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Hello everyone, does anyone have this score with the key of F? Best regards.
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yoyodu77
06/09/2023
Hello
Here's the SACEM information
At the publisher's address, you won't get anything directly.
You'll have to go through an intermediary like the customer service department at
PLANETEPARTIITONS ( Mme BERENICE), which can take care of this.
Just for information ...Jazz Manouche style, is never written down to the note
but often only a main theme, everything else being improvisation (therefore not written down) and as far as the theme is concerned, there is very often - embroidery - and interpretation, so here too, there's likely to be a lot missing on the paper.
If you want to be sure of having - visually - all the notes heard from the two guitars (see the youtube clip) ..you need to go through a - copyist who charges by the minute of music. Minimum 100 euros .
Good luck with your project
Lionel
MADE IN FRANCE
ISWC Code: T-003.069.612-8
Subtitle(s):
RIGHTSHOLDERS
Pierre LAGRENEWatch the works of this creator, ComposerIPI Code: 79507053EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING FRANCE, PublisherIPI Code: 146291963
PUBLISHER
EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING FRANCE
IPI Code : 146291963
28 rue de Berri
75008 PARIS, FRANCE
INTERPRÈTE
LAGRENE BIRELI
Code IPI : 79507151
Adrien MOIGNARD
Code IPI : 862090342
LUC SYLVAIN
Code IPI : 212991279
Sebastien GINIAUX
Code IPI : 643533356
Here's the SACEM information
At the publisher's address, you won't get anything directly.
You'll have to go through an intermediary like the customer service department at
PLANETEPARTIITONS ( Mme BERENICE), which can take care of this.
Just for information ...Jazz Manouche style, is never written down to the note
but often only a main theme, everything else being improvisation (therefore not written down) and as far as the theme is concerned, there is very often - embroidery - and interpretation, so here too, there's likely to be a lot missing on the paper.
If you want to be sure of having - visually - all the notes heard from the two guitars (see the youtube clip) ..you need to go through a - copyist who charges by the minute of music. Minimum 100 euros .
Good luck with your project
Lionel
MADE IN FRANCE
ISWC Code: T-003.069.612-8
Subtitle(s):
RIGHTSHOLDERS
Pierre LAGRENEWatch the works of this creator, ComposerIPI Code: 79507053EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING FRANCE, PublisherIPI Code: 146291963
PUBLISHER
EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING FRANCE
IPI Code : 146291963
28 rue de Berri
75008 PARIS, FRANCE
INTERPRÈTE
LAGRENE BIRELI
Code IPI : 79507151
Adrien MOIGNARD
Code IPI : 862090342
LUC SYLVAIN
Code IPI : 212991279
Sebastien GINIAUX
Code IPI : 643533356
pontiac
06/09/2023
Hello,
I had already posted the score seven years ago on the P-A site
https://www.partitions-accordeon.com/partition/41199/Made+In+France+%28Valse+Rumba%29
Sincerely
I had already posted the score seven years ago on the P-A site
https://www.partitions-accordeon.com/partition/41199/Made+In+France+%28Valse+Rumba%29
Sincerely
Hello,
I would like to have the score of "Ma France de Jean Ferrat". With my thanks
I would like to have the score of "Ma France de Jean Ferrat". With my thanks
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Fisafranco
03/01/2022
good evening, the score is in the vol3 of Jean Ferrat on the site
Sincerely yours Franck
Sincerely yours Franck
CADOURCY
03/01/2022
Good evening. Thank you very much for the information. Cdt.
CADOURCY
04/01/2022
Thank you very much.
Hello,
I'm looking for several scores (with chords) of Pierre Perret.
Humor, freedom
My own FranceWomen beatenIn the name of GodThe emigrantsThe grilled woman
I wrote on Pierrot's site, no answer from his team because he doesn't have to manage it himself. And they are not in business.
I am not good enough to note them by ear. If one of you could help me, I'll buy a Corona without virus when we pass by your place on our motorcycle trips. Retirement is good, confined is less fun but fortunately there is the accordion.
Take care of yourself!
Monica
I'm looking for several scores (with chords) of Pierre Perret.
Humor, freedom
My own FranceWomen beatenIn the name of GodThe emigrantsThe grilled woman
I wrote on Pierrot's site, no answer from his team because he doesn't have to manage it himself. And they are not in business.
