A chaque fois
A mourir pour mourir
Amours incestueuses
Attendez que ma joie revienne
Au bois de saint-amand
Bref
Ce matin-là
Chapeau bas
Dis ! quand renviendras-tu ?
Drouot
Du bout des lèvres
Femme piano
Gare de lyon
Göttingen
Je ne sais pas dire
Joyeux noël
L’aigle noir
L’amour magicien
L’amoureuse
L’enfant laboureur
L’homme en habit rouge
La colère
La dame brune
La musique
La solitude
Le bel âge
Le mal de vivre
Le soleil noir
Les insomnies
Les mignons
Les rapaces
Ma plus belle histoire d’amour
Marienbad
Mes hommes
Moi, je me balance (moi je m'balance)
Mon enfance
Monsieur victor
Nantes
Parce que (je t’aime)
Paris 15 août
Perlimpinpin
Pierre
Quand ceux qui vont
Rémusat
Si d’amour à mort
Si la photo est bonne
Toi
Une petite cantate
Vienne
Y aura du monde (l’enterrement)
For 20 years, Barbara has not been there. Really ? We never sang it so much, we never talked about it so much.
Carla Bruni, Zazie, Sandrine Kiberlain, or Calogero claim everywhere its major influence. Bénabar resumes on stage "say when will you come back?" Jeanne Cheral takes her integral in her mp3. Vincent Delerm slips his name in the middle of his singing tour .. and almost none of these were born when Barbara offered her first great success "Nantes" in 1963.
Dizzying work, with lightning elegance and always hot current events, it just sounds of modesty, depth, integrity. Barbara remains one of the most singular artists of French song, which continues to influence the young generation.
On November 24, 1997 Barbara disappeared at 67, never having spared herself, having burned her life with the same ardor that she set to sing it. But disappeared or not, Barbara is more than ever there.
Find in this songbook 50 essential songs by the artist, mixing tubes and songs never published in scores, in transcriptions entirely reworked in piano, voice and diagrams of guitar chords. Embellished with many exclusive photos, exclusive quotes from interviews, original anodes and unpublished documents.
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