Louis Chedid le Bonheur Fait ma Joie

Béatrice et Bénédict, Berlioz's last completed work, is based on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, but the libretto, by the composer, dispenses with most of the intrigue of the original and reduces the plot to a single premise: Béatrice et Bénédict mask their affection for each other by squabbling, and then finally come to their senses and get married. Although designated an opera, it is closer in effect to an opéra comique because of its very extensive use of spoken dialogue.

This "box of CD's" is a compilation of Dalida's greatest songs in their original French versions from 1970 - 1997. The songs included in this collection will make you laugh and make you cry. You can play these CD's endlessly and never be tired of listening to them, even if you can't understand French!

Dalida was one of the most important female singers in the history of French music, yet she is hardly known in Britain or America. Her career spanned 32 years from 1956 to 1987, when she committed suicide. She recorded for the Barclay label until 1970, when she moved to her brother's label, Orlando. This collection contains (as far as I know) every song she recorded for Barclay in it's original form (no remixes here). Another massive boxed set is available covering all her Orlando recordings. The CD's that make up the two boxed sets were all made available separately.

Après une tournée de près de 200 dates en Europe et au Canada et un album de duos certifié or, Julien Clerc a retrouvé avec bonheur les chemins de la création. Il a composé des chansons, travaillé avec quelques-unes des plus belles plumes de la chanson française Carla Bruni, Clara Luciani, Marc Lavoine, Bernard Lavilliers, J.Cherhal etc. et rejoint Marlon B. (Juliette Armanet, Brigitte, Louis Chedid) pour la réalisation de son nouvel album. 1er extrait « Mon Refuge », texte signé Clara Luciani. Une chanson solaire et universelle d’un artiste dans les cœurs depuis plus de 50 ans maintenant.