I am not good enough to note them by ear. If one of you could help me, I'll buy a Corona without virus when we pass by your place on our motorcycle trips. Retirement is good, confined is less fun but fortunately there is the accordion.
Take care of yourself!
Monica
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yoyodu77
06/05/2020
Hello
With the right title here is ...personal realization so SGDM (***)
LOVE - FREEDOM - TRUTH
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/9be44143-f2d8-4840-90f1-ced7bd4414db
Yoyodu77
(***Without Guarantee From Me)
With the right title here is ...personal realization so SGDM (***)
LOVE - FREEDOM - TRUTH
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/9be44143-f2d8-4840-90f1-ced7bd4414db
Yoyodu77
(***Without Guarantee From Me)
yoyodu77
06/05/2020
Hello
Here is another personal achievement
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/ee67cc73-c5d8-49b2-a5a6-ae9970cec101
His France has not changed.
Yoyodu77
Here is another personal achievement
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/ee67cc73-c5d8-49b2-a5a6-ae9970cec101
His France has not changed.
Yoyodu77
yoyodu77
06/05/2020
Hello
Only one number: 3919
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/5925c5e1-25d8-42db-90ee-be22766447a6
Yoyodu77
Only one number: 3919
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/5925c5e1-25d8-42db-90ee-be22766447a6
Yoyodu77
LaComunarda
06/05/2020
I answer first for My France. It's great, a big THANK YOU. And thank you very much also for the first title because I liked it too so I'll play it! The one I was looking for is called, I think, "Humor, freedom", it creates a little confusion between similar titles. He wrote it after the attacks on Charlie Hebdo, if the copy and paste goes through, here is the text:
Humor FreedomSongs and music : Pierre Perret I
Today my pen is alert
It flies over a nest of scorpions
For whom nothing is worse
Than the freedom of expression
These small stupid cockroaches
Have courageously proved
That slitting throats is as easy
As it is to give your wife a hard timeRefrain
Humor freedom truth
You gotta use it
Humor freedom truth
I'll have to chooseII
It was a handful of big kids
The sun that lived in their eyes
Disguised atrocious things
In bursts of contagious laughter
Dangerous repeat offenders
And moreover armed to the teeth
Of creative intelligence
Of talented pencil erasersRefrainIII
It is at the end of their swift strokes
That the most succulent of their drawings
Of their most ferocious drawings
Of a dazzling realism
It is curved on the white sheet
Where their genius made its bed
That they bloodied the boards
Of the great workshop of CharlieRefrainIV
Farewell my friends the artists
Benefactors of humanity
Who have just left the track
For telling the truth
Yes we will fight against these sowbugs
Who sell their deadly ideas
Right on our doorstep
To those who don't have their feet on the groundRefrain
Humor freedom truth
It will be necessary to choose
Humor freedom truth
We can die of it
AND THANK YOU AGAIN. Very nice day! Monica
Humor FreedomSongs and music : Pierre Perret I
Today my pen is alert
It flies over a nest of scorpions
For whom nothing is worse
Than the freedom of expression
These small stupid cockroaches
Have courageously proved
That slitting throats is as easy
As it is to give your wife a hard timeRefrain
Humor freedom truth
You gotta use it
Humor freedom truth
I'll have to chooseII
It was a handful of big kids
The sun that lived in their eyes
Disguised atrocious things
In bursts of contagious laughter
Dangerous repeat offenders
And moreover armed to the teeth
Of creative intelligence
Of talented pencil erasersRefrainIII
It is at the end of their swift strokes
That the most succulent of their drawings
Of their most ferocious drawings
Of a dazzling realism
It is curved on the white sheet
Where their genius made its bed
That they bloodied the boards
Of the great workshop of CharlieRefrainIV
Farewell my friends the artists
Benefactors of humanity
Who have just left the track
For telling the truth
Yes we will fight against these sowbugs
Who sell their deadly ideas
Right on our doorstep
To those who don't have their feet on the groundRefrain
Humor freedom truth
It will be necessary to choose
Humor freedom truth
We can die of it
AND THANK YOU AGAIN. Very nice day! Monica
yoyodu77
06/05/2020
Hello
This is also SAGE
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/bf167baf-3537-4dd7-a0e6-ccfe6d8e7b95
Yoyodu77
(No Guarantee of Accuracy).
