Alain SOUCHON
Alain Souchon, Alain Kienast born [1] May 27, 1944 in Casablanca, Morocco, is a singer-songwriter and actor French. Contents [hide]A BiographyA. 1 The beginningsA. 2 The early success2 Discography2. 1 Studio Albums2. 2 Live Albums2. 3 Compilation2. 4 Investments3 Filmography3. 1 Text of film music4 Victoires de la Musique5 Rose6 Stories7 Notes and references8 See also8. 1 Related Article8. 2 External links Biography [edit]Alain Souchon was born May 27, 1944. He has four brothers, two half-brothers and half-sister. The beginnings [edit]He saw only six months in Morocco and then spent his childhood in Paris. His father is a professor and his mother novelist [2]. In 1959, on the way home from skiing holidays, their car was hit by a truck, his father is killed instantly, while the artist was only fifteen years. His death made a deep impression and inspire a song to be released in 1977 album Never content: Eighteen years that I have in it. The family is in financial difficulties. Unable to adapt to the environment of other students, he was sent by his mother, in a French school in England. Registration is not valid, it is still there and lives there with odd jobs for eighteen months. He developed his taste for the song. He misses his BA by correspondence three times. Returning to France, he still lives with odd jobs and then tries his luck in the song by singing it in Parisian cinemas. In 1970, he married Frances. The same year, he has a son Peter, who will later group The Cherche Midi Voulzy with Julien, son of Lawrence Arms. The following year, three 45s are published at Pathé Marconi, but are failures. The early success [edit]In 1973, Bob Socquet, artistic director of RCA Records, Alain leads to present her song Love in the contest of the 1830 Rose d'Antibes, where he wins the special prize of the critics and the press prize. He met Lawrence Arms in 1974. Bob Socquet, again, felt that the collaboration between the two men can be successful, the music is the weakest songs Souchon. Souchon and Voulzy be related to this day by their friendship and their complementary artistic. Lawrence Arms performs arrangements of the first album of Alain Souchon I was ten, then the music of Tin released in 1976. This collaboration enables the success of these discs with the success of titles like I was ten, Sit down and Bottle. Published in 1977 is never satisfied, which contains the tubes Never Content, Hello Mom and Bobo There's a rumba in the air. Alain Souchon also participates in the Lawrence Arms disks by writing different texts such as the famous Rockollection. In 1978, his second son was born, Charles. The latter, after a career as a graphic designer (he is the creator of the latest versions of the site of his father [3]), is also expanding into the song under the pseudonym Bear. His first album was released in mid 2007. Alain Souchon, looking like a disheveled poet, occupies a special place in the world of French song. He handles a happy light humor, but not devoid of acidity: "A church is beautiful, because it is unnecessary. "The texts speak of Alain Souchon of nostalgia, the sound pressure, modernism and the difficulty to exist, respected as an individual, or simply peace. His songs often evoke the slightest weakness of humans to female seduction. He participated actively in the Eating and c ur floor if such. Citing the artists who influenced him, such as Georges Brassens, Léo Ferré or Bob Dylan, Alain Souchon willingly collaborates with other artists, like Lawrence Arms course, but also Jonasz Michel, Louis Chedid, Jane Birkin and many others. It is also known to sprinkle his text with references to people who influenced him, like Somerset Maugham, Theodore Monod, Ava Gardner, Bob Dylan, Francoise Sagan. Alain Souchon was a noted actor in several movies, I love you, all fire and flame, The Summer murderer. Ironically, he considers himself as "not made for it". The Golden Parachute song taken from his forthcoming album which is scheduled for release in December 2008, was temporarily available for free, full version, download on his official website [. Google machine translation: Alain SOUCHON's original bio |
 |
| ||
| Alain SOUCHON Arr : LEGAULOIS MAXIME Publisher : Martinus Genre : Orchestra Group : Wind band Style & options : French light music |
Set Wind Band (MT495-BA) : € 145,34 Full score (MT495-CO) : € 29,07 |
||
 |
| ||
| Alain SOUCHON Arr : AXL WILSON Publisher : Difem Genre : Orchestra Group : Wind band Style & options : French light music |
Set Wind Band (DIF12202-BA) : € 118,65 | ||