Author: Aznavour, Charles

Format: Audiobook

Release Date: 07-05-1996

Details: Amazon.ca If Aznavour has been working since the fifties with the pianist Jeff Davies (who signs here "Le Temps" and many others...), it is however with the writer Françoise Dorin that he signs one of his standards: " How sad is Venice", which he will adapt in Spanish and even in Italian. The rest of this disc devoted to titles from the year 1964 also includes the superb "Yesterday again" (taken up by Bruel during his Zénith 2000 and which Aznavour joined on the day of the last). During the 1960s, Aznavour liked to regularly re-record his old standards, in particular "I hate Sundays", signed with the singer Florence Véran for Piaf and Gréco at the very beginning of the 1950s. Also the titles of the end of the Fifties ("This sacred piano", "The Palace of our chimeras", "I deduce that I love you", "Because" written with Gaby Wagenheim). While some of the songs are arranged by Paul Mauriat, "Avec" is performed to music by Franck Pourcel, the other leader of orchestral versions during the 1950s to 1970s. The inner booklet of this disc detached from the integral of Aznavour includes the texts of the songs. --AB

UPC: 724383496624

EAN: 0072438349662

Languages: English

Binding: Audio CD

Item Condition: UsedAcceptable