This is also SAGE
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/bf167baf-3537-4dd7-a0e6-ccfe6d8e7b95
Yoyodu77
(No Guarantee of Accuracy).
LaComunarda
06/05/2020
WOAOU, you just put Femmes battues! I sang it on November 25 in the street during the International Day against violence against women. THANK YOU
yoyodu77
06/05/2020
Hello
An outfit that does not protect against COVID-19
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/24d6ba8c-7ba4-42c9-b384-3d7bf1c1423f*
Yoyodu77
An outfit that does not protect against COVID-19
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/24d6ba8c-7ba4-42c9-b384-3d7bf1c1423f*
Yoyodu77
LaComunarda
06/05/2020
Thank you also for Les Emigrés !!!
My appeal remains valid for "Humour, liberté", "Au nom de Dieu" and "La femme grillagée" but I didn't expect so much. We'll come and offer you a beer as soon as you want, even if you're more than 100 km from the Loiret !
My appeal remains valid for "Humour, liberté", "Au nom de Dieu" and "La femme grillagée" but I didn't expect so much. We'll come and offer you a beer as soon as you want, even if you're more than 100 km from the Loiret !
sybca
12/09/2021
Good evening, did you find the score of battered women? I am also looking for it...thank you!
1972 BIG FAT MAN Indicatif France-Inter of "l'Oreille En Coin" of Jim Wild Carson
The call sign of the show, from 1972, Big Fat Man, is a composition of Alain Boublil (Jim Wild Carson), played by Paul Capdevielle and his band "Sentimental Trumpet".
https://www.bide-et-musique.com/song/7643.html
The author : Alain BOUBLIL (alias Franck HARVEL / Jim Wild Carson)
https://www.bide-et-musique.com/images/pochettes/7643.jpg
The most competent regional orchestras were launching into the Rhythm'Blues
And quick calculation, the guys who played Big Fat Man had from 17a to 40a between 1972 and 1976
So those who can bring back the memory of it today in 2019, that is to say 40a later, have today between 57a and 80a.
Is there a score or a complete score of this song?
Comments : this track was musically very avant-garde at the time with a groove that has not aged
Listen to the Bass-Drums duet that gives the soul to this orchestration.
The call sign of the show, from 1972, Big Fat Man, is a composition of Alain Boublil (Jim Wild Carson), played by Paul Capdevielle and his band "Sentimental Trumpet".
https://www.bide-et-musique.com/song/7643.html
The author : Alain BOUBLIL (alias Franck HARVEL / Jim Wild Carson)
https://www.bide-et-musique.com/images/pochettes/7643.jpg
The most competent regional orchestras were launching into the Rhythm'Blues
And quick calculation, the guys who played Big Fat Man had from 17a to 40a between 1972 and 1976
So those who can bring back the memory of it today in 2019, that is to say 40a later, have today between 57a and 80a.
Is there a score or a complete score of this song?
Comments : this track was musically very avant-garde at the time with a groove that has not aged
Listen to the Bass-Drums duet that gives the soul to this orchestration.
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abomic
10/11/2019
Thank you Cindou, not easy to find!
I am waiting for answers from the best arrangers of these last decades, Bruno Longin and Bernard Papaleo
Sincerely
Michel
I am waiting for answers from the best arrangers of these last decades, Bruno Longin and Bernard Papaleo
Sincerely
Michel
yoyodu77
11/11/2019
Hello
It's been a long time since I've heard from Bruno LONGIN ... I don't know if he still makes the records in the form of sheets for all the instruments heard in a CD
And for Bernard PAPALEO ... since the SACEM pulled his ears he locked himself in an association to be able to continue and his records were not bad, but then at not far from the price of caviar. I had bought him one and I did not renew the experience.
