Le Chant des Girondins [SEP] lyrics by
Alphonse Varney


by Offenbach), the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux from 1865-1878, and the Société Sainte-Cecile in Bordeaux. He was also invited to conduct the 'French Opera Season' in New Orleans in 1844. Varney composed a well-known "Chant des Girondins", written for the play "Le Chevalier de Maison-Rouge" by Alexandre Dumas. He also composed the music for a drame-lyrique by Alexandre Dumas, fils in 1848 entitled "Atala". His opéra comique "La ferme de Kilmoor"
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Le Chant des chemins de fer


Le Chant des chemins de fer (The Song of the Railways) is a cantata in B minor by Hector Berlioz for tenor solo, choir and orchestra composed in June 1846 on lyrics by Jules Janin and premiered June 14 1846 for the inauguration of the gare de Lille. The work was commissioned by the city of Lille. According to his correspondence, Berlioz composed it in a hurry in three nights, interrupting the writing of "La Damnation de Faust". Berlioz, who travelled on the inaugural train, spent eight days
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Marguerite Monnot


, and "Le brun et le blond". They also worked together on the songs for the film Etoile sans lumière, for Piaf, and "Ma môme, ma p’tite môme [or gosse]" for Yves Montand. In those years, Piaf rehearsed a few songs by Monnot that were never recorded, including "Le chant du monde" (lyric by Asso), "Mon amour vient de finir", "Les rues du monde" and "Le diable est près de moi" (lyrics by Piaf
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France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964


France was represented by Rachel, with the song '"Le chant de Mallory", at the 1964 Eurovision Song Contest, which took place on 21 March in Copenhagen. The song was chosen internally by broadcaster RTF. On the night of the final Rachel performed 7th in the running order, following Austria and preceding the United Kingdom. "Le chant de Mallory" was a distinctive song with unusual lyrics and the sound of a traditional song handed down through generations. As with all the 1964 entries, only an audio recording
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Florian Marange


Florian Marange (born 3 March 1986) is a French footballer, who last played for Bastia, as a left-back. His former clubs include Girondins de Bordeaux and Crystal Palace. Marange began his career in 2002 with Girondins de Bordeaux and was promoted to the first team in 2004. He gave on 20 November 2005 his first games against Paris Saint-Germain. He was loaned out to Le Havre AC from FC Girondins de Bordeaux on 8 January 2009 and returned on 1 July 2009. On 16 August 2013,
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Château Bel Air (Le Haillan)


greenhouse gardens. In 1986 the municipal council agreed to build an international football centre managed by the Girondins de Bordeaux, who moved there from the Rocquevielle grounds in Mérignac. Today the château is the administrative headquarters of the Girondins de Bordeaux. It is surrounded by the club's International Center, which has nine football pitches, two synthetic football pitches, a jogging path through the woods, a training centre, football school and the Girondins TV studios. The basement holds offices, the restaurant kitchen and the shop. The ground floor
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Mademoiselle chante le blues


most emblematic songs of the singer. After the failure of her first single, "Jalouse", written by Élisabeth Depardieu and released in 1985, Kaas decided to collaborate with the famous songwriter Didier Barbelivien who composed for her ten of the eleven tracks on her debut album, "Mademoiselle chante...", including "Mademoiselle chante le blues", which was co-written (lyrics) with Bob Mehdi. According to a specialist of French charts, "Mademoiselle chante le blues" is a song that is so representative of
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FC Girondins de Bordeaux


firstly the Derby de la Garonne with Toulouse FC, so named because Bordeaux and Toulouse are the two major clubs that play in cities that are along the Garonne River. The consistency and competitiveness of the rivalry developed following Toulouse's return to Ligue 1 after being administratively relegated to the Championnat National in 2001. Les Girondins also contest the Derby de l'Atlantique with their other main rival FC Nantes with the derby's name stemming to the two club's proximity to that of the Atlantic Ocean. The history of this rivalry also transcends to
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Le chant des sirènes


" According to "Désinvolt", since Orelsan released his first album, "time did its course, the artist came of age and on "Le chant des sirènes", the themes approached become more personal, more thoughtful, evolution is assumed until the end and finally it is all of his work which gains depth." On 3 March 2012, "Le chant des sirènes" won the Victoire de la Musique award for Urban Music Album of the Year. The album entered the French Albums Charts in third place with
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Le chant des sirènes


that talking about people "as groups, as social classes, as layers, is bullshit," and that the song is to be taken as an example of what not to do. "Le chant des sirènes" produced 6 singles: "Le chant des sirènes" has received generally positive reviews from music critics. For Éric Mandel of "Journal du Dimanche", Orelsan "drives the point home with a stunning song: "Suicide social". It alternates trash humour and existential questions, homage to the origins of
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Le Chant des Africains


"Le Chant des Africains" ("The Song of the Africans") is the unofficial anthem of the Pied-noir community in France and her former colonies in Africa. Originally written in 1914 by a Sergeant-Major Bendifallah and companyman Marizot, "Le Chant des Africains" is a testimony to the bravery of a Moroccan goumier regiment disbanded after suffering severe losses in Meaux, northeast of Paris. The song became popular among the soldiery as well as civilians, but was not set to music until 1918 by Félix Boyer
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Justin Elie


Légende Créole", "Prière du soir, Invocation No. 2"; "Ismao-o !"; "Les Chants de la montagne No. 1"; "Nostalgie: Les Chants de la montagne No. 2"; "Nocturne: Les Chants de la montagne No. 3"; "Kiskeya". Elie's adaptations of Haitian melodies into miniatures led him to various performances in international concert venues, notably in the Carnegie Hall where he performed with his duet dancer called Hasoutra in 1923. In 1925
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Rien ne s'arrête


five studio albums ("Mademoiselle chante...", "Scène de vie", "Je te dis vous", "Dans ma chair", "Le Mot de passe"). However, there are several exceptions : the singles "Elle voulait jouer cabaret" and "Regarde les riches" are not available on this compilation, "Mademoiselle chante le blues" and "Les chansons commencent" were recorded in a live version during the 2000 "Le Mot de passe" tour, there is a live cover of
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Le chant des sirènes


