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Isabelle Aubret "Pot pourri n°2"

Publication date 07/04/1984 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Live and in public, on the set of "Champs Elysées", Isabelle AUBRET sings a pot pourri of French songs, accompanied by musicians and a pianist. She successively interprets excerpts from: "The source", Departure in Tarentelle ", "Freedom", "The world sings". The last song is taken up in chorus by the public and Michel DRUCKER.

Isabelle Aubret "Pot pourri n°1"

Publication date 07/04/1984 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Isabelle AUBRET sings a pot pourri of French songs by Jacques Brel, Jean Ferrat, accompanied by musicians and a pianist. She successively interprets excerpts from: "The fanette", "We will sleep together", "Two children in the sun", "Burnt bread" and "It is beautiful life".

Isabelle Aubret "La fanette"

Publication date 09/02/1985 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

On the set of "Champs Elysées, in a beach setting, Isabelle AUBRET sings live "La fanette", a song by Jacques BREL, accompanied by a pianist.

Isabelle Aubret "The Lovers of Verona"

Publication date 17/02/1966 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Isabelle AUBRET sings live and in public "Les Amants de Vérone" by Jean FERRAT.

Isabelle Aubret "Saint Paul de Vence"

Publication date 07/04/1984 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Live and in public, on the stage of "Champs Elysées", Isabelle Aubret sings, accompanied by her musicians, "Saint Paul de Vence".

Isabelle Aubret "We don’t see time passing"

Publication date 17/02/1966 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Isabelle AUBRET sings in public "On ne voit pas le temps passer" by Jean FERRAT, accompanied by the Grand Orchestre de Raymond LEFEVRE. Applause from the audience.

Isabelle Aubret "It’s always the first time"

Publication date 17/02/1966 From €190.00

Isabelle Aubret sings

Isabelle AUBRET sings live "C'est toujours la première fois" by Jean FERRAT accompanied by the orchestra of Raymond Lefèvre. Applause from the audience.