It's been a long time since I've heard from Bruno LONGIN ... I don't know if he still makes the records in the form of sheets for all the instruments heard in a CD
And for Bernard PAPALEO ... since the SACEM pulled his ears he locked himself in an association to be able to continue and his records were not bad, but then at not far from the price of caviar. I had bought him one and I did not renew the experience.
yoyodu77
11/11/2019
Hello
This title exists in Midi ...in the catalog here
https://rubriques.fabriqueamusique.fr/contact/
This title exists in Midi ...in the catalog here
https://rubriques.fabriqueamusique.fr/contact/
Hello friends I am looking for the score my Prayer (my prayer) thank you in advance Nadine from the highlands of France kisses
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vandendriessche
09/08/2019
thank you Cindou well found is this score kisses Nadine
Hello
Today it is searched .... that of the songs of Charles TRENET
Here is the list
126 TITLES==========- He sells television sets to the peasants - 1976- Jolies demoiselles (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux- Adieu mes beaux rivages - 1954 ©Raoul Breton - Adieu, Paris - 1935 ©Smyth- Amour m'a (l') - 1938 ©Fred Adison- Augustine et Augustin - 1934 Sam Fox- Around the World - 1948 ©Raoul Breton$- Berceuse - 1948 ©Raoul Breton - Bruits de Paris (les) - Lundi au lit - 1941 ©Raoul Breton - Buenos Noches Buenos Aires - 1946 ©Ed. Especia10 - It was... it was... c'était - 1946 ©Raoul Breton - Coeur de palmier - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Corbeaux (les) - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - Coupeurs de bois (les) - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Deux mots à l'oreille - 1942 Salvet - In Front of the Sea - 1943 ©Ruwet - Des mots démodés - 1943 ©Salvet - Dame de Béziers (la) - 1966 ©Raoul Breton - Dame au piano (la) see : Une dame qui joue là-haut- Dame de Béziers (la) - 1966 ©Raoul Breton 20 - Dame au piano (la) see : Une dame qui joue là-hautEn tournée - 1956 ©Raoul BretonEn Seine-et-Oise - 1952 ©Raoul Breton- Feux de la Saint Jean (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Fiancé (le) - 1936 ©Raoul Breton - - Fille de Lorient (la) - old Breton song - 1935- Filles de chez nous (les) - 1957 ©Pathé Marconi- Folie du rythme - 1943 unedited- Fugues de Bach (les) - 1969 ©Raoul Breton- Gruissan, mes amours - 1981 ©Raoul Breton30 Grands bonheurs humains (les) - 1936 Raoul BretonGiovanni - 1959 ©Raoul BretonGendarmes s'endormment sous la pluie (les) - 1947 ©Raoul Breton- Histoire d'un monsieur (l') - 1952 ©Raoul Breton- Hôtel borgne (l') - 1935 ©Raoul Breton- Il reviendra ce grand amour - 1965 ©Raoul Breton Il y avait des arbres - 1969 ©Raoul Breton- J'ai mdu dans le fruit - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - J'ai perdu ma veste - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - - J'aime la pub - 1991 ©Rozon- J'aime une rivière - 1937 ©Sam Fox 40 - Je marche au bord de l'eau - 1952 ©Raoul Breton - Je ne sais pas pourquoi - 1946 - I don't know why unedited - Jolies demoiselles (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Jongleur (le) - 1960 Raoul Breton- Madame la pluie - 1947 ©Raoul Breton- Maman chérie - 1954 unedited- Maman, ne vends pas la maison - 1935 ©Raoul Breton- Ma raison de vivre - 1964 ©Raoul Breton - Marche des bons enfants (la) - 1999 ©Rozon- Marie-Thérèse - 1948 ©Raoul Breton- 50 Mécène (le) - 1974 ©Raoul Breton - Ménagerie Patarac (la) - 1935 ©Raoul Breton - Merci Paris - 1965 ©Raoul Breton - Mer est grise (la) - 1974 ©Raoul Breton- Mon amour est parti pour longtemps - 1952 ©Raoul Breton - Mon cher Canada - 1947 ©Archambault - Mon vieil Atlantique - 1953 ©Raoul Breton - Mon village englouti - 1963 ©Chappell - Mort du chiffonnier (la) - 1973 ©Raoul Breton - Dying in Spring - 