Rachel Haworth
Brassens, Brel et Ferré, ou, La mise en scène de l'authenticité dans la chanson française
Haworth, Rachel
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Abstract
Authenticity is a key preoccupation for the French popular music genre, chanson, and the figures of Brassens, Brel and Ferré are the paradigmatic 'big three' of the genre. This chapter analyses the place of performance within chanson. It takes these three singer-songwriters as case studies, to examine the extent to which the authenticity of chanson is performed, codified and disseminated by the singer-songwriters when on stage.
Citation
Haworth, R. (2012). Brassens, Brel et Ferré, ou, La mise en scène de l'authenticité dans la chanson française. In Chanson et performance: Mise en scène du corps dans la chanson française et francophone (73 - 83). L'Harmattan
Publication Date | Dec 28, 2012 |
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Pages | 73 - 83 |
Book Title | Chanson et performance: Mise en scène du corps dans la chanson française et francophone |
ISBN | 978-2-29699-740-0 |
Public URL | https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/429013 |
Contract Date | Dec 28, 2012 |
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