Nana Mouskouri au coeur de septembre、Youtubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
音源は、実際にvinyl、ドーナッツ盤レコードを演奏してのものと思われます♪
From: soulcargo
PARIS VILLE au coeur de septembre
(try... PARIS VILLE au coeur de septembre
(try to remember)
Category Music
Tags: music oldies
6/30/2007
Nana Mouskouri commercial,Youtubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri commercial,Youtubeから♪
これはこれは♪ナナのCMに出演した映像です♪
From: markier1980
Nana Mouskouri spraying...
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri commercial
Yahoogroupからの情報によりますと、
Its a spray for rooms to cover unpleasent smells.
- it's French
- it was broadcasted on French TV about 1989/1990
フランスのテレビで、1989から1990の時期に放映された室内用の臭い消しのスプレーの広告らしいです♪
これはこれは♪ナナのCMに出演した映像です♪
From: markier1980
Nana Mouskouri spraying...
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri commercial
Yahoogroupからの情報によりますと、
Its a spray for rooms to cover unpleasent smells.
- it's French
- it was broadcasted on French TV about 1989/1990
フランスのテレビで、1989から1990の時期に放映された室内用の臭い消しのスプレーの広告らしいです♪
Nana Mouskouri - Fidaki (a cappella)、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri - Fidaki (a cappella)、YouTubeから♪
素晴らしい映像です♪♪♪
Nanaがアカペラでしかも、マイクロフォンなしでステージでFidaki を唄います♪
1987年、ベルリンでのライブコンサートでの映像だそうです♪
必見！！！！！！！
From: markier1980
Nana singing a cappella and without m... Nana singing a cappella and without microphone (!) at the end of a Berlin concert 1987 (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri Fidaki a cappella
素晴らしい映像です♪♪♪
Nanaがアカペラでしかも、マイクロフォンなしでステージでFidaki を唄います♪
1987年、ベルリンでのライブコンサートでの映像だそうです♪
必見！！！！！！！
From: markier1980
Nana singing a cappella and without m... Nana singing a cappella and without microphone (!) at the end of a Berlin concert 1987 (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri Fidaki a cappella
Nana Mouskouri - The other side of me,YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri - The other side of me,YouTubeから♪
素晴らしい映像です♪
コメントによると、CD,レコードでは聴けないBBCのテレビ番組での曲です♪
From: markier1980
Nana Mouskouri singing 'The other sid... Nana Mouskouri singing 'The other side of me' on one of her famous BBC shows. (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri The other side of me BBC show
素晴らしい映像です♪
コメントによると、CD,レコードでは聴けないBBCのテレビ番組での曲です♪
From: markier1980
Nana Mouskouri singing 'The other sid... Nana Mouskouri singing 'The other side of me' on one of her famous BBC shows. (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri The other side of me BBC show
6/29/2007
Nana Mouskouri- Vaya con Dios,YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri- Vaya con Dios,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです。曲も、編集されたメドレーです♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:valdemarmarques
Vaya con Dios mi amor!!!...
A kiss...
Valdemar-Portugal
Category People & Blogs
Tags: portugal lisbon lisboa algarve faro rome pope nana mouskouri vaya con dios greek iatian
映像はイメージです。曲も、編集されたメドレーです♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:valdemarmarques
Vaya con Dios mi amor!!!...
A kiss...
Valdemar-Portugal
Category People & Blogs
Tags: portugal lisbon lisboa algarve faro rome pope nana mouskouri vaya con dios greek iatian
6/27/2007
Nana Mouskouri-The Voice-I Care、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri-The Voice-I Care、YouTubeから♪
映像は編集された美しいナナの姿をちりばめたものです♪♪♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:
valdemarmarques
A song by Nana Mouskouri , I Care.
I c... A song by Nana Mouskouri , I Care.
I can and you?... (more) (less)
Category People & Blogs
Tags: Nana Mouskouri i care rome pope greek portugal lisbon coimbra algarve faro portimao lisboa
映像は編集された美しいナナの姿をちりばめたものです♪♪♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:
valdemarmarques
A song by Nana Mouskouri , I Care.