Le chant des sirènes is the second studio album of French rapper Orelsan, released on 26 September 2011 by 3ème Bureau, 7th Magnitude and Wagram Music. In its first week, the album entered the French Albums Chart in third place with 15,529 copies sold in its first week, and is certified platinum in France. After his debut album "Perdu d'avance" in 2009, Orelsan said he was "resting on his laurels" and that he had "gone through hard times". The album is called "Le chant des
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Montéhus


Montéhus was one of the singers of the red revolt, along with Jean-Baptiste Clément (1836–1903), writer of the song "Le Temps des cerises", Eugène Pottier (1816–1887), writer of "L'Internationale", Jules Jouy (1855–1897), writer of "V'là l'choléra qu'arrive", "Les Anarchistes de Chicago", Pierre Dupont (1821–1870), "Le chant des ouvriers", "Le chant du vote", Gaston Couté (1880–1911) "Le gars qu'a mal tourné", etc.
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Le chant des sirènes


15,529 copies sold in its first week, doing much better than "Perdu d'avance", which entered in 20th place with 3,365 copies sold. In its second week, "Le chant des sirènes" went down eight places, finding itself in 11th place with 4,668 more copies sold. One month after release, "Le chant des sirènes" was certified gold in France with over 50,000 copies sold. 6 months after release, the album had sold more than 70,000 copies, and was certified platinum in France in 2012. Credits
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Chant des Partisans


The Chant des Partisans was the most popular song of the Free French and French Resistance during World War II. The piece was written and put to melody in London in 1943 after Anna Marly heard a Russian song that provided her with inspiration. Joseph Kessel and Maurice Druon wrote the French lyrics. It was performed by Anna Marly, broadcast by the BBC and adopted by the maquis. The lyrics of the song revolve around the idea of a life-or-death struggle for national liberation. After the war the "Chant
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What Can I Do? (Edith Piaf song)


the album "Wilson chante Montand". In 1949, Harold Rome wrote the English lyrics and the song is recorded in March 1950 by Madelyn Russell with Mitch Miller and his Orchestra. The title song became "What Can I Do ?". In 1951, the narrator of the short film "Compositeurs et Chansons de Paris" hums the song and he also hums "La Chanson du Maçon", "Le Régiment des mandolines" and "C'est si bon". In 1953, the melody of the song is played
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Chant après chant


was composed rapidly, in just a few weeks, on a commission from Les Percussions de Strasbourg. It was premiered in the Palais des Fêtes at the Strasbourg Festival on 23 June 1966. The performers were Berthe Kal (soprano), André Krust (piano), and Les Percussions de Strasbourg, conducted by Charles Bruck. The manuscript score is not dated, but was finished late in April 1966. When the score was published in 1968, it bore a dedication to Madame Edouard Blivet, the daughter of Francine Le Faucheur
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FC Girondins de Bordeaux


club was relegated just two years thereafter. In 1992, however, "Les Girondins" won that year's Ligue 2 title, thus being elevated to the top tier of French football. In the emergence of young and exciting players such as playmaker Zinedine Zidane, striker Christophe Dugarry and left back Bixente Lizarazu, the club ascended even higher to win the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1995. With this talented trio, the club defeated FC Rotor Volgograd (the 1995 King's Cup Winner), Real Betis, Milan and Slavia Prague
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Revolutionary song


Korea, as well as less permanent revolutionary movements in other countries. During the French Revolution notable songs, beyond La Marseillaise, included Chant du départ, Carmagnole, "Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira" (1790), Allons Français au Champs de Mars (1790), L'aristocratie en déroute (1790), Aux bons citoyens (1790), Le bonnet de la liberté, and many more. Songs during the American Revolutionary War with revolutionary lyrics and propaganda purposes include songs such as "Dying Redcoat
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Les Chants de Maldoror


Les Chants de Maldoror ("The Songs of Maldoror") is a French poetic novel, or a long prose poem. It was written and published between 1868 and 1869 by the Comte de Lautréamont, the "nom de plume" of the Uruguayan-born French writer Isidore Lucien Ducasse. The work concerns the misanthropic, misotheistic character of Maldoror, a figure of evil who has renounced conventional morality. Although obscure at the time of its initial publication, "Maldoror" was rediscovered and championed by the Surrealist artists during the
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Henry de Montherlant


"Songe" ('Dream'), an autobiographic novel, as well as his "Chant funèbre pour les morts de Verdun" ("Funeral Chant for the Dead at Verdun"), both exaltations of heroism during the Great War. Montherlant first achieved critical success with the 1934 novel "Les Célibataires", and sold millions of copies of his tetralogy "Les Jeunes Filles", written from 1936 through 1939. In these years Montherlant traveled extensively, mainly to Spain, Italy, and Algeria. During the Second
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Le Chant des chemins de fer


in Lille and conducted "Le Chant des chemins de fer" and at the same time the finale of his "Grande symphonie funèbre et triomphale" leading a military orchestra of 150 wind instrumentalists and singers from the Conservatoire de Lille. Berlioz had asked that the final chord be punctuated by a cannonade that could not take place. The text is by Jules Janin, a friend of Berlioz and saint-simonian. Berlioz supposedly had been enthusiastic at that time about Saint-Simonianism. The music is nervous and vigorous, the orchestration
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Le chant du rossignol


did finish it, he chose to also create a purely symphonic version, "Le chant du rossignol". In his autobiography, Stravinsky writes: "Le chant du rossignol"'s symphonic debut, conducted by Ernest Ansermet at the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, was met with criticism, much like that of "The Rite of Spring". Stravinsky's nontraditional use of dissonance and instruments was unwelcome in later performances of the piece as well. It is possibly due to this public reaction that he then let Diaghilev turn it
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Comte de Lautréamont


such, the life of the creator of the "Les Chants de Maldoror" remains for the most part unknown. "Les Chants de Maldoror" is based on a character called Maldoror, a figure of unrelenting evil who has forsaken God and mankind. The book combines a violent narrative with vivid and often surrealistic imagery. The critic Alex De Jonge writes: "Lautréamont forces his readers to stop taking their world for granted. He shatters the complacent acceptance of the reality proposed by their cultural traditions and makes them see that reality
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La Vie moderne: intégrale 1944-1959


