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CHANSON

OLAF SALIÉ
UYU 3.980
Itaú Infinte, Black, Platinum o Infinite de Débito
UYU 2.985
Itaú Volar débito
UYU 3.383
Temática:
MÚSICA
Editorial:
PRESTEL
Cantidad de páginas:
240
Peso:
500 g
ISBN:
9783791386171
Dimensiones:
24 x 30
The glamorous world of modern chanson is captured in a stunning book, which showcases an exquisite array of musical stars and a dazzling selection of photographs.
Virtually no other musical discipline is as closely linked with the culture and essence of a country as the chanson with France. With roots in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, this secular, lyric-driven form of song has been reborn throughout French historyand continues to influence todays pop artists. Featuring the work of such celebrated photographers as Robert Doisneau, this fascinating history of the chanson profiles some of its most beloved artists, their music, and the cultural moments they represent. Readers will learn about Aristide Bruantthe red scarf-wearing subject of one of Lautrecs most recognizable posters. It recounts the lives of Josephine Baker, Maurice Chevalier, and their contemporaries as it peeks inside the Folies Bergère and the Moulin Rouge. It introduces readers to the Piaf Generation, which produced the likes of Yves Montand and Georges Moustaki. And it explores the bohemian enclaves of postwar France, when revolutionary artists remade the chanson in their own melancholy image. In addition, this volume shows how classic songs of the all American song book, such as My Way, or September Morning have their roots in the chanson tradition. Whether youre a fan of 1920s torch songs or prefer the electronica of ZAZ, youll learn how the chanson is important to just about every French musical traditionand why this genre is the perfect expression of the countrys history and culture.
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