Edith Piaf La Foule

hall and then, since the 1920s, in the phonograph record, the wireless and the cinema. Aristide Bruant (1851– 1925), the first singer-songwriter to be recorded, had sung of life in the streets of Paris, while in the 1930s singers like Fréhel and Édith Piaf (1915–63) turned the lyrics of their songs into personal dramas of hope, joy and despair. Most songs were technically proficient but depended both on the quality of the performance and the personality of the performer. A distinction, however, is

for all your help. TA: Anytime, that’s what we’re here for. 1. GET UP, STAND UP MANUEL & P. 76-77 1. Read and understand CORRIGÉ DE LA FICHE DU WORKBOOK (P. 23-24) 1 telling them 2 a) gather b) rassembler c) rassemblés • le rassemblement / la foule 3 he: the chief • em: the gathering • his: the chief • their: the gathering • they: the gathering 4 These words refer to the Maoris. 5 a) “warring” (l. 6), “warriors” (l. 7), “battlefield” (l. 8), “wounded” (l. 9), “enemy” (l. 9) “fighting” (l