1963 ©Chappell- Obey the Bey - 1960 ©Raoul Breton- Olivettes (les) - 1953 ©Raoul Breton 60 - O my life - 1970 ©Raoul Breton Daddy Painted in the Woods - 1942 ©Trébor - Paule sur mes épaules - 1954 ©Raoul Breton - Poor Antoine (The) - 1961 ©Chappell - Poor Georges-André - 1956 ©Raoul Breton- Pavane des patronages (la) - 1952 ©Vianelly / Breton - Paye tes dettes - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Petit oiseau (le) - 1934 ©Raoul Breton - Petit pensionnaire (le) - 1935 Cazaux - Petits regrets (les) - 1960 ©Vianelly / Breton 70 - Plus belle nuit (la) - 1961 ©Chappell - Poule zazou (la) - 1941 ©Ruwet - Pourquoi ces p'tits trucs-là ? - 1932 ©Salabert- Presse-Purée - 1933 unedited - Prince (le) - 1936 ©Raoul Breton - Printemps à Paris - 1957 unedited - Printemps à Rio - 1950 ©Raoul Breton- Quand descend le soir - 1948 ©Raoul Breton - Quand j'étais petit - 1939 ©Raoul Breton - - Quand nous irons en vacances - 1963 ©Chappell80 - Quand on est cheval de fiacre - 1935 Unedited - Quand on est jeune - 1935 Unedited - Quand un bateau blanc - 1953 ©Raoul Breton - Quand vous entendz mam'zelle - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Quel beau dimanche - 1937 ©CODA - Quel plaisir d'avoir une maison - 1965 ©Barclay - - What is a horse worth? - 1993 ©Rozon- Rachel dans ta maison - 1966 ©Barclay / Breton - Raphaël - 1951 ©Raoul Breton - Roi Dagobert (le) - 1949i ©Raoul Breton90 - Sais-tu ? - 1932 ©Salabert - Samedi soir usagé - 1972 ©Raoul Breton - Sexuel été - 1995 ©Rozon- Si le bon vent - 1945 ©Raoul Breton- Si nous étions mariés - 1935 ©Cazaux - Si tu vas à Paris - 1942 ©Trébor - Si tu vas à La Varenne - 1943 unedited - Si vous aimiez - 1943 ©Salabert - Soir de Paris - 1950 unedited- Soldats (les) - 1960 ©Raoul Breton100 - Source bleue - 1954 ©Raoul Breton- Source d'or - 1959 unedited - Souvenir - 1943 ©Maurice Ruwet - Souvenir d'un chanteur à voix - 1946 ©Raoul Breton- Tête de veau (la) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Toi qui passais - 1961 ©Meridian- Tour de France - 1952 unedited - Tournons, tournons - 1932 ©Salabert - Tous deux, tout doux - 1933 ©Cazaux - Tu n'as plus de coeur - 1958 - Tu ne seras jamais pâtissier - 1945 Salabert 110 - Tu reverras l'Île Maurice (This is you) - 1961 ©Chappell- Un air qui vient de chez nous - 1945 ©Raoul Breton - Une dame qui joue là-haut - 1975 ©Raoul Breton Une noce dans un carrosse - 1943 unedited - Une vache sur un mur - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Un jour j'irai - 1971 ©Raoul Breton - Un jour vous comprendrez - 1950 ©Pathé Marconi - Un million de disques - 1971 ©Raoul Breton- Un petit béguin pour le dimanche - 1938 ©Sam Fox - Un rêve qui vient - 1963 ©Raoul Breton / Editons Music120- Versailles en Provence - 1976 ©Raoul Breton - Vie est une aventure (la) - 1959 ©Raoul Breton- Vieille marquise (la) - 1935 unedited - Viens - 1931 ©Salabert - Violon du diable (le) - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Y'a un grillon dans la maison - 1973 ©Raoul Breton126 - Zéphyr - 1963 ©Chappell
Today it is searched .... that of the songs of Charles TRENET
Here is the list
126 TITLES==========- He sells television sets to the peasants - 1976- Jolies demoiselles (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux- Adieu mes beaux rivages - 1954 ©Raoul Breton - Adieu, Paris - 1935 ©Smyth- Amour m'a (l') - 1938 ©Fred Adison- Augustine et Augustin - 1934 Sam Fox- Around the World - 1948 ©Raoul Breton$- Berceuse - 1948 ©Raoul Breton - Bruits de Paris (les) - Lundi au lit - 1941 ©Raoul Breton - Buenos Noches Buenos Aires - 1946 ©Ed. Especia10 - It was... it was... c'était - 1946 ©Raoul Breton - Coeur de palmier - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Corbeaux (les) - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - Coupeurs de bois (les) - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Deux