1: "Le Temps des roses rouges" (Le Chant du Monde, 1950)br Brings 78s cuts together. CD 2: "Chansons de Léo Ferré" (Le Chant du Monde, 1954)br New recording of the previously released 78s songs. CD 3: "Paris canaille" (Odeon, 1953) CD 4: "Le Piano du pauvre" (Odeon, 1954) CD 5: "La Rue" (Odeon, 1955)br This disc sets 78s and 45s cuts together posthumously. CD 6: "Récital à l'Olympia
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March (music)


et Meuse", "La Victoire est à Nous", "Marche de la garde consulaire à Marengo", "La Galette", the "Chant du départ", "Le Chant des Africains", "Le Caïd", "la Marche Lorraine" and "Le Boudin". Greek marches typically combine French and German musical traditions, due to the Modern Greek State's history of Germanic Royal Dynasties, combined with Francophile governments as well as French and Bavarian officers and military advisors, who brought their respective musical
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François Brousse


La Rosée des constellations" (Dew of the Constellations) (1991) "Les Transfigurations" (Transfigurations) (1992) "Le Baiser de l’Archange" (The Kiss of the Archangel) (1993) "Le Frisson de l’aurore" (The Shiver of Dawn) (1993) "Les Miroitements de l’Infini" (The Shimmering Infinite) (1994) "Le Chant cosmique de Merlin" (Merlin's Cosmic Song) (1995) "L’Homme aux semelles de tempête" (The Man with Wandering Feet) (
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Le chant des sirènes


singing, this mix of myself and someone I'm not." He also says that he introduced more fiction, something that he wouldn't do before. He continues, "I confined myself at home, I went on vacations alone. I was at times very depressed." In another interview, Orelsan explains that the album's title song "Le chant des sirènes" was "a breaking point". According to the rapper, the song "La petite marchande de porte-clefs" is one that "dragged
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Les pêcheurs de perles


-Baden. "Ivan IV" provided music for three numbers in "Les pêcheurs de perles": the prelude; part of Zurga's "Une fille inconnue"; and the third act duet "O lumière sainte". The "Brahma divin Brahma" chorus was adapted from the rejected "Te Deum", and the chorus "Ah chante, chante encore" from "Don Procopio". It is also likely that music composed for the cancelled "La guzla de l'émir" found its way into the new opera
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Le Chant des Wallons


Le Chant des Wallons "(The Song of the Walloons)" is the anthem of Wallonia (Belgium). The original words, written in Walloon as "Li Tchant des Walons" by Théophile Bovy in 1900, were in 1901 set to music composed by Louis Hillier. Performed for the first time in the city of Liège, the song quickly spread to other parts of French-speaking Belgium and established itself like a "national" anthem for Wallonia. When, on 15 July 1998, the Walloon Parliament approved a
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Joseph Canteloube


called La Bourrée with several young Auvergnats in Paris who were eager to publicize the folklore and the beauty of their home region. Canteloube himself believed that "peasant songs often rise to the level of purest art in terms of feeling and expression, if not in form" ("les chants paysans s’élèvent bien souvent au niveau de l'art le plus pur, par le sentiment et l'expression, sinon par la forme"). He composed several song collections, which include "Chants de Haute-Auvergne", albums of songs of
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Auguste Le Guennant


Gregorian chant. In 1925, Le Guennant arrived at the Gregorian Institute of Paris as director and teacher of Gregorian chant, succeeding Dom Joseph Gajard of the Solesmes Abbey. After the Second World War, he organized many Gregorian sessions, not only in France but also in Fátima, and even Rio de Janeiro. Still teaching at the Gregorian Institute in Paris, this pedagogue and musician considerably boosted the teaching of Gregorian chant, by creating centres of study in several countries. When Maurice Duruflé thought about basing his Requiem on Gregorian chant
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Berthe Kal


à la Société Nationale de Musique, Salle Cortot. With Georges Delvallée as the pianist. Edison Denisov "Le Soleil des Incas", 24 November 1965. Création française du Domaine musical, au Théâtre de l'Odéon. Direction: Bruno Maderna Jean Barraqué "Chant après chant", 23–28 June 1966 at the Festival International de Strasbourg with André Krust as the pianist and Les Percussions de Strasbourg, Charles Bruck conducting Darius Milhaud "Hommage à Comenius op. 421", 15 November 1966, UNESCO. Direction: Manuel Rosenthal Pierre Mariétan
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Le Chant des Africains


, bandmaster of the Algerian Garrison. The lyrics were modified in 1943 to include all Africans who identified as Frenchmen or Pieds-noirs, especially those from the Arab world. Also changed were references to location, as most singers had returned to the colonies. Ironically, this situation has again reversed itself in the meantime. This 1943 version was dedicated to Lt.Col. van Hecke's who fought the 1944-45 Italian, French and German Allied military campaigns. The song was reportedly being used by the Europeans supporting the
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Le chant des sirènes


rap and the art of storytelling." Musical blog "Goûte Mes Disques" says, ""Le chant des sirènes" appears as a light and shade: an album punctuated by some flashes of genius and, unfortunately, also by several tracks that could be described as rather ordinary." Thierry Cadet of "Pure Charts" says the album is "written in bitterness, sparing no one." He goes on to say that the album's title is "like a satire of our time and the younger generations.
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Music of Brittany


events such as murders, deaths, wars, forced emigration or lost love. Performers in this field include Jean Le Meut from Vannes, whose songs are mostly of the "sonioù" variety, and are typically pastoral songs concerning love and marriage. More contemporary singers include Iffig Troadeg, who focuses on lyrically shocking gwerzioù, Patrick Marie, Marthe Vassalo, Klervi Rivière, Mathieu Hamon, Annie Ebrel, Erik Marchand and Denez Prigent. The chants de marins, are shanties, ballads about shipwrecks, sailing and loss of life,
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Casseurs Flowters


, with help from French record producer Skread, in 2004. Afterwards, the two rappers decided to focus on building their solo careers, with Orelsan releasing "Perdu d'avance" in 2009 and "Le chant des sirènes" in 2011, his first two studio albums, and Gringe releasing a mixtape entitled "Fantasy Mixtape" in 2009. Following the success of Orelsan's second studio album "Le chant des sirènes", the duo released their first collaborative single, "Bloqué", on 3 July 2013, as a pre
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Le Chant de Mallory


