Françoise Hardy
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Hardy caught my interest because a lot of her songs are about wanting someone, and them not being their, and I feel like I can relate to that
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Françoise Hardy was born on January 17, 1944 in Paris, France. She and her younger sister were raised by their mother, as their father was not a part of their lives. Françoise attended a convent school for girls. She was shy throughout most of her younger years.
She started to write music and was inspired by Georges Guétary, Paul Anka, Charles Trenet, and Cora Vaucaire. She received a guitar as a birthday present one year from her father, and this really helped to inspire her to try to start a career in music. She studied at the singing school Petit Conservatoire de Mireille. Françoise auditioned for three record companies before getting a contract with Vogue on November 14, 1961.
Hardy caught my interest because a lot of her songs are about wanting someone, and them not being their, and I feel like I can relate to that
She started to write music and was inspired by Georges Guétary, Paul Anka, Charles Trenet, and Cora Vaucaire. She received a guitar as a birthday present one year from her father, and this really helped to inspire her to try to start a career in music. She studied at the singing school Petit Conservatoire de Mireille. Françoise auditioned for three record companies before getting a contract with Vogue on November 14, 1961.
Hardy caught my interest because a lot of her songs are about wanting someone, and them not being their, and I feel like I can relate to that
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Popular song : "Mon Amie La Rose", another one of her top songs, was based off a poem written by Jacques Lacome and Cecile Caulker. Four years later she came out with another one of her top songs "Comment Te Dire Adieu." Françoise.
The music Hardy wrote was about her life, love, insecurities, or based on other writings
Hardy caught my interest because a lot of her songs are about wanting someone, and them not being their, and I feel like I can relate to that
The music Hardy wrote was about her life, love, insecurities, or based on other writings
Hardy caught my interest because a lot of her songs are about wanting someone, and them not being their, and I feel like I can relate to that
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French pop in the 1960s was known as yé-yé, coming from the the English term "yeah yeah."
Historical Background:They were widely influenced by British and American artists. In fact most of the songs released during this time were covers of popular British and American songs.
Major themes/instruments: drums, electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboard. Themes of innocence
Sylvie Vartan, Sheila, France Gail
Historical Background:They were widely influenced by British and American artists. In fact most of the songs released during this time were covers of popular British and American songs.
Major themes/instruments: drums, electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboard. Themes of innocence
Sylvie Vartan, Sheila, France Gail
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One of her first singles "Tous les garçons at les filles" rocketed her into stardom selling over two million companies.
The song is about how everyone around her is in love, and she is alone. She is wondering when she will have someone to love.
I selected the song because it sounds really pretty, and is so far the story of my life.
Everyone was writing songs about innocent love
The song is about how everyone around her is in love, and she is alone. She is wondering when she will have someone to love.
I selected the song because it sounds really pretty, and is so far the story of my life.
Everyone was writing songs about innocent love
