuilles mortes" de Prévert et Kosma connue et reprise dans le monde entier. Il est également considéré comme un des plus grands interprètes de la chanson française du XXème siècle.
Les origines prolétaires et les idées communistes d’Yves Montand influencent le choix des textes qu’il interprète au début de sa carrière. L’album Chansons populaires de France est un exemple tout à fait représentatif de son engagement car il regroupe des chansons populaires révolutionnaires, contestataires ou militantes des siècles passés. Parmi elles, la célèbre chanson "Le temps des cerises" interprétée aussi par Barbara Hendricks en 1996. Un contraste amusant est à souligner entre la photographie du chanteur posant naïvement avec des petits chatons sur la pochette de l’album et le contenu des textes.
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Chantons en Francais; Vol. 1, Part 1: French Songs for Learning French
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singing—an enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of wo...
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singing—an enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of words so that they are easy to imitate. Moreover, these famous French tunes are easy to remember and can provide students much new and u...
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singingan enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of words so that they are easy to imitate. Moreover, these famous French tunes are easy to remember and can provide students much new and useful vocabulary. All the songs recorded on the CD are included and annotated in accompanying students’ and teachers’ booklets.
French (France)
Cette série de cinq volumes aide à apprendre le français en chanson. Les chansons populaires contituent un véritable atout quand il s’agit d’apprendre un nouveau langage. Chanter est un moyen efficace d’apprendre non seulement le langage mais aussi la culture d’un pays.Ces enregistrements ont une vraie valeur pédagogique. Tout d’abord, des chanteurs professionnels chantant dans leur langue maternelle sont d’excellents modèles de diction et de prononciation. Ils reproduisent parfaitement le son des mots ce qui permet de les imiter facilement. De plus, il est facile de se rappeler de ces célèbres chansons françaises, riches en vocabulaire nouveau et utile. Et finalement, elles sont aussi porteuses d’ une certaine image de la France qu’il est intéressant de transmettre aux élèves.
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Chantons en Français; Vol. 2, Part 3: French Songs for Learning French
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singing—an enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of wo...
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singing—an enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of words so that they are easy to imitate. Moreover, these famous French tunes are easy to remember and can provide students much new and u...
This series of five volumes helps teach French through singingan enjoyable way to learn both language and culture. These recordings are valuable educational tools. First, professional singers singing in their native tongue are excellent models of diction and pronunciation, perfectly reproducing the sounds of words so that they are easy to imitate. Moreover, these famous French tunes are easy to remember and can provide students much new and useful vocabulary. All the songs recorded on the CD are included and annotated in accompanying students’ and teachers’ booklets.
French (France)
Cette série de cinq volumes aide à apprendre le français en chanson. Les chansons populaires contituent un véritable atout quand il s’agit d’apprendre un nouveau langage. Chanter est un moyen efficace d’apprendre non seulement le langage mais aussi la culture d’un pays.Ces enregistrements ont une vraie valeur pédagogique. Tout d’abord, des chanteurs professionnels chantant dans leur langue maternelle sont d’excellents modèles de diction et de prononciation. Ils reproduisent parfaitement le son des mots ce qui permet de les imiter facilement. De plus, il est facile de se rappeler de ces célèbres chansons françaises, riches en vocabulaire nouveau et utile. Et finalement, elles sont aussi porteuses d’ une certaine image de la France qu’il est intéressant de transmettre aux élèves.
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Colette's Music Hall (L'Envers du Music-Hall): By Colette
French music hall is similar to vaudeville in its origins and performers. Colette knew a great deal about this milieu, and she wrote about it with compassion and humor. Claire Luce and Julie Haydon Nathan, ardent devotees of Colette, recorded some of her lesser-known stories about backstage life in French music ha...
French music hall is similar to vaudeville in its origins and performers. Colette knew a great deal about this milieu, and she wrote about it with compassion and humor. Claire Luce and Julie Haydon Nathan, ardent devotees of Colette, recorded some of her lesser-known stories about backstage life in French music halls. The Broadway theater experiences of Luce and Haydon Nathan make these five autobiographical stories even more vivid for the listen...
French music hall is similar to vaudeville in its origins and performers. Colette knew a great deal about this milieu, and she wrote about it with compassion and humor. Claire Luce and Julie Haydon Nathan, ardent devotees of Colette, recorded some of her lesser-known stories about backstage life in French music halls. The Broadway theater experiences of Luce and Haydon Nathan make these five autobiographical stories even more vivid for the listener.
