Anthologie de la chanson française enregistrée (Traditionnelle)

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This edition contains a fifteenth disc marked as "Not for sale, special edition", containing unreleased songs.

Annotation last modified on 2021-01-03 01:34 UTC.

Tracklist

▶CD 1: Des Trouvères à la Pléiade : La Naissance de la chanson française
▼CD 2: L’Histoire de France
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1Le Carillon de Vendôme
carillon:
Jacques Dompierre
guitar:
Gabriel Yacoub
mouth harp:
Michel Hindenoch
vocals:
Sylvie Berger, Jean-François Dutertre, Yannick Guilloux and Michel Hindenoch
recording of:
Le Carillon de Vendôme
written in:
France
lyricist and composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist) (from 1420 until 1430)
Michel Hindenoch, Yannick Guilloux, Sylvie Berger & Jean-François Dutertre1:48
2La Mort de La Palice
bowed psaltery and timbales:
Michel Goubin
cello and double bass:
José Parras
vocals:
Gilles Elbaz
recording of:
La Mort de La Palice
publisher:
Robert Ballard (baroque composer and lutenist, ca. 1575-1650)
lyricist:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
Gilles Elbaz2:15
3Le Prince d’Orange
brass [fanfare champêtre]:
Gabriel Yacoub
clarinet:
Bernard Subert
hurdy gurdy:
Gilles Chabenat
percussion:
Jacques Dompierre
vocals:
Marc Ogeret
recording of:
Le Prince d’Orange
writer:
XVIth century trad. (special purpose artist)
arranger:
Gabriel Yacoub (in 1973)
Marc Ogeret2:38
4Le Printemps retourné
hurdy gurdy and udu:
Marc Anthony (vieille)
violin:
Elisabeth Boudjema (violinist)
vocals:
Chantal Grimm
Chantal Grimm3:47
5Vive Henry IV !
cor anglais and oboe:
Jérome Guichard
mandocello and tambourine:
Gabriel Yacoub
percussion:
Jacques Dompierre
viola da gamba:
Matthieu Lusson
vocals:
Jacky Bardot
Jacky Bardot2:27
6Mazarinades
vocals:
Gilles Elbaz and Michel Goubin
Gilles Elbaz & Michel Goubin2:00
7Gironfla
bass:
Gilles Michel
diatonic button accordion:
Emmanuel Pariselle
drums (drum set) and tambourine:
Jacques Dompierre
five-string banjo and choir vocals and lead vocals:
Marc Robine
guitar:
Claude Lefebvre (folk guitarist)
recording of:
Gironfla
anthem of:
Savoie, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
writer:
French XVIIIth anon. (special purpose artist)
Marc Robine3:44
8Les Adieux de La Tulipe
bass clarinet:
Nikki Matheson
hurdy gurdy:
Gilles Chabenat
oboe:
Jérome Guichard
percussion:
Gabriel Yacoub
viola da gamba:
Matthieu Lusson
violin:
Frédérique Baudimant
vocals:
Jean Blanchard (French folk musician)
Jean Blanchard2:15
9Comprenez-vous (Les Reproches de La Tulipe)
guitar and mandocello:
Gabriel Yacoub
musette de cour:
Jean-Pierre Rasle
soprano recorder and tenor recorder:
Jean Denis (French flutist)
viola da gamba:
Matthieu Lusson
vocals:
Gabriel Yacoub
Gabriel Yacoub3:56
10Le Grand Projet
fife:
Alain Charrié
hurdy gurdy:
Marc Anthony (vieille)
percussion [tambour]:
Jacques Dompierre
violin:
Elisabeth Boudjema (violinist)
choir vocals:
Marc Anthony (vieille), Elisabeth Boudjema (violinist), Emmanuel Pariselle and Marc Robine
lead vocals:
Chantal Grimm
recording of:
Le grand projet
lyricist:
François Marchant (in 1791)
is based on:
Le saint craignant de pécher (La Tentation de saint Antoine)
Chantal Grimm1:50
11La Complainte des émigrés
concertina:
Emmanuel Pariselle
vocals:
Catherine Perrier
recording of:
La Complainte des émigrés
lyricist:
[anonymous] (Special Purpose Artist) (in 1789)
composer:
Jeanne-Renée de Bombelles, marquise de Travenet (in 1789)
Catherine Perrier3:22
12La Ballade de Waterloo
cello and double bass:
José Parras
percussion and percussion [tambour]:
Jacques Dompierre
piano:
Michel Goubin
vocals:
Gilles Elbaz
Gilles Elbaz4:21
13Les Souvenirs du peuple
horn, keyboard and violin:
Régis Huby
hurdy gurdy:
Marc Anthony (vieille)
vocals:
Serge Hureau
recording of:
Les Souvenirs du peuple
lyricist:
Pierre-Jean de Béranger (in 1828)
composer:
JLM Bergheaud
arranger:
Jean‐Louis Murat
is based on:
Passez vot'chemin, beau sire
Serge Hureau5:39
14Quand viendra-t-elle ?
diatonic button accordion and flute:
Emmanuel Pariselle
vocals:
Catherine Perrier
recording of:
Quand viendra-t-elle?
orchestrator:
Max Rongier
lyricist:
Eugène Pottier (in 1870)
composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
Catherine Perrier2:36
15Le Temps des cerises
barrel organ:
Patrick Mathis
diatonic button accordion:
Patrice Lacaud
vocals:
Marc Robine
recording of:
Le Temps des cerises
lyricist:
Jean‐Baptiste Clément
composer:
Antoine Renard (French 19th century operatic tenor)
Marc Robine3:23
16La Semaine sanglante
diatonic button accordion:
Michèle Bernard
percussion [tambour]:
Jacques Dompierre
vocals:
Michèle Bernard
recording of:
La Semaine sanglante
lyricist:
Jean‐Baptiste Clément (in 1871)
composer:
Pierre Dupont (poète et chansonnier français)
is based on:
Le Chant des paysans
Michèle Bernard4:08
17Elle n’est pas morte
diatonic button accordion:
Emmanuel Pariselle
percussion [tambour]:
Jacques Dompierre
whistle and lead vocals:
Catherine Perrier
recording of:
Elle n'est pas morte
lyricist:
Eugène Pottier (in 1886-05)
composer:
Victor Parizot
Catherine Perrier2:32
18En revenant d’la revue
clarinet:
Laurent Audemard
percussion:
Jacques Dompierre
tuba:
Katou Philibert
vocals:
Alain Charrie
recording of:
En revenant de la revue
lyricist:
Lucien Delormel (French composer and songwriter, 19th-20th century) and Léon Garnier (French composer & lyricist)
composer:
Louis-César Desormes (French composer & conductor)
Alain Charrié3:17
19On est en République !
bass clarinet:
Laurent Audemard
diatonic button accordion:
Emmanuel Pariselle
euphonium [tuba ténor]:
Katou Philibert
percussion:
Jacques Dompierre
vocals:
Marc Robine
recording of:
On est en République!
lyricist:
Montéhus (in 1910)
composer:
Raoul Chantegrelet (in 1910) and P. Doubis (in 1910)
Marc Robine3:26
20Le Fils de l’Allemand
barrel organ:
Patrick Mathis
clarinet:
Laurent Audemard
diatonic button accordion:
Michèle Bernard
euphonium [tuba ténor]:
Katou Philibert
vocals:
Michèle Bernard and Patrick Mathis
recording of:
Le Fils de l’Allemand
lyricist:
Lucien Delormel (French composer and songwriter, 19th-20th century) (in 1882) and Gaston Villemer (parolier français) (in 1882)
composer:
Paul Blétry (in 1882)
Michèle Bernard & Patrick Mathis2:48
21Gloire au XVIIe
clarinet [clarinettes]:
Laurent Audemard
choir vocals:
Emmanuel Pariselle, Marc Robine and Gabriel Yacoub
lead vocals:
Alain Charrié
recording of:
Gloire au 17e
writer:
Montéhus (in 1907)
composer:
Raoul Chantegrelet (in 1907)
Alain Charrié3:59
22Le Clairon
double bass:
José Parras
horn [cor en ut] and piano:
Thierry Rocques
percussion and percussion [tambour]:
Jacques Dompierre
vocals:
Gilles Elbaz
recording of:
Le Clairon
lyricist:
Paul Déroulède (in 1872)
composer:
Émile André (in 1873)
premiered by:
Thérèse Amiati (in 1873)
premiered at:
Eldorado (théâtre parisien) in Paris, Île-de-France, France (in 1873)
Gilles Elbaz2:25
23La Chanson de Craonne
banjo, mandocello and percussion:
Gabriel Yacoub
diatonic button accordion:
Emmanuel Pariselle
harmonica:
Joseph Ligault
lead vocals:
Gérard Pierron (in 1993)
recording of:
La Chanson de Craonne (in 1993)
lyricist:
Paul Vaillant‐Couturier (in 1917)
composer:
Adhémar Sablon
is based on:
Bonsoir, m’amour !
part of:
Oh, What a Lovely War! (stage musical)
Gérard Pierron4:09
▶CD 3: Ballades et Complaintes : Chroniques, légendes et faits divers
▶CD 4: Chansons Rituelles : Rites, magies et miracles
▶CD 5: Chansons de soldats : Conscrits, soldats et déserteurs.
▶CD 6: Travaux et métiers
▶CD 7: La mer, les ports et les marins
▶CD 8: L'air du temps
▶CD 9: CHANSONS D'AMOUR, la tradition amoureuse.
▶CD 10: La condition féminine
▶CD 11: CHANSONS À MENER ET À DANSER
▶CD 12: CHANSONS POUR ENFANTS, comptines, berceuses, chansons pour s'amuser
▶CD 13: DE LA RUE AU CABARET, les grands auteurs du XIXe siècle.
▶CD 14: LA TRADITION PAILLARDE, chansons à boire, gaillardes et libertines.
▶CD 15: La Tradition, Edition spéciale hors commerce

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part of:Anthologie de la chanson française enregistrée (order: 1)