Dalszövegek | Fordítások |
---|---|
La coupe du roi de ThuléFrancia | Orosz |
La Lyre d’OrphéeFrancia | Orosz |
Le FantômeFrancia The French Poets | Angol Olasz |
L’Amour et la MortFrancia | Spanyol |
L’HommeFrancia | Orosz |
Hozzászólások
Dalszövegek | Fordítások |
---|---|
La coupe du roi de ThuléFrancia | Orosz |
La Lyre d’OrphéeFrancia | Orosz |
Le FantômeFrancia The French Poets | Angol Olasz |
L’Amour et la MortFrancia | Spanyol |
L’HommeFrancia | Orosz |
Manu Chao Folk, Latino, Punk, | |
Barbara Pravi Pop, Singer-songwriter | |
Indila Pop, R&B/Soul, | |
Édith Piaf Singer-songwriter | |
Gipsy Kings Flamenco, Pop, Salsa | |
Zaz Jazz, R&B/Soul, | |
Charles Aznavour Singer-songwriter | |
Dalida Dance, Disco, Folk, Pop, | |
Joe Dassin Pop, Singer-songwriter | |
Françoise Hardy Pop, Singer-songwriter | |
Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie (OST) Soundtrack | |
Videoclub Alternative, Electropop | |
Vitaa Electropop, Pop, R&B/Soul | |
Molière L'opéra Urbain | |
SKÁLD Folk, Neofolk |
In 1838, Victorine Choquet went to Berlin to study German, and there married Paul Ackermann, an Alsatian philologist, in 1843. After little more than two years of happy married life her husband died, and Madame Ackermann went to live in Nice with a favorite sister. In 1855, she published Contes en vers, and in 1862, Contes et poésies.
Very different from these simple and charming contes is the work on which Madame Ackermann's real reputation rests. She published in 1874 Poésies, premières poésies, poésies philosophiques, a volume of sombre and powerful verse, expressing her revolt against human suffering.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise-Victorine_Ackermann