French (France)
Claire Luce and Julie Haydon Nathan sont toutes les deux d’ardentes lectrices de l’auteur Colette. C’est pourquoi elles ont pensé qu’il pourrait être intéressant d’enregistrer quelques unes de ses histoires les moins connues, à propos de la vie en coulisse des musics-halls français.Le music hall français est proche du vaudeville que ce soit par son origine, ses chanteurs, ses danseurs, ses acrobates ou autres. Colette avait une grande connaissance de ce milieu et a écrit à ce propos avec compassion et humour. L’expérience de Claire Luce et Julie Haydon Nathan à Broadway rend ces cinq histoires, qui se sont révélées autobiographiques, encore plus évocatrices pour l’auditeur.
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Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc
Charles Perrault’s fairy tales, which include the stories of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella, embody the French oral tradition, yet they are known throughout the world. On this album Robert Franc reads "Puss in Boots," "Blue-Beard," "Richard with the Tufted Hair," and "Cinderella" in their original French. A se...
Charles Perrault’s fairy tales, which include the stories of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella, embody the French oral tradition, yet they are known throughout the world. On this album Robert Franc reads "Puss in Boots," "Blue-Beard," "Richard with the Tufted Hair," and "Cinderella" in their original French. A second volume entitled Contes de Perrault, Vol. 2: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc includes "Sleeping Beauty," "The Fai...
Charles Perrault’s fairy tales, which include the stories of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella, embody the French oral tradition, yet they are known throughout the world. On this album Robert Franc reads "Puss in Boots," "Blue-Beard," "Richard with the Tufted Hair," and "Cinderella" in their original French. A second volume entitled Contes de Perrault, Vol. 2: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc includes "Sleeping Beauty," "The Fairies," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Tom Thumb."
French (France)
Les contes de Charles Perrault sont une véritable institution de par le monde. Tout le monde a entendu parler de la Belle au Bois dormant ou Cendrillon. Charles Perrault a contribué à inscrire dans l’imaginaire collectif ces histoires françaises, autrefois racontées à voix haute, et Robert Franc, que l’on peut entendre sur le CD, perpétue cette tradition de conteur d’histoire. Ce CD inclut la lecture en français du "Chat Botté", "Barbe-Bleue", "Rickie la houppe" et "Cendrillon". Un deuxième CD existe également avec des versions lues de la "Belle au Bois Dormant", "les Fées", "le Petit Chaperon Rouge" et "le Petit Poucet": Contes de Perrault, Vol. 2: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc.
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Contes de Perrault, Vol. 2: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc
This is the second volume in the Contes de Perrault series, which also includes Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc. On this volume Robert Franc tells de Perrault’s stories "Sleeping Beauty," "The Fairies," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Tom Thumb."
French (France)
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This is the second volume in the Contes de Perrault series, which also includes Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc. On this volume Robert Franc tells de Perrault’s stories "Sleeping Beauty," "The Fairies," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Tom Thumb."
French (France)
Ce CD vient compléter le volume précédent, ,Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc avec d’autre...
This is the second volume in the Contes de Perrault series, which also includes Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc. On this volume Robert Franc tells de Perrault’s stories "Sleeping Beauty," "The Fairies," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Tom Thumb."
French (France)
Ce CD vient compléter le volume précédent, ,Contes de Perrault, Vol. 1: French Fairy Tales Read in French by Robert Franc avec d’autres histoires de Charles Perrault. Encore une fois, Robert Franc prête sa voix à la narration des ces monuments du patrimoine français que sont "la Belle au Bois Dormant", "les Fées", "le Petit Chaperon Rouge" et "le Petit Poucet."
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Corsica: Religious Music of Oral Tradition
French Songs
These sixteen tracks revive the bohemian spirit of Parisian neighborhoods. Roger Bourdin’s orchestra and Pierre Derives, under the pseudonym "Lucky Pierre," perform both joyful and melancholy tunes, using the sounds of accordions and trumpets to illuminate the unique music of France’s capital city.
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These sixteen tracks revive the bohemian spirit of Parisian neighborhoods. Roger Bourdin’s orchestra and Pierre Derives, under the pseudonym "Lucky Pierre," perform both joyful and melancholy tunes, using the sounds of accordions and trumpets to illuminate the unique music of France’s capital city.
French (France)
Ces seize titres font revivre l’esprit bohème des quartiers parisiens. L’orchestre de Roger Bourdin et Pierre Derives, utilis...
These sixteen tracks revive the bohemian spirit of Parisian neighborhoods. Roger Bourdin’s orchestra and Pierre Derives, under the pseudonym "Lucky Pierre," perform both joyful and melancholy tunes, using the sounds of accordions and trumpets to illuminate the unique music of France’s capital city.
French (France)
Ces seize titres font revivre l’esprit bohème des quartiers parisiens. L’orchestre de Roger Bourdin et Pierre Derives, utilisant le pseudo Lucky Pierre, interprètent des chansons joyeuses mais aussi des mélodies plus mélancoliques, résonnant des sons de l’accordéon et des trompettes, pour mettre en valeur la musique unique de la capitale française.
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