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great late Enrico Caruso in this World War I French Patriotic Song
It was performed to accompany Alfred Dreyfus\' degradation ceremony of 1895 and, during the First World War, to accompany the execution of traitors, though it later fell out of favor.[
Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse - Enrico Caruso
Enregistré le 6 janvier 1919
Le régiment de Sambre et Meuse
Marching song of the French soldier
Robert Planquette (composer)
Paul Cezano (author)
Enrico Caruso (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Josef Pasternack (conductor)
Description: Tenor vocal solo, with orchestra
Category: Vocal
Language: French
1/6/1919 Camden, New Jersey
Orig Issue Victor Batwing 12\" 78 rpm record
Condition: VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS only minor wear at start but rubbed, light hiss during intro then plays E-very quiet rare ticks
A GREAT COPY
\"Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse\" (English: \"Sambre-et-Meuse Regiment\") is a French poem and military march by Robert Planquette and Paul Cezano.
Cezano penned the lyrics to \"Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse\" following the French defeat in the Franco-Prussian War, Planquette setting them to music shortly thereafter.[1] Cezano was one of a number of French artists of the period who sought to reconcile the defeat of France with memories of its historic victories, with the song describing the achievement of human immortality through heroic death.[1]
It was first publicly performed by the baritone Lucien Fugère in a Paris cabaret on March 3, 1870.[2] Quickly finding favor as a popular song, it became a part of the music curriculum in schools during the French Third Republic, and was used at other important moments in French history during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.[1] It was performed to accompany Alfred Dreyfus\' degradation ceremony of 1895 and, during the First World War, to accompany the execution of traitors, though it later fell out of favor.[1]
1er couplet:
Tous ces fiers enfants de la Gaule Allaient sans trêve et sans repos Avec leur fusil sur l\'épaule Courage au cœur et sac au dos La gloire était leur nourriture Ils étaient sans pain, sans souliers La nuit, ils couchaient sur la dure Avec leur sac pour oreiller
Refrain:
Le régiment de Sambre et Meuse Marchait toujours au cri de \"Liberté\" Cherchant la route glorieuse Qui l\'a conduit à l\'immortalité
1st verse:
All these proud children of Gaul Marched without respite or ease With their rifles on their shoulders Courage in their hearts and packs on their backs Glory was their nourishment With neither bread nor shoes They slept on the hard ground With their packs beneath their heads.
Chorus:
The regiment of \"Sambre et Meuse\" Always marched to the call of freedom Seeking the path of glory That led them to immortality
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