"Le chant de Mallory" (English translation: "Mallory's Song") was the French entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964, performed in French by Rachel. The song was written by André Popp and Pierre Cour, the team behind France's winning entry in the 1960 Contest, "Tom Pillibi". The song was performed seventh on the night (following Austria's Udo Jürgens with "Warum nur, warum?" and preceding the United Kingdom's Matt Monro with "I Love the Little Things")
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2010–11 Paris Saint-Germain F.C. season


and 1 August, with Italian side Roma, replacing Juventus, Portuguese club Porto and French outfit Girondins de Bordeaux visiting the Parc des Princes as PSG decided to resurrect the Tournoi de Paris for their 40th birthday. PSG presented their official anthem and mascot. The lyrics of "Go West" were rewritten following the suggestions made by the fans in PSG's website and was released as the official anthem before every match at the Parc des Princes. Germain, a lynx, was presented as the new mascot of PSG. After a
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Joseph Johnson (publisher)


particular, he promoted the translation of the works of persecuted French Girondins, such as Condorcet's "Outlines of an Historical View of the Progress of the Human Mind" (1795) and Madame Roland's "An Appeal to Impartial Posterity" (1795), which he had released in English within weeks of its debut in France. His publication of a translation of Constanin Volney's deistic "Les Ruines, ou méditations sur les révolutions des empires" (1791) quickly became a bestseller. Johnson also had some of the
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Château Bel Air (Le Haillan)


Château Bel Air, also called the Château du Haillan, is a château in Le Haillan in the outskirts of Bordeaux, Aquitaine, France. The 1820 building is the administrative headquarters of the FC Girondins de Bordeaux, a football club. The two-storey château has elements from the 18th century, and was transformed around 1845. It is faced with rough and dressed stone. The roof includes both slate and tile. The façade is decorated with sculptures and a coat of arms. In the Middle Ages the site was called
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Joseph d'Ortigue


his reputation as a musicologist—"Dictionnaire liturgique, historique et théorique de plain-chant et le musique d'église". This dictionary of plain chant and liturgical music was over a thousand pages long and fifteen years in the writing. In 1857 he collaborated with Louis Niedermeyer in the founding of "La Maîtrise", a journal devoted to church music which published many of Niedermeyer's works. They also co-wrote "Traité théorique et pratique de l'accompagnement du Plain-Chant", a treatise on the theory and practice of plain chant accompaniment
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Le Chant des mariées


Le Chant des mariées (Arabic: اغنية العروس, English: "The Wedding Song") is a 2008 Franco-Tunisian film. It is the second film of director-writer Karin Albou who also appeared in the film in a small role as the mother of lead character Myriam. Myriam (Lizzie Brocheré) and Nour (Olympe Borval) are two young Tunisian girls who live in the same poor tenement building. Jewish Myriam is allowed to go to school and was given certain privileges while Nour, a native Tunisian is
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Andrzej Świstak


Andrzej Świstak (born 2 June 1963) is a Polish former ice hockey player and coach. He played for Podhale Nowy Targ, Les Orques d'Anglet, Rapaces de Gap, Girondins de Bordeaux, Flammes Bleues de Reims, Aquitains de Bordeaux, Dogues de Bordeaux, Bélougas de Toulouse, Lions de Lyon, and HC Havre during his career. Świstak also played for the Polish national team at the 1992 Winter Olympics and 1992 World Championship. At the 1983 World Junior Pool B Championship in Anglet, France, Świstak defected and remained
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Kandisa (album)


album's production. Lyrics: Sanjeev Sharma for Khajuraho, Kaun and Kya Maloom. Kandisa and Ma Rewa are traditional. Hille le is based on Gorakh Pande’s words. Kashmiri lyrics in Kaun by Indira Kilam. Kandisa is an ancient prayer which is still chanted in the Syro Malabar Church and the Syriac Orthodox Church. The album's title, and the song Kandisa is in Aramaic-East Syriac which is used in the liturgy of the Saint Thomas Christians of Kerala. Hindi is widely used throughout the album with Kashmiri lyrics
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FC Girondins de Bordeaux


Football Club des Girondins de Bordeaux (; commonly referred to as Girondins de Bordeaux or simply Bordeaux) is a French professional football club based in the city of Bordeaux. The club currently play in Ligue 1, the top division of French football. The team is currently coached by Paulo Sousa and captained by Benoît Costil. Bordeaux was founded in 1 October 1881 as a multi-sports club and is one of the most successful football clubs in France. The club has won six Ligue 1 titles, which is the joint fourth-
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Shadowland (The Lion King)


insistent cadences that suggest universality and timelessness." The song also contains an ecology-themed message, demonstrated by its lyric "“The river's dry, the ground has broken." Michael Billington, arts critic for "The Guardian", believes that the song's use of grassland chants "pays homage to Africa". "Billboard" music critic Larry Flick wrote that Headley and actress Tsidii Le Loka exchange "smooth pop vocals and traditional tribal chants"; the two soloists are augmented by a choir who "gradually
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Pierre-Gustave Staal


Beaumont, 1865; "Les Contes de tous les pays", by Emile Chasles, 1867). He also did drawings for "Muses et Fées, histoire des femmes mythologiques", by Joseph Méry and Count Foelix (1851) and for the volume of the "Chants et chansons populaires de France" (Garnier brothers editors, 1848). Staal drew several portraits of women intended for engraving ("Les Femmes de la Bible, collection de portraits des femmes remarquables de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament", by Monsignor
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Alphonse de Lamartine


, which describes in retrospect the fervent love shared by a couple from the point of view of the bereaved man. Lamartine was masterly in his use of French poetic forms. Raised a devout Catholic, Lamartine became a pantheist, writing "Jocelyn" and "La Chute d'un ange". He wrote "Histoire des Girondins" in 1847 in praise of the Girondists. Lamartine made his entrance into the field of poetry with a masterpiece, "Les Méditations Poétiques" (1820), and awoke to find himself famous. He
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Foreign Legion Pioneers (Pionniers)