I c... A song by Nana Mouskouri , I Care.
I can and you?... (more) (less)
Category People & Blogs
Tags: Nana Mouskouri i care rome pope greek portugal lisbon coimbra algarve faro portimao lisboa
Nana Mouskouri - Aranjuez mon amour、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri - Aranjuez mon amour、YouTubeから♪
From: ZaaK54
Nana Mouskouri - Aranjuez mon amour
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
近年の録画、録音です♪♪♪
アランフェス♪♪♪
From: ZaaK54
Nana Mouskouri - Aranjuez mon amour
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
近年の録画、録音です♪♪♪
アランフェス♪♪♪
Voyage en Guadeloupe,Myspacecomから♪
Voyage en Guadeloupe
Gepostet von Kölsch d adoption
映像はイメージです♪
アテネの白いバラ、ドイツ語でナナが唄います♪
Voyage en Guadeloupe
Zu meinem Profil hinzufügen | Mehr Videos
Gepostet von Kölsch d adoption
映像はイメージです♪
アテネの白いバラ、ドイツ語でナナが唄います♪
Voyage en Guadeloupe
Zu meinem Profil hinzufügen | Mehr Videos
6/24/2007
Lonely,sung by Nanadarkman,not Nana Mouskouri,CAUTION!
The summer knows 、Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
The summer knows 、Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
大変上質な画像です♪
From: TheRealBlackHair
The summer knows
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
大変上質な画像です♪
From: TheRealBlackHair
The summer knows
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
Der Lindenbaum-Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
Der Lindenbaum-Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: soccerlin
Der Lindenbaum （菩提樹）by Nana Mouskouri
Category People & Blogs
Tags: 菩提樹 Der Lindenbaum
映像はイメージです♪
From: soccerlin
Der Lindenbaum （菩提樹）by Nana Mouskouri
Category People & Blogs
Tags: 菩提樹 Der Lindenbaum
6/23/2007
Aranjuez Mon Amour,Nana Mouskouri,mofile.comから♪
Aranjuez Mon Amour,Nana Mouskouri,mofile.comから♪
《阿兰尼兹之恋Aranjuez Mon Amour》娜娜Nana Mouskouri
映像はなく音声だけです♪
恋のアランフェス、新しいサイトです♪
共284个影片 [查看所有影片] 片长4分49秒 07-04-20发布 说明: 《阿兰尼兹之恋Aranjuez Mon Amour》娜娜Nana Mouskouri
类别: 音乐 链接: 如何加入链接？
标签: 娜娜 Aranjuez NANA AMOUR 阿兰尼兹之恋 MON att Mouskouri
观看阿兰尼兹之恋相关图片
《阿兰尼兹之恋Aranjuez Mon Amour》娜娜Nana Mouskouri
映像はなく音声だけです♪
恋のアランフェス、新しいサイトです♪
共284个影片 [查看所有影片] 片长4分49秒 07-04-20发布 说明: 《阿兰尼兹之恋Aranjuez Mon Amour》娜娜Nana Mouskouri
类别: 音乐 链接: 如何加入链接？
标签: 娜娜 Aranjuez NANA AMOUR 阿兰尼兹之恋 MON att Mouskouri
观看阿兰尼兹之恋相关图片
Nana Mouskouri,concerts 2007,コンサート情報２００７、追加♪♪♪
DieterさんのHPからのニュースです♪♪♪
Parisでの秋のオペラ座でのコンサートが正式になったようです♪
21.10.2007 Belfast Waterfront Hall Auditorium GB Order Tickets
22.10.2007 Dublin National Concert Hall IRL info@nch.ie
25.10.2007 Cardiff St. Davids Hall GB Order Tickets
27.10.2007 Gateshead The Sage Arena GB Order Tickets
29.10.2007 London Loyal Albert Hall GB Order Tiｃkets
31.10.2007 Manchester Bridge Water Hall GB Order Tickets
01.11.2007 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall GB Order Tickets
↓↓↓New
24.11.2007 Paris Opéra Garnier F Order Tickets
Parisでの秋のオペラ座でのコンサートが正式になったようです♪
21.10.2007 Belfast Waterfront Hall Auditorium GB Order Tickets
