Rault

François Devienne (31 January 1759 – 5 September 1803) was a French composer and professor for flute at the Paris Conservatory. Devienne was born in Joinville, Haute-Marne, as the youngest of fourteen children of a saddlemaker. After receiving his first musical training as a choirboy in his hometown, he was playing in various Parisian ensembles as soloist and orchestra player.

" Bientôt on pourra passer toute sa vie sans sortir de sa bagnole, et y faire tout, tout, tout, sauf rouler. " - Pierre Desproges -
Quand la rédaction de L'Aurore proposa à Pierre Desproges, alors inconnu, de rédiger des brèves dans les colonnes des faits divers, ils ignoraient qu'ils avaient ouvert la vanne d'un infatigable provocateur à la langue soutenue, un humoriste d'avant-garde, décalé et incisif. …

Les mots l'amusent, il en joue et en abuse, avec son humour d'une intense noirceur et son intelligence aiguisée. En ne choisissant qu'un seul mot par lettre, Desproges prend le parti d'être partial, et son dictionnaire superflu d'en devenir indispensable : sous la provocation se cache toujours la réflexion, derrière le jeu de mot facile se glisse la dénonciation tout en poésie de cet "écriveur" hors du commun. …

Johnny Shines was far from predictable. Though he recorded his share of inspired electric dates, he had no problem turning around and delivering a stripped-down, all-acoustic Delta blues session like Too Wet to Plow. Recorded in Edmonton, Canada in 1975, Too Wet to Plow finds Shines in excellent form. His solid accompaniment includes harmonica player Sugar Blue and bassist Ron Rault, as well as guitarist/singer Louisiana Red (a superb bluesman who isn't nearly as well known as he should be), and Shines clearly has a strong rapport with them on "Red Sun," "Traveling Back Home," and other highly personal originals. Although Shines' own songs are dominant, one of the album's high points is an interpretation of Robert Johnson's "Hot Tamale."

Plus de 120 cartes et infographies sur la condition des femmes dans le monde pour prendre acte des avancées remarquables et mesurer les obstacles. Le droit de disposer librement de son corps est-il acquis ? Sexualité, famille, vieillesse, canons esthétiques : la vie privée des femmes a changé, mais continue de se heurter à des stéréotypes tenaces. Quel est l'impact réel des lois sur la parité ? Les données inédites rassemblées dans cet Atlas soulignent les avancées et les paradoxes de la condition féminine. Un regard scientifique, sans complaisance ni parti-pris, sur un des grands enjeux contemporains. …

Portrait de Michel Berger qui retrace la singularité de son itinéraire dans lequel l'auteur analyse son oeuvre et son influence sur le monde de la chanson française. …

François Devienne (Joinville, January 31, 1759 - Charenton, September 5, 1803) was a French composer, nicknamed the "French Mozart '. François Devienne is the last of fourteen children of a manufacturer of saddles. He quickly comes into contact with music since, after learning several instruments at an early stage with his older brother, he becomes a child of ur hp in his hometown. This musical approach allows him to apply later in various Parisian ensembles as a soloist and member of orchestras and, better still, he joined in 1780 at the Kleber. He plays the flute (which he taught Felix Rault), bassoon (it began in 1788, bassoonist at the Théâtre de Monsieur then at the Paris Opera in 1793).