The Legion Pionniers distinguish themselves by their specific and unique dress uniform : Chant de Marche : Nous sommes tous des volontaires featuring: poem Nous sommes tous des volontaires, Les gars du 1er étranger, Notre devise est légendaire, Honneur Fidélité - Fidélité, Marchons légionnaires, Dans la boue, dans le sable brûlant, (bis) Marchons l'âme légère, (bis) Et le cœur vaillant, (bis) Marchons légionnaires. (bis) Nous marchons gaiement en cadence, Malgré le vent malgré la pluie, Les meilleurs soldats de
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Pierre Bottero


(Ellana : the Prophecy) L'Autre (The Other) (2006), the trilogy Le Souffle de la Hyène (the Breathing of the Hyena), Le Maître des tempêtes (The Master of the Storms) and La Huitième Porte (The Eighth Door) Les Âmes croisées (Crossed Souls) (2010 – Posthumous work) Le Chant du Troll (The Song of the Troll) (2010 – graphic novel created with Gilles Francescano – posthumous work) Amies à vie (2001) (Lifetime Friends) Le Garçon qui
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Franck Montagny


drove the Peugeot 908 HDi FAP at the 2008 24 Hours of Le Mans and finished in the third place with Ricardo Zonta and Christian Klien. Montagny made his debut in the American Le Mans Series with Andretti Green Racing at the 2008 Northeast Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park in July 2008, driving an Acura ARX-01B. He made his IndyCar Series debut in 2009 at the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma at Infineon Raceway with Andretti Green Racing. Montagny has signed up to drive the Girondins de Bordeaux entry in the Superleague Formula for the 2010
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4th Foreign Regiment (France)


. Inscribed on the regimental colors of the 4th Foreign Regiment are the motto of the Foreign Legion: ""Honneur et Fidélité"" Chant de Marche : C'est le 4 en chantant featuring: poem À travers pierres et dunes, S'en vont les képis blancs. Sous le soleil, clair de lune, Nous marchons en chantant. Vers Bechar ou vers Casa, Dans toutes les direction, Nous repartons au combat, Pour la gloire de la Légion. C'est le 4 en chantant qui s'avance, Qui s'avance, laissez-le
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Alain Borer


, Hugo Pratt, Casterman), particularly on Joseph Beuys ("Joseph Beuys", published by the Centre Pompidou, 1994, and La Bibliothèque des Arts, Lausanne, 2001), essayist ("Saint-Martin ou la coupabilité", musée de Tours), playwright ("Paul des oiseaux", "Le Chant du Rien visible", "Fourbis", "Le Quadrige invectif", "Le cercle d'art", 2005, assembled together in "Icare & I don't", Seuil, 2007
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Maximilien Robespierre


of Lyon against the National Convention, Jean-Baptiste Carrier ordered the drownings at Nantes. Tallien succeeded in feeding the guillotine in Bordeaux and Joseph Lebon in Somme and Pas-de-Calais. Saint-Just and Le Bas visited the Rhine Army to watch the generals and punish officers for the least sign of treasonous timidity, or lack of initiative. On 31 October Brissot and 21 Girondins were guillotined in 36 minutes. Early November the heads of Philippe Égalité, Olympe de Gouges and Madame Roland fell; the last shouted on
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2014–15 Paris Saint-Germain F.C. season


Saint-Germain were sitting five points adrift of Olympique de Marseille after eight games (19 points for OM and 14 for Paris). After something of a World Cup hangover for the club's international stars, "Les Rouge-et-Bleu" really hit their stride in October, and especially November. Lens (1-3), Girondins de Bordeaux (3-0), Lorient (1-2), Marseille (2-0), Metz (2-3) and Nice (1-
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Ons Heemecht


, chant, de la montagne et la vallée La terre, qui nous portait, Les «amoureux a un écho fidèle» effectué dans chaque sein. Pour le pays quelque façon que ce soit trop beau Chaque mot qui sonne hors de lui, Prendre l'âme comme Himmelstön Et nos yeux brillants comme le feu. Ô Toi aux cieux qui nuit et jour Diriges les nations du monde; Écarte du pays de Luxembourg L'oppression étrangère Enfants nous avons reçu de Toi L'esprit de la liberté; Permets au soleil de liberté De luire à tout
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Iwan Gilkin


Iwan Gilkin (7 January 1858 – 28 September 1924) was a Belgian poet. Born in Brussels, Gilkin was associated with the Symbolist school in Belgium. His works include "Les ténèbres" (1892, featuring a frontispiece by Odilon Redon) and "Le Sphinx" (1907). Linked with the development of the literary revue the "Parnasse de la Jeune Belgique", he was an early appreciator of the Comte de Lautréamont's infamous work, "Les Chants de Maldoror", and sent several copies of the
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Marcel Moreau


Brussels for the newspaper "Le Peuple". In 1955 he became a proof-reader for the daily "Le Soir". He married in 1957 and fathered two children. In 1963 he published his first novel, "Quintes", notably praised by Simone de Beauvoir. Then followed "Bannière de bave" (Dribble Banner, 1965), "La terre infestée d'hommes" (Earth Infested with Men, 1966) and "Le chant des paroxysmes" (The Sound of Paroxysms, 1967). He moved to
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FC Girondins de Bordeaux


Le club au scapulaire" then two seasons later defeated Club Brugge 4–1 on aggregate in the fourth round to reach the 2004 UEFA Cup quarter-finals, where the club fell to eventual winners Valencia. Bordeaux got to another final in 2007 where there were eventually victorious in winning the Coupe de la Ligue of that year. Bordeaux then achieved further honors in winning the Ligue 1 and Coupe de la Ligue titles of the 2008–09 French footballing season thus achieving the first ever double in the club's history.. In 2013, Bordeaux won
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Le chant du rossignol


into a ballet. The piece's ballet debut occurred on February 2, 1920 at the Théâtre National de l'Opéra in Paris. The choreography was Leonid Massine by and designs by Henri Matisse. This also was met with some skepticism; Stravinsky himself was not entirely pleased. "I had destined "Le Chant du Rossignol" for the concert platform, and a choreographic rendering seemed to me to be quite unnecessary," he says later in his autobiography. Stravinsky agreed to do a revival of the ballet in 1925. Originally,
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Henri Bachelin