22.10.2007 Dublin National Concert Hall IRL info@nch.ie
25.10.2007 Cardiff St. Davids Hall GB Order Tickets
27.10.2007 Gateshead The Sage Arena GB Order Tickets
29.10.2007 London Loyal Albert Hall GB Order Tiｃkets
31.10.2007 Manchester Bridge Water Hall GB Order Tickets
01.11.2007 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall GB Order Tickets
↓↓↓New
24.11.2007 Paris Opéra Garnier F Order Tickets
Nana mouskouri soleil soleil、Dailymotionから♪♪♪
Nana mouskouri soleil soleil、Dailymotionから♪♪♪
by jc761
テレビ番組、CHAMPS-ELYSEES,から最後の出演者テロップと全員合唱の場面です♪♪♪♪♪
ジュディ・コリンズと並んで、ソレイユ ソレイユを唄っています♪
by jc761
テレビ番組、CHAMPS-ELYSEES,から最後の出演者テロップと全員合唱の場面です♪♪♪♪♪
ジュディ・コリンズと並んで、ソレイユ ソレイユを唄っています♪
PARIS VILLE (l'eau qui dort) ,Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
PARIS VILLE (l'eau qui dort) ,Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: soulcargo
PARIS VILLE (l'eau qui dort)
Category Music
Tags: music oldies
映像はイメージです♪
From: soulcargo
PARIS VILLE (l'eau qui dort)
Category Music
Tags: music oldies
6/22/2007
Nana Mouskouri-Recuerdos de la Alhambra,YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri-Recuerdos de la Alhambra,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪♪♪
One small step for a man,one giant leap for Humanidad:The Voice by Nana Mouskouri and the song is Recuerdos de la Alhambra.Valdemar Marques (more) (less)
Category People & Blogs
Tags: Nana Mouskouri recuerdos de la alhambra greek vaticano rome pope
人間の進化を表現したメッセージ性の動画と思われます。
6/21/2007
自伝、NanaMouskouri Memoires、英語版が出版されました♪
6/20/2007
Jean claude Brialy en algérie,short melody by Nana,Daily Motionから♪
Jean claude Brialy en algérie,short melody by Nana,Daily Motionから♪
From hchicha
５月３０日になくなられたフランスの有名な
俳優、ジャンクロード･ブリアリさんのテレビ番組です。最初にナナの音声が流れます♪
遅ればせながら、ブリアリさんの御冥福をお祈りして、掲載させていただきます。
From hchicha
５月３０日になくなられたフランスの有名な
俳優、ジャンクロード･ブリアリさんのテレビ番組です。最初にナナの音声が流れます♪
遅ればせながら、ブリアリさんの御冥福をお祈りして、掲載させていただきます。
6/19/2007
Nana Mouskouri-Amapola,YoyTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri-Amapola,YoyTubeから♪
映像は美しい、ナナのイメージの編集です♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:valdemarmarques
Valdemar presents Nana Mouskouri, my ... Valdemar presents Nana Mouskouri, my Lady.Music: Amapola -Best regards Portugal Valdemar (more) (less)
Category People & Blogs
Tags: Nana Mouskouri Amapola Greek vatican rome pope italian
映像は美しい、ナナのイメージの編集です♪
From: valdemarmarques
Provided By:valdemarmarques
Valdemar presents Nana Mouskouri, my ... Valdemar presents Nana Mouskouri, my Lady.Music: Amapola -Best regards Portugal Valdemar (more) (less)
Category People & Blogs
Tags: Nana Mouskouri Amapola Greek vatican rome pope italian
Nana Mouskouri - Parlez moi d'amour、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri - Parlez moi d'amour、YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: Artemisia159
For my love...
Category People & Blogs
Tags: musica nana mouskouri parlez moi amour
映像はイメージです♪
From: Artemisia159
For my love...
