Julien CLERC
Julien Clerc, whose real name is Paul-Alain Leclerc, is a French singer, born October 4, 1947 in Paris in the 19th district. Son of a senior official at Unesco and a mother from Guadeloupe, it is the interpreter of songs many of Étienne Roda-Gil. He is the half brother of Gerard Leclerc, political journalist at France 2. His parents divorced when he was still young. About six years, he began studying the piano with no real enthusiasm. It was not until thirteen years he really gets going and taught himself to play by reproducing everything he hears on the radio. He was then living in Bourg la Reine, and neighbors, made of Scouting Scouts in secular France in the group Montaigne. Senior in high school Lakanal in Sceaux, he met Maurice Vallet said Momo will become one of its main songwriters. It is also during this time that Julien Clerc, who is still called Paul-Alain, composed his first songs. After graduation he fails in the preparation of the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris. Then pushed by his father, he enrolled in law school at the Sorbonne. This is where, in 1966, he met Etienne Roda-Gil. By a family relationship, Julien Clerc has the opportunity to audition for Pathé Marconi. This is a success for the young man who then changed its name to sign a seven-year contract with the record company. In 1969, Julien Clerc then rises for the first time on stage at the Olympia in the first part of Gilbert Bécaud. It was at this concert that Julian Cope was spotted by the producers of the musical Hair, big time success of the Channel. They offered him the lead role in the show soon to be mounted in Paris. Julien Clerc first refuses, then finally agreed after seeing the show in London. It was during this show he meets France Gall. They lived together until 1974. He wrote Snowplows. She inspired him suffer by you is not suffering. In February 1974, he received from the hands of the singer Francoise Hardy five gold records for all sales of his previous albums. It was during the filming To love and fresh water, where Clerc interprets a piano teacher, he met Miou-Miou. It will be his companion until 1981. In 1978, Julien Clerc and Miou-Miou have a daughter, Jeanne. That same year he also celebrated his thirty years and his friend Maxime Le Forestier wrote on that occasion one of his best songs, I had thirty years. This title will be published in autumn 1978 on the album Jealous, his first big success in terms of sales (400,000 copies) with the title of Jean-Loup Dabadie My preference. In 1979, Julien Clerc participates in musical tale Emilie Jolie by Philippe Chatel, CARRYING for children. The album sold one million copies. That year, Julien Clerc bought a farm in the Yonne and decided to install a sheep farm. There may also go horse riding, one of his great passions. In 1980, Julien Clerc separates Etienne Roda-Gil and his arranger Jean-Claude Petit. In 1982 released his 12th album, so I love you Women. He left his record company Pathé Marconi to integrate the British firm Virgin who at the time was still a small label. In 1985, September 14, Julien Clerc wife Virginia Couperie. It is that year the emcee of the first evening of Victoires de la Musique, the French music awards. In 1985, she founded her daughter Vanilla, followed by a son Barnabas in 1997. The album Useful in December 1992 is an event in the career of Julian Cope because it marks his reunion with Étienne Roda-Gil after ten years of professional separation. In 1997 he celebrates 50 years on stage with Marc Lavoine, Alain Souchon, Françoise Hardy, Keane and Pascal Obispo. It will be shot a record called The October 4, which corresponds to the date of his birthday. In 2002, following a story in Africa, he sold the rights to the title Going for the benefit of the UNHCR, which he was appointed Goodwill Ambassador in 2003. His album, released in late 2005 Double childhood and found success at a time when the record market is collapsing. It includes among others two songs of Etienne Roda-Gil, who died a few months earlier. His partner Helena Gremillon gave birth to a baby born Leonard April 22, 2008. Julien is a father for the fifth time, while since last year he became a grandfather Antoine small. His new album Where are leaving the aircraft is scheduled for September 15, 2008. The first single is The wool skirt (video directed by H. Gremillon). Participants at the album Carla Bruni and Benjamin Gate, as a producer. Julien Clerc is sponsor of Telethon 2008. Julien Clerc celebrates 40-year career on stage, starting with the Casino de Paris. Google machine translation: Julien CLERC's original bio |
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| Julien CLERC Arr : BRION Publisher : Robert Martin Genre : Orchestra Group : Junior orchestra Style & options : Wind and string instruments or winds only |
Set Wind Band (CLER02400-BA) : € 100,29 Full score (CLER02400-CO) : € 27,96 |
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| Julien CLERC Arr : LEGAULOIS MAXIME Publisher : Martinus Genre : Orchestra Group : Wind band Style & options : French light music |
Set Wind Band (MT01-453-17-BA) : € 149,88 Full score (MT01-453-17-CO) : € 29,97 |
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| Julien CLERC Arr : CHESEAUX TONY Publisher : Difem Genre : Orchestra Group : Wind band Style & options : French light music |
Set Wind Band (DIF397385-BA) : € 120,73 | ||