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Sheila: the joy of singing for people

Publication date 25/01/2008 From €100.00

Artists and audiences: French song and variety (1)

Sheila is the guest of the "last 5 minutes". She comes to present her new CD and DVD entitled "C'est écrit". Interviewed on her relationship to the stage and the public, she explains: "...to find people, month I was deprived of it for a very long time, so for me it is a real happiness to go sing for people...".

Jacques Brel, the reminder after the concert: "it is a lack of dignity towards the public"

Publication date 11/03/1965 From €100.00

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Jacques BREL is in Nancy for a concert. Interviewed, he explains the reasons why he does not return to the stage for the recall: "...I consider that it is a lack of dignity vis-à-vis the public, the public deserves to be treated as an adult and we do not play to the public as, "do nice you will have a sugar"...".

Léo Ferré: the difficulty of singing outdoors

Publication date 30/07/1970 From €100.00

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Léo FERRÉ gives a concert in an open-air theatre in Marseille. Interviewed, he explains the difficulty of the exercise: "...it is difficult to sing outdoors because we have less contact with the public". Then, he notes a certain disaffection of the public for concerts in the summer.

Jacques Dutronc in concert: "I prefer that everyone participates"

Publication date 07/05/1969 From €100.00

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Interviewed at the end of his show, singer Jacques DUTRONC explains the relationship he has with the audience: "... I prefer that everyone participates, I don’t want me on the stage and people far behind...".

Barbara: "In a small room, I feel like I’m raping people a little"

Publication date 18/05/1967 From €100.00

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Interviewed after performing a singing tour in Montreal, Quebec, Barbara explains that she prefers to sing in the big theatres: "... in a small hall I feel like I’m raping people a little and being raped myself...".

Sylvie Vartan and the audience

Publication date 09/10/1971 From €100.00

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Interviewed, Sylvie VARTAN discusses her relationship with the public: "... the audience is one, that is to say it is a mass therefore, who is really like one person in fact, who feels things very exactly and who realizes very well if an artist is sincere, if he is not, on a stage at least...".

Joe Dassin: his report to the public

Publication date 10/02/1977 From €100.00

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Interviewed about the relationship he maintains with the spectators during his concerts, Joe DASSIN explains: "I am unable to sing if there is not someone in front, you have to sing for someone every time...".

Johnny Hallyday and the stage

Publication date 01/11/1970 From €100.00

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Interviewed by Mitsou Naslednikov on the state of grace created at the moment he enters the scene, Johnny HALLYDAY explains: "Through the contact with the audience and the contact I try to create with my musicians...I know that if I had to do drugs to get on stage, I wouldn’t be myself...".

Renaud: his fear of the public

Publication date 14/05/1979 From €100.00

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Interviewed, the singer RENAUD answers the question of whether it is difficult to sing in front of his colleagues: "...it is not harder than in front of a room of hundred, five hundred or thousand guys that you do not know, that you have never seen and everything, that came, that paid in addition...". He then confesses to fear the public.

Juliette Gréco: "I love people who love"

Publication date 22/03/1969 From €100.00

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Juliette GRECO is at the Maison de la Culture in Angers where she is currently performing. Interviewed, she evokes the architecture of the place, a former abbey serving as a house of culture, as well as the public frequenting it. From this audience she says: "I love people who love, I love thirsty people, I love hungry people".

Georges Brassens and the public

Publication date 15/10/1972 From €100.00

Artists and audiences: French song and variety (1)

Georges BRASSENS se livre, en toute humilité, sur son rapport au public. Le début était un peu compliqué : "ça m'a un peu gêné au début de venir en scène". C'est avec la pratique que le chanteur est devenu à l'aise : "ce rendez-vous avec le public me fait du bien".

Jean Ferrat on his withdrawal from the stage

Publication date 22/11/1980 From €100.00

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Jean FERRAT explains why he has stopped the scene for 7 years, the constraints being too great. However, this decision is not final.

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