mots à l'oreille - 1942 Salvet - In Front of the Sea - 1943 ©Ruwet - Des mots démodés - 1943 ©Salvet - Dame de Béziers (la) - 1966 ©Raoul Breton - Dame au piano (la) see : Une dame qui joue là-haut- Dame de Béziers (la) - 1966 ©Raoul Breton 20 - Dame au piano (la) see : Une dame qui joue là-hautEn tournée - 1956 ©Raoul BretonEn Seine-et-Oise - 1952 ©Raoul Breton- Feux de la Saint Jean (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Fiancé (le) - 1936 ©Raoul Breton - - Fille de Lorient (la) - old Breton song - 1935- Filles de chez nous (les) - 1957 ©Pathé Marconi- Folie du rythme - 1943 unedited- Fugues de Bach (les) - 1969 ©Raoul Breton- Gruissan, mes amours - 1981 ©Raoul Breton30 Grands bonheurs humains (les) - 1936 Raoul BretonGiovanni - 1959 ©Raoul BretonGendarmes s'endormment sous la pluie (les) - 1947 ©Raoul Breton- Histoire d'un monsieur (l') - 1952 ©Raoul Breton- Hôtel borgne (l') - 1935 ©Raoul Breton- Il reviendra ce grand amour - 1965 ©Raoul Breton Il y avait des arbres - 1969 ©Raoul Breton- J'ai mdu dans le fruit - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - J'ai perdu ma veste - 1956 ©Raoul Breton - - J'aime la pub - 1991 ©Rozon- J'aime une rivière - 1937 ©Sam Fox 40 - Je marche au bord de l'eau - 1952 ©Raoul Breton - Je ne sais pas pourquoi - 1946 - I don't know why unedited - Jolies demoiselles (les) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Jongleur (le) - 1960 Raoul Breton- Madame la pluie - 1947 ©Raoul Breton- Maman chérie - 1954 unedited- Maman, ne vends pas la maison - 1935 ©Raoul Breton- Ma raison de vivre - 1964 ©Raoul Breton - Marche des bons enfants (la) - 1999 ©Rozon- Marie-Thérèse - 1948 ©Raoul Breton- 50 Mécène (le) - 1974 ©Raoul Breton - Ménagerie Patarac (la) - 1935 ©Raoul Breton - Merci Paris - 1965 ©Raoul Breton - Mer est grise (la) - 1974 ©Raoul Breton- Mon amour est parti pour longtemps - 1952 ©Raoul Breton - Mon cher Canada - 1947 ©Archambault - Mon vieil Atlantique - 1953 ©Raoul Breton - Mon village englouti - 1963 ©Chappell - Mort du chiffonnier (la) - 1973 ©Raoul Breton - Dying in Spring - 1963 ©Chappell- Obey the Bey - 1960 ©Raoul Breton- Olivettes (les) - 1953 ©Raoul Breton 60 - O my life - 1970 ©Raoul Breton Daddy Painted in the Woods - 1942 ©Trébor - Paule sur mes épaules - 1954 ©Raoul Breton - Poor Antoine (The) - 1961 ©Chappell - Poor Georges-André - 1956 ©Raoul Breton- Pavane des patronages (la) - 1952 ©Vianelly / Breton - Paye tes dettes - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Petit oiseau (le) - 1934 ©Raoul Breton - Petit pensionnaire (le) - 1935 Cazaux - Petits regrets (les) - 1960 ©Vianelly / Breton 70 - Plus belle nuit (la) - 1961 ©Chappell - Poule zazou (la) - 1941 ©Ruwet - Pourquoi ces p'tits trucs-là ? - 1932 ©Salabert- Presse-Purée - 1933 unedited - Prince (le) - 1936 ©Raoul Breton - Printemps à Paris - 1957 unedited - Printemps à Rio - 1950 ©Raoul Breton- Quand descend le soir - 1948 ©Raoul Breton - Quand j'étais petit - 1939 ©Raoul Breton - - Quand nous irons en vacances - 1963 ©Chappell80 - Quand on est cheval de fiacre - 1935 Unedited - Quand on est jeune - 1935 Unedited - Quand un bateau blanc - 1953 ©Raoul Breton - Quand vous entendz mam'zelle - 1955 ©Raoul Breton - Quel beau dimanche - 1937 ©CODA - Quel plaisir d'avoir une maison - 1965 ©Barclay - - What is a horse worth? - 1993 ©Rozon- Rachel dans ta maison - 1966 ©Barclay / Breton - Raphaël - 1951 ©Raoul Breton - Roi Dagobert (le) - 1949i ©Raoul Breton90 - Sais-tu ? - 1932 ©Salabert - Samedi soir usagé - 1972 ©Raoul Breton - Sexuel été - 1995 ©Rozon- Si le bon vent - 1945 ©Raoul Breton- Si nous étions mariés - 1935 ©Cazaux - Si tu vas à Paris - 1942 ©Trébor - Si tu vas à La Varenne - 1943 unedited - Si vous aimiez - 1943 ©Salabert - Soir de Paris - 1950 unedited- Soldats (les) - 1960 ©Raoul Breton100 - Source