
She was a composer-writer too, not just a singer. Born 1930, died 1997.
More Barbara coming; I'm on a roll.
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Elle est tout à fait charmante!
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot to say--thank you for the birthday present! That was yesterday, hier, whatever:-).
ReplyDeleteI didn't forget to say, I said, but the comment never got posted. What I was going to say was that I'd never heard of Barbara before, my whole association with French female singers was Edith Piaf, and Barbara runs her out of the room. My first thought was "Oh God, not another French drama queen chanteuse," Barbara's delivery seemed straightforward and aimed right at the listener, not at her ego. She must've been marvelous, and thank you for posting this.
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ReplyDeleteYour original comment did come through; you just wrote it on the wrong post: the Grieg piece dedicated to Paul. Glad you succumbed to the charms of Barbara. A real treasure.
Lovely.
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