Category People & Blogs
Tags: musica nana mouskouri parlez moi amour
Une Ile、NanaMouskouri,YouTubeから♪
Une Ile、NanaMouskouri,YouTubeから♪
映像は、ナナのイメージです♪♪♪
From: vainart
Tribute to Mouskouri - videocollage -... Tribute to Mouskouri - videocollage - By Vainart (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri - Une Ile
映像は、ナナのイメージです♪♪♪
From: vainart
Tribute to Mouskouri - videocollage -... Tribute to Mouskouri - videocollage - By Vainart (more) (less)
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri - Une Ile
Plaisir d'amour,Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
Plaisir d'amour,Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
後期の録音と思われます。
映像はナナのイメージです♪
From: vainart
Tribute to Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d... Tribute to Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d'amour - by Vainart
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d'amour
後期の録音と思われます。
映像はナナのイメージです♪
From: vainart
Tribute to Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d... Tribute to Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d'amour - by Vainart
Category Music
Tags: Nana Mouskouri - Plaisir d'amour
6/18/2007
ナナがおばあちゃんに、、、、、孫ができそうです♪
ナナの息子のニコラスに、赤ちゃんが誕生する予定だそうです♪
先日もご紹介した記事ですが、その中の一部を再度ご紹介させていただきます♪
Nana sings so long to Halifax
Mouskouri wants to leave stage while voice still in good shape
By ELISSA BARNARD Arts Reporter
.........While Mouskouri is saying good-bye to her fans on The Farewell Tour she won’t be saying goodbye to Canada. Her first grandchild is going to be Canadian. Mouskouri’s son, Nicolas, and his wife are expecting their first child at the end of the year, and Mouskouri is keen to be a grannie..........
(この記事は、カナダ、ハリファックスでのサヨナラコンサートに先立っての紹介記事です。
公演の結果の報告は、ナナニュース５の後半に記載されています)
.........ムスクーリが、カナダのファンに、さようならコンサートで別れを告げようとも彼女がカナダに、別れを告げるわけではない。ナナの初めての孫はCanadianになろうとしている。息子のニコラス夫妻には今年の暮れに初めての子供が生まれようとしているからだ。ムスクーリはもうすぐおばあちゃんになろうとしている...........
ナナの家族のお仕事については
最初のご主人→こちら
ニコラス→こちら
ヘレン、ルノー→こちら
ご主人のシャペルさん→こちら
＝写真はファンクラブのHPから ナナと子供たち＝
6/16/2007
Angelo Wangelis mit Nana Mouskouri、YouTubeから♪
Angelo Wangelis mit Nana Mouskouri、YouTubeから♪
From: wangelis69
Angelo Wangelis begleitet Nana Mouskouri
Category Music
Tags: Angelo Wangelis Nana Mouskouri
From: wangelis69
Angelo Wangelis begleitet Nana Mouskouri
Category Music
Tags: Angelo Wangelis Nana Mouskouri
Stin potamia sopeni to kanoni 、YouTubeから♪
Stin potamia sopeni to kanoni 、YouTubeから♪
From: JoanSakel
Stin potamia sopeni to kanoni
Category Music
Tags: nana mouskouri
大変美しいナナです♪♪♪
From: JoanSakel
Stin potamia sopeni to kanoni
Category Music
Tags: nana mouskouri
大変美しいナナです♪♪♪
Adieu Angelina, 1973 、YouTubeから♪
These four clips wereremoved by the user!
Adieu Angelina, 1973 、YouTubeから♪
↑↑
残念ながら、多くの動画が同じ作者から投稿されましたが、4点とも、
投稿者によって、削除されたようです。（２００７，６,18)
Nana Mouskouri - Love Story、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri - Love Story、YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: Artemisia159
Una delle più belle canzoni d'amore...
Category Music
Tags: musica nana mouskouri love story music
映像はイメージです♪
From: Artemisia159
Una delle più belle canzoni d'amore...
Category Music
Tags: musica nana mouskouri love story music
Nana Mouskouri-Ojitos Latinos,YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri-Ojitos Latinos,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melod... una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melodias de la Sra. Mouskouri.
