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Eric Bonnet

Une petite musique courte a l'histoire longue !! C'est pas du Jacques Brel , mais tout comme :-) 

Meir Wise

Even out of sync you realise that she was a great singer. She even survived that frog Jagger!

cafebenzamomoi

@urdivine Yes, you are right, in French and other Romance languages, those are the stylistic conventions for movie titles and books: 1) italicize the title , 2) capitalize the first letter of the first word of the title, and 3) also capitalize proper nouns, but 4) common nouns are not capitalized . So , Les parapluies de Cherbourg. I think the love theme is referred to as "Je ne pourrai jamais vivre sans toi" when talking about the original version from the film. :-)

Sangfroid

The divine and profane Marianne , I adore you, from ingenious ingénue to world weary chanteuse ,splendid. 

Fazli Sameer

yes,its "I will wait for you" in English - try googling Connie Francis version here

Tony Taravella

It is "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg" from the movie by the same name which was translated into English as "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg." There are other artists on YouTube who sing this song in French also. Nana Mouskouri is one of them and has a very beautiful version.

urdivine

So would you say the title is...."Love Theme from les parapluies de cherbourg"? Slightly off topic. I never understoof why the French never capitalized their song and movie titles. I guess it is just a cultural difference.

ropierrot

no, les parapluies de cherbourg was the title of the film... the song was its main theme, the 'love theme'- i don't think lagrand ever gave it a french title- the answer to your indeed pertinent question lies in the fact that gimbel, the lyricist behind the song, was american (wiki him)- also at the time french films and music were huge, however they needed something identifiable for international audiences- precisely often the title- and anyway the song was all too quickly translated...

urdivine

Good. That helps but my question was not clear. I should have asked "what is the title in French?" My translator for "I will wait for you" gives me "Je vais attendre pour vous". Is that the correct title? Or, is the title "Les Parapluies De Cherbourg"?

ropierrot

yes indeed- it's the 'i ll wait for you' from michel legrand for 64's 'the umbrellas of cherbourg' (where Catherine Deneuve supposedly sings, actually sung however by Danielle Licari)- it's been virtually sung by everybody and that's a great take from marianne faithfull- i like minnelli's and mouskouri's versions a lot too (the latter has sung it in numerous languages)- 'ne me quitte pas' is brel's song, also rendered superbly by nina simone-

Gordy Withoutmusicidgonuts

Before lots of smoking, alcohol, drugs, ... she used to look cute. Sad ...

dobbsiancant

it's the love theme from les parapluies de cherbourg written by michel legrand who,by the way,is uncle to beach house singer-composer victoria legrand.the english title is 'i will wait for you'.

Véronique Doussot

M. Faithfull sings "Devant Le Garage" from the french film Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg) by Jaques Demy with Catherine Deneuve and Nino Castelnuovo.

haltmusic

What's "Badly out of sync" in French?

Roxana Moran Piedrahita

:') please kill me...♥

giulia dalle luche

would be nice to have the proper title of a song when is posted , marianne is magic dont matter what

urdivine

The video is not in sync, so does anyone know if she is singing "Je ne pourrai jamais vivre sans toi" in this video, [not the audio]? or is it just any video combined with her audio of "Je ne pourrai jamais vivre sans toi" ?

amapola53

@urdivine-- i have the dvd from which this song was sung--"les parapluise de cherbourg"--the umbrellas of cherbourg, starring catherine deneuve. Love this song--"i will wait for you!"

urdivine

@crazedwitch2 Thank you for the quick reply and, I'm sorry I did not see that you already posted the answer. I didn't see it.

urdivine

This song is not "Ne Me Quitte Pas ". Does anyone know the name of this song in French? I remember an English version in the 60s.

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