Le Village", where he depicts the countryside and villages of the Morvan with great realism. He was also the author of historical novels ("L'Abbaye-Vézelay au XIIe siècle", "La mort de Bibracte"), novels of manners ("Le Péché de la Vierge", "La Vénus rustique") and training novels fed with autobiographical elements ("L'Héritage", "Le Chant du coq"). He was awarded the prix Femina in 1918 for "Le Serviteur", in which he pays
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Carnets de scène


Scène de vie" tour. There were 210 concerts, 650,000 spectators in 13 countries, including Japan, Canada and the USSR, where she sang in Moscow and Leningrad. It was recorded across two days between May 12 and 19, 1990, at Zénith of Paris (France). The album contains many songs from "Mademoiselle chante..." and "Scène de vie", plus a few new songs, such as "Lily Marlène". The hits "Mademoiselle chante le blues" and "Quand Jimmy dit"
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Comte de Lautréamont


and at his own expense) the first canto of "Les Chants de Maldoror" (Chant premier, par ***), a booklet of thirty-two pages. On 10 November 1868, Ducasse sent a letter to the writer Victor Hugo, in which he included two copies of the first canto, and asked for a recommendation for further publication. A new edition of the first canto appeared at the end of January 1869, in the anthology "Parfums de l'Âme" in Bordeaux. Here Ducasse used his pseudonym
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Émile Rummelhardt


Émile Rummelhardt was a French professional footballer and manager. He was born 12 January 1914 in Mulhouse (Germany)(at that time) and died 15 January 1978 in Mérignac (Gironde). Alsatian Émile Rummelhardt played as defender/midfielder for Troyes, FC Mulhouse and Girondins de Bordeaux. He was manager of Le Mans (1948–51), Gien (1951–52), FC Metz (1952–55), FC Mulhouse (1955–58), US Forbach (1958–59), FC Mulhouse (1959–62), AS Cherbourg (1962–67), Stade de Reims
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Henri Betti


des mandolines" (lyrics by Maurice Vandair), "C'est si bon" (lyrics by André Hornez), "Mais qu’est-ce que j’ai ?" (lyrics by Édith Piaf), "Rien dans les mains, rien dans les poches" (lyrics by André Hornez), "Maître Pierre" (lyrics by Jacques Plante), "Toutes les femmes", "Deux amoureux sur un banc", "Elle et lui" (lyrics by André Hornez) and "Comme c'est bon chez toi"
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La Complainte du partisan


"La Complainte du Partisan" (""The Partisan"") is a song about the French Resistance in World War II. The song was written in 1943 in London by Emmanuel d'Astier de la Vigerie (lyrics) and Anna Marly (music). It is often confused with the Chant des Partisans, written by Joseph Kessel and Maurice Druon (lyrics) and Anna Marly (music), which became the unofficial anthem of the French Resistance. Originally written in French, it has been adapted in English with lyrics
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Frederic Marcotte


"Idoles de guerre" (war idols) in "Les Écrits" (revue), no 132, August 2011, p. 109-113. "Vacance de Dieu" (vacations of God) in "Les Écrits" (revue), no 135, August 2012, p. 67-71. "Chants" in "Les Écrits" (revue), no 140, March 2014, p. 131-135. "Surtout ne me libère pas" in "Estuaire", no 157, May 2014,
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Jacobin


their political views: what united them was their aversion to the Girondins. The Legislative Assembly, governing France from October 1791 until September 1792, was dominated by men like Brissot, Isnard and Roland: Girondins. But after June 1792, Girondins visited less and less the Jacobin Club, where Robespierre, their fierce opponent, grew more and more dominant. On 21 September 1792, after the fall of the monarchy the title assumed by the Jacobin Club after the promulgation of the constitution of 1791 ("Société des amis de la
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Girondins TV


Girondins TV is a French subscription based-channel, entirely dedicated to the French football team of FC Girondins de Bordeaux. It was launched on 14 August 2008. Jean-Philippe Doux, journalist of M6, is the president of this channel. The channel offers pre-recorded matches during the season, the reserve team games, the latest from the training sessions and a daily talk show all about the club. With this development the club follows other football clubs in France, like Olympique de Marseille ("OM TV"
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Les Chants de Maldoror


home to his well-to-do family in Paris, unaware that Maldoror had been stalking him. Maldoror writes Mervyn a love letter, requesting to meet, and Mervyn replies and accepts. Upon their meeting, Maldoror forces Mervyn into a sack, and beats his body against the side of a bridge, ultimately flinging the sack onto the dome of the Panthéon. This final, violent episode has been interpreted as a killing of the traditional novel form, in favor of "Maldoror's" experimental writing. "Les Chants
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Dion chante Plamondon


-assured and mature as on her latter-day recordings as a world-class superstar. Her voice exudes a passion beyond her young years, especially on the album's rocking opener, "Des mots qui sonnent"." They also said that "this album spans a wide musical spectrum, including the dramatic "Le fils de Superman," the funk-tinged "Je danse dans ma tête," the bluesy "Les uns contre les autres," and the mega-power ballad "Le blues du businessman
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Skira (publisher)


: firstly, Ovid's "Les Métamorphoses" (1931) (with 30 etchings by Pablo Picasso), and Mallarmé's "Poésies" (1932) (with 29 etchings by Matisse). These were followed by further luxury editions of poetry: Comte de Lautréamont's "Les Chants de Maldoror" (1934) (with illustrations by Salvador Dalí) and Virgil's "Les Bucoliques" (1936) (illustrated by André Beaudin). In 1933 Albert Skira moved to Paris and opened a branch of his firm there
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Canon (music)


French chace is the anonymous "Se je chant mains". Richard describes "Se je chant mains" as evoking the atmosphere of a falcon hunt: "The middle section is truly a tour de force, but of a wholly new and off-beat type: a riot of hockets set to 'words' mixing French, bird-language, and hound-language in an onomatopoetical mélange." Guillaume de Machaut also used the 3-voice "chace" form in movements from his masterpiece "Le Lai de la Fontaine"
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Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi!


