FRENCH SONGS OF OLD CANADA, Plate 14
by Lorena Cassady
Title
FRENCH SONGS OF OLD CANADA, Plate 14
Artist
Lorena Cassady
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Mixed Media - Vintage Music And Lyrics
Description
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If there is one genre in which the French influence in Canada has been predominant it is popular song. For more than two centuries, the French folksong has remained perhaps the strongest musical link between Canada and France. Published in 1904 by William Heinemann in London, the edition of this music book was limited to 350 copies.
Songs included in this music book: Cecelia, La belle rose, A la Claire Fontaine, Le chant d’Isabeau, Ah, qui me passera le bois?, Petite Jeanneton, Digue-dindaine, En roulant ma boule, Au jardin de mon pere, Gai lon la, gai la rosier, D’ou viens tu?, L’Assemblée d’amour, Je me fais maîtresse, Joli coeur de rose, La fille du roi d’Espagne.
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A page from a book features colorful illustrations alongside sheet music and lyrics in French. One side shows a gathering of women, while the other side has a smaller panel with a religious or spiritual scene.
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