Michel Tournier Vendredi ou la Vie Sauvage

Contraction's second album captures the beauty, originality, and adventurous nature of a group recognized as one of Quebec's greatest progressive rock bands. This album, released in 1974, is dedicated to the late Franck Dervieux from whom the group took its inspiration. It features another long cycle of progressive songs highlighted by the 18-minute title track.

Parmi les œuvres emblématiques de Versailles, les Symphonies pour les Soupers du Roi figurent au premier plan. Musiques d’un Palais convoquant un monde de passions, de caractères, d’intrigues, d’échos de batailles… ennobli par le faste des trompettes et des hautbois, elles résonnent jusqu’à nos jours comme les musiques du Plus Grand Roi du Monde. Certes, ce sont des « Musiques de Table » comme on en trouve ailleurs en Europe (le Banchetto Musicale de Schein en 1617, la Tafelmusik de Telemann en 1733), mais quel Prince peut aligner pour ce faire les 24 Violons du Roi, et les vents de sa royale Ecurie ? Avec le luxe d’un orchestre d’Opéra, voici Louis XIV mangeant en public chaque jour, un moment essentiel de la journée.

Michel Roux, one of the greatest bass-baritones of the 1950s was very sought-after performer of Offenbach. He recorded three operettas conducted by Jules Gressier, witfully impersonating the Baron hoping for extra-conjugal adventures in La vie Parisienne.

The greatest songs of Michel Fugain revisited by: Kids United, Patrick Fiori, Slimane, Olivier Dion, Damien Sargue, Victoria, Claudio Capéo, Ben L’oncle Soul, Anaïs Delva, Sophie Tapie, Arcadian, Corneille, Florent Mothe, Chimène Badi, Mickael Dos Santos. To celebrate Michel Fugain's 50-year career, the inevitable artists of the new generation celebrate an artist who has passionately sung youth, and even embodied his impetus, his madness, his vitality, his candor. Before "Chante la vie sante" was built, it was a long time since many of Michel Fugain's songs had changed from voice to voice.