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Chansonnier

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Chansonnier 

a French music hall singer who often writes, as well as performs, his material. The art of the chansonnier continues a tradition that was developed by the poet P. J. de Béranger and the songwriter P. Dupont (19th century), as well as by G. Montegues (20th century), whom V. I. Lenin heard sing. Among the greatest chansonniers are M. Chevalier, G. Brassens, E. Piaf, and C. Aznavour.



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His hero was the Flemish chansonnier Jacques Brel, whose music he had been turned on to by a German Bunny Girl he had picked up at a party in the Playboy Club on Park Lane.
Nowa new recording has appeared, with Gruber himself as Chansonnier and conductor with the BBC Philharmonic on Chandos.
C'est deja ca Alain Souchon Virgin France 72438 391782 2 This French chansonnier, hailed around the whole francophone world, proves a true magician with words.
 
 
 
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