Sentence examples for chanson that from inspiring English sources
According to Grace Jones, La Vie En Rose was a chanson that belonged to Paris before she gave it to the dancefloors of the world.
The readings throughout the marathon, by a strong company that included the Symphony Space founder Isaiah Sheffer and the actor Ren?uberjonois, were as intrinsic to the event as were the chamber works, cabaret songs and chanson that surrounded them.
The readings throughout the marathon, by a strong company that included the Symphony Space founder Isaiah Sheffer and the actor René Auberjonois, were as intrinsic to the event as were the chamber works, cabaret songs and chanson that surrounded them.
The hairy Frenchman might be regarded as something of a wild card, but given the responsibility of representing France in a tournament once before, he served up Divine for the Eurovision Song Contest, a chanson that is for my money the best entry the contest has fielded since Abba's Waterloo.
Or at the gilded cherub who emerges from the wings to inform us, in an ornate French chanson, that he's covering a costume change?
If there's one place in Paris to hear the kind of chanson that Piaf sang, it's this simple club where Piaf appeared while in her 20s.
These are not chansons of the type sung by popular singers in the enter tainment sector of the French music world, but rather poly phonic chansons that have antecedents in the 16th cen tury.
By 1998, she was appearing with Evelyn Künnecke and Helen Vita at the Bar jeder Vernunft, in Berlin, in Drei Alte Schachteln (Three Old Bags), a programme of chansons that the veteran trio toured all over Germany.
It's a kind of chanson ballad that actually includes the line "I walk the boulevard".
It's a kind of chanson ballad that actually includes the line "I walk the boulevard". But it contains the album's unifying preoccupation: love that's not trustworthy, love with nasty side effects, and the experienced man's defense against it.
The scene in "Chanson Douce" that haunts me isn't the obvious one.
