What can teach us an art as popular as chanson on the history, the memory and the imagination of immigration? The first part of the article is devoted to a broad inventory of the “foreign contribution” in this artistic field, whose cultural importance and social impact are considerable. Based on many examples, it insists on the seniority of the phenomenon, which goes back up to the end of theninetheenth century and remains today. All the actors of the professional environment — not only the singers — are taken into account. The extreme diversity of courses and routes is approached, as well as the conceptual and terminological questions which result from it. A geography of the origins is eventually sketched. The second part of the article wi...
En Haïti, la chanson, largement véhiculée par les femmes, accompagne presque tous les gestes quotidi...
Premier essai d'étude de la chanson comme facteur sociopolitique au XXe siècle. Plus qu'une simple p...
This article endeavours to delineate the processes that led young Italian and French musicians to pr...
The contribution of folk-singer Charles Marchand and his “Carillon canadien” to the history o...
International audienceAccording to Yves Borowice the chanson française is partly an “art of métèques...
International audienceDespite the politics of privilege, the Parisian scenes are far from being wate...
International audienceThere is no evidence in taking for granted the Great Divide between musica and...
International audienceIs the conservation and cultural transmission of sung performances possible af...
La chanson a toujours été une expression profondément populaire, ancrée dans les cultures et les tra...
International audienceIn nineteenth-century Paris, songs were the artistic production (whether they ...
Seconde partie de l'article de Pillot et al. 1998National audienceThe second part of this article de...
Seconde partie de l'article de Pillot et al. 1998National audienceThe second part of this article de...
International audienceThere is no evidence in taking for granted the Great Divide between musica and...
Depuis 1960 une importante communauté mandingue, en provenance d’Afrique de l’Ouest, est installée d...
Chanter en langue d'oc sur une scène était inimaginable dans les années 1950. Un demi siècle plus ta...
En Haïti, la chanson, largement véhiculée par les femmes, accompagne presque tous les gestes quotidi...
Premier essai d'étude de la chanson comme facteur sociopolitique au XXe siècle. Plus qu'une simple p...
This article endeavours to delineate the processes that led young Italian and French musicians to pr...
The contribution of folk-singer Charles Marchand and his “Carillon canadien” to the history o...
International audienceAccording to Yves Borowice the chanson française is partly an “art of métèques...
International audienceDespite the politics of privilege, the Parisian scenes are far from being wate...
International audienceThere is no evidence in taking for granted the Great Divide between musica and...
International audienceIs the conservation and cultural transmission of sung performances possible af...
La chanson a toujours été une expression profondément populaire, ancrée dans les cultures et les tra...
International audienceIn nineteenth-century Paris, songs were the artistic production (whether they ...
Seconde partie de l'article de Pillot et al. 1998National audienceThe second part of this article de...
Seconde partie de l'article de Pillot et al. 1998National audienceThe second part of this article de...
International audienceThere is no evidence in taking for granted the Great Divide between musica and...
Depuis 1960 une importante communauté mandingue, en provenance d’Afrique de l’Ouest, est installée d...
Chanter en langue d'oc sur une scène était inimaginable dans les années 1950. Un demi siècle plus ta...
En Haïti, la chanson, largement véhiculée par les femmes, accompagne presque tous les gestes quotidi...
Premier essai d'étude de la chanson comme facteur sociopolitique au XXe siècle. Plus qu'une simple p...
This article endeavours to delineate the processes that led young Italian and French musicians to pr...