Cretu, as Enigma] doesn't seem to have done much to expand upon his original ideas", and despite reserving praise for the "darkly lovely" "The Child in Us", dismissed most of the album as "twaddle" and "disappointing". The site gave the album two and a half stars out of five. In a D+ review, Tracey Pepper of "Entertainment Weekly" summarized the album as "another synthesizer-heavy mix of Gregorian chants, moody atmospherics, lyrics rife with existential platitudes,
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2013–14 Paris Saint-Germain F.C. season


, Marquinhos and Edinson Cavani all joined the squad now coached by Laurent Blanc, who replaced Carlo Ancelotti. The defending Ligue 1 champions hit the ground running with a 2-1 victory over Girondins de Bordeaux to snare the first silverware of the new season, the 2013 Trophée des Champions in Libreville, Gabon. In Ligue 1, the season opened with a 1-1 draw away to Montpellier, followed by a 1-1 draw at home to AC Ajaccio, which saw Edinson Cavani open his account with "Les Rouge
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Benoît Trémoulinas


club US Lormont. In 1994, he signed a youth contract with FC Girondins de Bordeaux, spending approximately seven years in the club's youth system and one year in the Championnat de France amateur before earning a call up to the senior team in preparation for the 2007–08 season following the signing of his professional contract. Trémoulinas received the number 28 shirt and served as backup to the younger Florian Marange and elder Franck Jurietti. He made his professional debut on 15 August 2007 in a league match against Le Mans, and was limited
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Fabien Farnolle


saw him play very little with fifteen appearances made over the three years playing for Bordeaux's B team. He left "Les Girondins" in the summer of 2005 for Portugal. Farnolle signed for Primeira Liga side Vitória de Setúbal. He impressed manager Luís Norton de Matos, who kept him in the first team squad, where he competed to be Setúbal's number one choice goalkeeper alongside Marcelo Moretto and Marco Tábuas. Despite impressing Setúbal's manager, he was beaten to the starting line up by Marcelo Moretto. His relegation to
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Mario Cazes


Aux reflets de Paris, Si tu voulais, La Vira, Serment d'Amour, M'amour!M'amour!, Aux reflets de Paris, Moana, Ne faites pleurer les femmes, Pour toi, Garde-moi, Obsession, Ton bonheur, Chant des Guitares, Tout près de moi, Tu me verras passer, L'étrange Mélodie, Dans un Sourire, Valse Vache, J'suis un p'tit gosse, Chrysanthèmes, Fox trot du Canari, Je ne t'aime plus, Amour Folie, L'Écrevisse, Ma Wallonie, En Dansant Le Charl'ston, Le Chapelet d'amour
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Guillaume de Machaut


de Machaut's lyric output comprises around 400 poems, including 235 ballades, 76 rondeaux, 39 virelais, 24 lais, 10 "complaintes", and 7 "chansons royales", and Machaut did much to perfect and codify these fixed forms. Some of his lyric output is embedded in his narrative poems or "dits", such as "Le remède de fortune" ("The Cure of Ill Fortune") which includes one of each genre of lyric poetry, and "Le voir dit" ("A True
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Dion chante Plamondon


stone", "Le blues du businessman", "Un garçon pas comme les autres (Ziggy)" and "Les uns contre les autres"). "Le monde est stone" and "Ziggy" were performed originally by Fabienne Thibeault, and "Le blues du businessman" by Claude Dubois. Thibeault and Dubois sang also "Les uns contre les autres". Other covers include: Martine St-Clair's "Le fils de Superman", Diane Dufresne's "Oxygène" and "J'ai besoin d'un chum
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Burundi Bwacu


Tugutūye amabóko, umutima n'úbuzima,br Imâna yakúduhāye ikudútūngire.br Horana ubúmwe n'ábagabo n'ítĕkāne.br Sāgwa n'úrwĕze, sāgwa n'ámahóro mēzá. Cher Burundi, ô doux pays,br Prends place dans le Concert des nations.br En tout bien, tout honneur, accédé à l'indépendance.br Reçois donc le compliment des nations,br Agrée l'hommage de tes enfants.br Qu'à travers l'univers retentisse ton nom. Cher Burundi, héritage sacré de nos aïeux,br Reconnu digne de te gouvernerbr Au courage tu allies le sentiment de l'honneur.br Chante la gloire de ta liberté reconquise. Cher Burundi,
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Édouard Brasey


. it's followed with "Les Pardons de Locronan" and "La Sirène d'Ouessant" His next novel, due to appear with Calmann-Lévy in 2015, is a crime novel in which the action takes place in Haute Provence at the beginning of the 1960s, "L’Affaire de la Cabre d’Or". On 20 June 2009 Édouard Brasey received the Prix Merlin in the novels category for "Les Chants de la Walkyrie", the first volume of the cycle "La Malédiction de l’Anneau" (Belfond editions, 2008 -
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Pierre Clastres


In 1973, "The Duty to Speak" was released on "Nouvelle Revue de Psychanalyse". In France, "Le Grand Parler. Mythes et chants sacrés des Indiens Guaraní" was published by Éditions du Seuil in 1974. The book was never officially translated into English; Moyn calls it "The Great Speech: Myths and Sacred Chants of the Guarani Indians", while "The Routledge Dictionary of Anthropologists" referred to it as "The Oral Treasury: Myths and Sacred Song of the Guarani Indians". Clastres had
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13th Demi-Brigade of Foreign Legion


will be composed of 1300 men grouped in eight companies: "Chant de Marche : Nos Képis Blancs (Sous le soleil brulant d'Afrique)" featuring: poem "1st couplet" Sous le soleil brûlant d'Afrique, Cochinchine, Madagascar, Une phalange magnifique, A fait flotter nos étendards, Sa devise «Honneur et vaillance», Forme des soldats valeureux, Son drapeau celui de la France, Est un emblème des plus glorieux. "Refrain" Vive la Légion étrangère, Et quand défilent les képis blancs, Si leur allure n'est
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Jean-Claude Villain


près, 1984, H.C. Du gel sur les mains, 1979, H.C. Paroles pour un silence prochain, 1977, Plein Chant Publ., Terres étreintes, 1977, L'Arbre Publ., Au creux de l'oreille, 1974, St Germain des Prés Publ. Prose : Le monde est beau et nous avons des yeux pour voir, 2005 (3° éd. en 2010), Encres vives Publ., Yeux ouverts dans le noir, récit poétique, 2003, L’Harmattan Publ., Aïssawiya, short novels, 2003,
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Song of the Earth (ballet)


