Chansonniers vol.1 / 22 French chansons
Code: CARMF2834
| Publisher | CARISCH s.r.l. |
| Genre: |
all time favorites
love, wedding, celebration & ballad |
| Arrangement: | piano / vocal / chords |
| Cast: | solo |
| Lyrics language: | French |
| Format: | book - paperback |
A collection of songs by the most important French artists and songwriters ( Charles Aznavour, Edith Piaf, Gilbert Bécaud, Yves Montad, Michel Fugain and others ..) .of the Sixties. Each volume…
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Parameters
| Product code: | CARMF2834 |
| Composer: | Various Composers |
| No. of songs: | 22 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| Language: | French |
| Size: | 23 x 31 cm |
| ISMN: | 9790052000509 |
| Weight: | 398 g |
Songlist (22)
- Aux armes et cætera [Serge Gainsbourg]
- Comme d'habitude [Claude François]
- Chanson pour l'Auvergnat [Georges Brassens]
- D'aventures en aventures [Serge Lama]
- Dis! Quand Reviendras-Tu? [Barbara]
- Et Maintenant [Gilbert Bécaud]
- Fais comme l'oiseau [Michel Fugain]
- Hier encore [Charles Aznavour]
- Je suis malade [Serge Lama]
- La bicyclette [Yves Montand]
- La bohème [Charles Aznavour]
- La foule [Edith Piaf]
- La maladie d'amour [Michel Sardou]
- La Vie en Rose [Edith Piaf]
- Les lacs du Connemara [Michel Sardou]
- Les Passantes [Georges Brassens]
- Mistral Gagnant [Renaud]
- Nathalie [Gilbert Bécaud]
- Requiem pour un fou [Johnny Hallyday]
- Sur la route de Memphis [Eddy Mitchell]
- Une belle histoire [Michel Fugain]
- Y a D'la Joie [Charles Trenet]
Product description
A collection of songs by the most important French artists and songwriters ( Charles Aznavour, Edith Piaf, Gilbert Bécaud, Yves Montad, Michel Fugain and others ..) .of the Sixties. Each volume contains 22 evergreens, arranged for piano, voice and guitar, that have made the history of French “Variété”.
