Carisch MITCHELL EDDY - COLLECTION ?GRANDS INTERPRETES? - PVG

Summary of This Book

This book brings together a wide selection of songs with a strong character, featuring the energy of rock'n'roll, the color of blues, and the effectiveness of pop. The table of contents alternates between rhythmic and incisive tracks like "Dactylo rock," "Daniela," or "Tu parles trop," and more introspective pieces, perfect for working on storytelling and emotion, such as "M'man," "Le cimetière des éléphants," or "Un portrait de Norman Rockwell."

It also includes deliberate nods to American roots with references in parentheses (for example, "St. James Infirmary," "That's How I Got to Memphis," or "You Talk Too Much"), making it an excellent resource for exploring the connections between French chanson, rock, and revisited standards. Altogether, it forms a coherent collection, ideal for enriching your repertoire, revisiting classics, and refining your interpretation style through strong lyrics and highly contrasting atmospheres, from "baby blues" on the road, from Nashville to Belleville.

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Pop

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Sheet music

A complete and varied repertoire	a selection of must-have songs combining rock, blues and French chanson.	Perfect for playing solo or preparing for the stage	a series of songs designed to transition between different moods and build a set.
Ideal for working on interpretation	narrative and expressive pieces to develop phrasing, diction and dynamics.	Instantly recognizable classics	from " Couleur menthe à l'eau " to " La dernière séance ", including " Sur la route de Memphis ".