bleue - 1954 ©Raoul Breton- Source d'or - 1959 unedited - Souvenir - 1943 ©Maurice Ruwet - Souvenir d'un chanteur à voix - 1946 ©Raoul Breton- Tête de veau (la) - 1935 ©Cazaux - Toi qui passais - 1961 ©Meridian- Tour de France - 1952 unedited - Tournons, tournons - 1932 ©Salabert - Tous deux, tout doux - 1933 ©Cazaux - Tu n'as plus de coeur - 1958 - Tu ne seras jamais pâtissier - 1945 Salabert 110 - Tu reverras l'Île Maurice (This is you) - 1961 ©Chappell- Un air qui vient de chez nous - 1945 ©Raoul Breton - Une dame qui joue là-haut - 1975 ©Raoul Breton Une noce dans un carrosse - 1943 unedited - Une vache sur un mur - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Un jour j'irai - 1971 ©Raoul Breton - Un jour vous comprendrez - 1950 ©Pathé Marconi - Un million de disques - 1971 ©Raoul Breton- Un petit béguin pour le dimanche - 1938 ©Sam Fox - Un rêve qui vient - 1963 ©Raoul Breton / Editons Music120- Versailles en Provence - 1976 ©Raoul Breton - Vie est une aventure (la) - 1959 ©Raoul Breton- Vieille marquise (la) - 1935 unedited - Viens - 1931 ©Salabert - Violon du diable (le) - 1947 ©Raoul Breton - Y'a un grillon dans la maison - 1973 ©Raoul Breton126 - Zéphyr - 1963 ©Chappell
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Cindou11
12/11/2018
Hello,
As seen with Lionel, as deposits are made, this will be indicated on the list.
Thank you all for the research you will undertake ♫♫
As seen with Lionel, as deposits are made, this will be indicated on the list.
Thank you all for the research you will undertake ♫♫
Hello to all of you,
Does anyone have this score with the bass clef. This one is already on the site but there is only the treble clef. Musically. Titave.
Does anyone have this score with the bass clef. This one is already on the site but there is only the treble clef. Musically. Titave.
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theo
20/05/2018
Good evening to all
Titave can be here
Love Theo
https://fr.scribd.com/document/143350554/Made-in-France
Titave can be here
Love Theo
https://fr.scribd.com/document/143350554/Made-in-France
titave
20/05/2018
Good evening Theo, Thank you very much, but this one is already on the site. I would like to have the left hand written on the staff so I can play it on the accordion. Sincerely. Titave.
Has anyone got a copy of the second accordion part of "Max Francy's Marche de l'accordeon club de France"please.
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Ce groupe est mon dernier espoir de trouver la partition d'un morceau de musique appelé "C'est Tout" ce que je cherchais, pour un certain nombre d'années maintenant. J'espère que quelqu'un peut m'aider à le localiser.
J'ai seulement entendu joué par Jack Emblow, le légendaire accordéoniste britannique. Les caractéristiques de la chanson dans au moins deux de dire de la musique française cd de Jack "Paris Musette" (1997) et "La Musique de France" (2006). Toute aide serait grandement appréciée.
Accordéon Vibes
J'ai seulement entendu joué par Jack Emblow, le légendaire accordéoniste britannique. Les caractéristiques de la chanson dans au moins deux de dire de la musique française cd de Jack "Paris Musette" (1997) et "La Musique de France" (2006). Toute aide serait grandement appréciée.
Accordéon Vibes
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Hello,
Looking for the piano score of "Marina, Marina" sung by Francesco NAPOLI and I think by Tino ROSSI and also by the Gipsy King?
If someone can give me this score it would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Alain
Looking for the piano score of "Marina, Marina" sung by Francesco NAPOLI and I think by Tino ROSSI and also by the Gipsy King?
If someone can give me this score it would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Alain
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