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No Regrets The Life Of Edith Piaf 1st Edition Carolyn Burke

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No Regrets The Life Of Edith Piaf 1st Edition Carolyn Burke
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Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 7.58 MB
Author: Carolyn Burke
ISBN: 9780307268013, 0307268012
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 1St Edition

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No Regrets The Life Of Edith Piaf 1st Edition Carolyn Burke by Carolyn Burke 9780307268013, 0307268012 instant download after payment.

The iconic French singer comes to life in this enthralling, definitive biography, which captures Edith Piaf’s immense charisma along with the time and place that gave rise to her unprecedented international career.Raised by turns in a brothel, a circus caravan, and a working-class Paris neighborhood, Piaf began singing on the city’s streets, where she was discovered by a Champs-Elys?es cabaret owner. She became a star almost overnight, seducing Paris’s elite and the people of its slums in equal measure with her powerful, passionate voice. No Regrets explores her rise to fame and notoriety, her tumultuous love affairs, and her struggles with drugs, alcohol, and illness, while also drawing on new sources to enhance our knowledge of little-known aspects of her life. Piaf was an unlikely student of poetry and philosophy, who aided Resistance efforts in World War II, wrote the lyrics for nearly one hundred songs (including “La Vie en rose”) and was a crucial mentor to younger singers (including Yves Montand and Charles Aznavour) who absorbed her love of chanson and her exacting approach to their m?tier.Here is Piaf in her own world—Paris in the first half of the twentieth century—and in ours. Burke demonstrates how, with her courage, her incomparable art, and her universal appeal, “the little sparrow” endures as a symbol of France and a source of inspiration to entertainers worldwide.

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