Paul Beuscher Publications Sicle Chansons Franaises 1879-1919 - PVG
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This sheet music for voice, guitar, or piano brings together a wide panorama of French songs, with a strong "Parisian chanson" flavor and titles that have become classics of the repertoire. You will find notably "Sous les ponts de Paris," "Je te veux," "Viens poupoule," "Roses de Picardie," "Les Saltimbanques," and "La Paimpolaise," alongside many rarer tunes to rediscover.
This collection is particularly interesting if you are looking for voice piano sheet music or voice guitar sheet music that allows for varied situations: simple accompaniment for rehearsal, interpretation work, or setting up a stage program. The pieces span very contrasting worlds, from tender to satirical, and provide a solid foundation to develop your expressiveness, phrasing, and sense of the text.
The list of titles is especially extensive: "A Grenelle," "A la Bastoche," "A la Villette," "Ah! si vous voulez d'l'amour," "Caissière du grand café," "Je suis pocharde," "Oublions le passé," "Sur les boul'ds de Paname," "Verdun on ne passe pas," "Voyage à Robinson," "You-you sous les bambous"... An excellent choice for singers wishing to broaden their repertoire, as well as for teachers seeking a comprehensive and inspiring resource.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | voice, guitar, or piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which songs are included in Sicle Chansons Franaises 1879-1919?
The collection notably includes "Sous les ponts de Paris," "Je te veux," "Viens poupoule," "Roses de Picardie," "Les Saltimbanques," and "La Paimpolaise." The selection also features "Verdun on ne passe pas," "Sur les boul'ds de Paname," and "You-you sous les bambous."
Is this sheet music suitable for singing with piano or guitar?
The indicated instrumentation is voice, guitar, or piano, allowing the songs to be performed with the accompaniment specified in the collection.
Is this collection appropriate for preparing a French chanson program?
The selection covers pieces ranging from tender to satirical. Titles such as "A Grenelle," "A la Bastoche," and "Voyage à Robinson" enable the construction of a program reflecting the colors of Parisian song. The material is also presented for interpretation practice and phrasing.
Which period of French chanson does it cover?
The specified period extends from 1879 to 1919, focusing on a repertoire of French and Parisian songs.
Can the sung text be studied with this collection?
The included pieces serve as a basis for developing expressiveness, phrasing, and textual meaning. Songs like "Je suis pocharde" or "Oublions le passé" provide contrasting registers for interpretation.