von der Erde" was made for the Paris Opera Ballet. With sets, costumes, and lighting designed by the choreographer himself, it had its first performance on 24 February 2015 at the Palais Garnier, the company's home theater. The conductor was Patrick Lange, and the singers were Burkhard Fritz, tenor, and Paul Armin Edelmann, baritone. Under the French title "Le Chant de la Terre", it was danced by ""les étoiles, les premiers danseurs, et corps de ballet"" of the
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Orelsan et Gringe sont les Casseurs Flowters


process. The two rappers had done the songs "Entre bien et mal" from "Perdu d'avance" and "Ils sont cools" from "Le chant des sirènes", as well as being featured on "C'est beau de rêver" by Taipan from his album "Dans le circuit" among others before collectively working on their new studio album and releasing tracks as Casseurs Flowters. Despite the success of his first two studio albums, Orelsan kept his feet on the ground and never forgot, according to "Les Inrocks"
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Françoise Pommaret


pour un temps futur", pp. 22–23. "Chants traditionnels Zhungdra", pp. 25–26. "Sonneries de trompes", p. 28. "Le Cham, rituels et danses masquées", pp. 30–32. "Chants traditionnels Zhungdra, Boedra et Gurma", pp. 34–35. 2006 "Bhoutan. La chanson de Laya", Montagnes, Juillet 2006, 66-71. "The Treasures houses of Bhutan" in Bhutan, Department of Tourism, Thimphu, 2006, 38-43. "The
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Francesca Solleville


n°2" of 1963. She confirmed her role as a singer of activist songs against Nazism, Francoism and the Vietnam War. Equally, she supported the workers' cause ("Le Chant des ouvriers"). In 1971, she recorded with Marcel Mouloudji and Armand Mestral "La Commune en chantant", a homage to 100 years of the Paris Commune. In 1975, she released "Chants d'exil et de lutte" based on the texts of Pablo Neruda. In 1988, she celebrated the bicentenary of the
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Anna Marly


his death she moved to Lazy Mountain, Alaska. Anna Marly also wrote "A Song in Triple Time" ("Une chanson à trois temps") for Édith Piaf and "La Complainte du Partisan" (known as "The Partisan"). In the United States, "The Partisan" gained popularity when Leonard Cohen released it in 1969 and Joan Baez in 1972. Many French singers have recorded "Chant des partisans", including Yves Montand in 1955. In recognition of the importance of "Le chant des
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Diego Valverde Villena


Universidad Mayor de San Andres (La Paz, Bolivia), where he taught Medieval Lyric, Baroque Lyric and Poetry between 1996 and 1998. From 2002 to 2004 he worked in the staff of the Secretary of State for Culture in Spain. He has translated into Spanish literary works written by Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling, John Donne, Edmund Spenser, George Herbert, Ezra Pound, Emily Dickinson, Mikolaj Sep Szarzynski, Paul Éluard, Joachim du Bellay, Valery Larbaud, Nuno Júdice, Jorge Sousa Braga, E.T.A. Hoffmann
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André Dran


) and "La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein" by Offenbach (Fritz), conducted by Leibowitz (Urania, 1958). A live 1971 broadcast of "Le Comte de Luxembourg" by Franz Lehár (French version - Comte Fernand de Luxembourg), conducted by Adophe Sibert, has been reissued on Naxos. André Dran married the soprano Monique de Pondeau. He is the father of the tenor Thierry Dran (born 1953) who has a career in European opera houses and recordings and author of "Le chant m'a sauvé
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Bronislava Nijinska


train new ballet professionals, and to perform internationally. She signed a 3-year contract. For the company's 1937-1938 debut season, she created five new ballets, including "Concerto de Chopin", "Le Chant de la Terre", "Apollon et la Belle", "Le Rappel", and "La Légende de Cracovie". The five opened in November 1937, at the Théâtre de Mogador in Paris, as part of the Exposition Internationale. Well received, the Exposition awarded Ballet Polonais the Grand Prix
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6th Foreign Engineer Regiment


is indicated in the grenade underneath the armor while the motto of the regiment is inscribed to the left and right of the hexagon. Chant de Marche : Sapeurs, mineurs et bâtisseurs poem 1er couplet Sixième étranger d’infanterie. Refrain Sapeurs, mineurs et bâtisseurs À l’assaut légionnaire du Six Et de la force des vainqueurs Portons très haut notre devise Parfois détruire. Souvent construire. Toujours servir avec Honneur et Fidélité. 2e couplet Sixième étranger de génie Légion, Dans les combats les plus violents, En première ligne nous serons mis, Comme les
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Machine (band)


writes is untitled, but it is known that it is "There But For the Grace of God Go I," as Zeke muses aloud on the lyrics. Mylene gives a powerful introduction to the song, seemingly overtaken by the Holy Spirit, and the chorus is chanted/sung in Spanish ("antes de la gloria de Dios, ay voy yo") by Mylene and a few members of the choir before she launches into the song in English, with piano accompaniment by Zeke. The lyrics were further changed in
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Joseph Bonet de Treyches


. Moderate, he voted for the call to the people, for death and for reprieve during the trial of Louis XVI. Linked to the Girondins, without really being part of their group, he was charged on 3 October 1793, but managed to take refuge in Switzerland while his father was imprisoned in Le Puy, accused of federalism. He returned to the Convention after the fall of Maximilien Robespierre (9 thermidor year II - 27 July 1794). He was in charge of a mission in Ardèche, Haute-Loire
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Federalist revolts


-de-Marat (later, Le Havre-Marat). In Brittany, the fleeing Girondin leaders arrived at Quimper on 8 August but found little support for their insurrection, even among a peasantry with strong monarchist tendencies and a hatred of the levée en masse. St Malo prepared to defect to the British as Toulon had done, but Convention forces were able to take control quickly and prevent this. On 21 September, Petion, Barbaroux and the others abandoned Brittany, sailing from the port of Lanvéoc to Bordeaux, where
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