Biografía:
Charles Aznavour (París, Francia, 22 de mayo de 1924 - Mouriès, Bocas del Ródano, Francia, 1 de octubre de 2018) es un cantante, compositor y actor francés de origen armenio. Se trata de uno de los cantantes franceses más populares y de carrera más extensa, y el más conocido internacionalmente; ha vendido más de 100 millones de discos. Aznavour es conocido por críticos y admiradores con el apodo de "Charles Aznavoice".
Nacido como Chahnour Varinag Aznavourian en París, es hijo de emigrantes armenios.
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Otras canciones:
- Comme Ils Disent
- Dans Mon Coin
- Désormais
- Emmenez Moi
- Et Pourtant
- For Me
- Hier Encore
- Je Bois
- Je M'voyais Déjà
- La Boheme
- La Salle Et La Terrasse
- Le Temps
- Mes Amis Mes Amours
- Mes Emmerdes
- Mourir Pour Toi
- Plaisirs Démodés
- Sa Jeunesse Entre Ses Main
- She
- Sur Ma Vie
- Tu T'laisses Aller
- Une Jam
- And I In My Chair
- Emmenez
- For Me Formidable
- How Sad Venice Can Be
- Il Faut Savoir
- La Bohemia
- Les Comediens
- Les Deux Guitares
- Morir De Amor
- Parce Que Tu Crois
- Que Cest Triste Venise
- Qui
- Quien
- Rentre Chez Toi Et Pleure
- Sa Jeunesse
- Trousse Chemise
- Tu Te Laisses Aller
- Un Poco Antes De La Guerra
- Une Vie Damore
- Venecia Sin Ti
- Y Por Tanto
- Yesterday When I Was Young
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
"How Sad Venice Can Be"
aka "Que c'est triste Venise"
BY:
Charles Aznavour(Music);
Gene Lees (Lyrics-English);
Francoise Dorin (Lyrics-French)
[Key - Bb]
[VERSE 1]
Bb
How sad Venice can be
F
When you return alone
Gm
To find a memory
F
In every paving stone.
Cm
I walk among the birds
F
That fill San Marco's Square
C
With echoes of her words
F
Around me in the air.
[CHORUS]
Bb
How sad Venice can be
G
When the mandolins play
Cm
A song she sung for me
F
One unforgotten day.
Bb
Like images of sleep
Eb
The gondoliers go by
Cm
But when I try to weep
F Bb
I find my tears are dry.
[Key Change - B]
[VERSE 2]
B
How sad Venice can be
Abm
When mist is in your eyes
C#m
And you can hardly see
F#
As pigeons fill the skies.
C#m
I find the little street
F#
And then the old café
C#m
Where we would always meet
F#
To dream away the day.
[CHORUS]
B
How sad Venice can be
A Ab
Be-neath the silent moon
C#m
That rises from the sea
F#
And silvers the la-goon.
B
I hear the vespers chime
Abm
And cross the Bridge of Sighs
C#m
I know that it is time
F# B
To bid my last good-byes.
[Key Change - C]
[SEGUE]
C
There's nothing more to say
F
I pass beneath the light
Dm
And then I turn away
G C
From Venice in the night.
[OUTRO]
C
How sad Venice can be
F A
It's too lonely to bare
F
When you have lost the love
G C
That you discovered there.
aka "Que c'est triste Venise"
BY:
Charles Aznavour(Music);
Gene Lees (Lyrics-English);
Francoise Dorin (Lyrics-French)
[Key - Bb]
[VERSE 1]
Bb
How sad Venice can be
F
When you return alone
Gm
To find a memory
F
In every paving stone.
Cm
I walk among the birds
F
That fill San Marco's Square
C
With echoes of her words
F
Around me in the air.
[CHORUS]
Bb
How sad Venice can be
G
When the mandolins play
Cm
A song she sung for me
F
One unforgotten day.
Bb
Like images of sleep
Eb
The gondoliers go by
Cm
But when I try to weep
F Bb
I find my tears are dry.
[Key Change - B]
[VERSE 2]
B
How sad Venice can be
Abm
When mist is in your eyes
C#m
And you can hardly see
F#
As pigeons fill the skies.
C#m
I find the little street
F#
And then the old café
C#m
Where we would always meet
F#
To dream away the day.
[CHORUS]
B
How sad Venice can be
A Ab
Be-neath the silent moon
C#m
That rises from the sea
F#
And silvers the la-goon.
B
I hear the vespers chime
Abm
And cross the Bridge of Sighs
C#m
I know that it is time
F# B
To bid my last good-byes.
[Key Change - C]
[SEGUE]
C
There's nothing more to say
F
I pass beneath the light
Dm
And then I turn away
G C
From Venice in the night.
[OUTRO]
C
How sad Venice can be
F A
It's too lonely to bare
F
When you have lost the love
G C
That you discovered there.
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Charles Strauss
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