Ojitos latinos, adornando un hermoso
parque de una gran Ciudad, Mexicali
B.C. Mexico.
La tierra Cachanilla.
Con su parque El Sol del niño.
un regalo de Dios haber estado en ese lugar
Ojitos Latinos
Plaza de San Antonio en primavera,
una tarde cualquiera del mes de abril.
De repente la magia de tu mirada,
y de la nada te descubrí.
Tus ojos me miraban de una manera,
que sin saber quién eras me enamore.
Tus ojos me decían que me querías
y tu seguías mirándome.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando, me van vigilando, me siguen donde voy.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
enamorada de su color, La ra, la ra la, la ra la la.
Tus ojos me sonríen me dicen cosas,
me hacen sentir hermosa una mujer.
Yo no sé lo que haría si me faltaran
si no me amaran cuando me ven.
Esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando me van vigilando
me siguen donde voy,
esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada
enamorada de su color, la ra la ra la la ra la la.
Esos ojitos ...
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Nana Mouskouri ojitos latinos mexicali bc mexico baja california
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melod... una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melodias de la Sra. Mouskouri.
Ojitos latinos, adornando un hermoso
parque de una gran Ciudad, Mexicali
B.C. Mexico.
La tierra Cachanilla.
Con su parque El Sol del niño.
un regalo de Dios haber estado en ese lugar
Ojitos Latinos
Plaza de San Antonio en primavera,
una tarde cualquiera del mes de abril.
De repente la magia de tu mirada,
y de la nada te descubrí.
Tus ojos me miraban de una manera,
que sin saber quién eras me enamore.
Tus ojos me decían que me querías
y tu seguías mirándome.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando, me van vigilando, me siguen donde voy.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
enamorada de su color, La ra, la ra la, la ra la la.
Tus ojos me sonríen me dicen cosas,
me hacen sentir hermosa una mujer.
Yo no sé lo que haría si me faltaran
si no me amaran cuando me ven.
Esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando me van vigilando
me siguen donde voy,
esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada
enamorada de su color, la ra la ra la la ra la la.
Esos ojitos ...
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Nana Mouskouri ojitos latinos mexicali bc mexico baja california
6/15/2007
Couroucoucoucou nana mouskouri,Dailymotionから♪
6/12/2007
Nana Mouskouri-Ojitos Latinos、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅから♪
Nana Mouskouri-Ojitos Latinos、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melod... una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melodias de la Sra. Mouskouri.
Ojitos latinos, adornando un hermoso
parque de una gran Ciudad, Mexicali
B.C. Mexico.
La tierra Cachanilla.
Con su parque El Sol del niño.
un regalo de Dios haber estado en ese lugar
Ojitos Latinos
Plaza de San Antonio en primavera,
una tarde cualquiera del mes de abril.
De repente la magia de tu mirada,
y de la nada te descubrí.
Tus ojos me miraban de una manera,
que sin saber quién eras me enamore.
Tus ojos me decían que me querías
y tu seguías mirándome.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando, me van vigilando, me siguen donde voy.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
enamorada de su color, La ra, la ra la, la ra la la.
Tus ojos me sonríen me dicen cosas,
me hacen sentir hermosa una mujer.
Yo no sé lo que haría si me faltaran
si no me amaran cuando me ven.
Esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando me van vigilando
me siguen donde voy,
esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada
enamorada de su color, la ra la ra la la ra la la.
Esos ojitos ... (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Nana Mouskouri ojitos latinos
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melod... una de las mas lindas y hermosas
melodias de la Sra. Mouskouri.
Ojitos latinos, adornando un hermoso
parque de una gran Ciudad, Mexicali
B.C. Mexico.
La tierra Cachanilla.
Con su parque El Sol del niño.
un regalo de Dios haber estado en ese lugar
Ojitos Latinos
Plaza de San Antonio en primavera,
una tarde cualquiera del mes de abril.
De repente la magia de tu mirada,
y de la nada te descubrí.
Tus ojos me miraban de una manera,
que sin saber quién eras me enamore.
Tus ojos me decían que me querías
y tu seguías mirándome.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando, me van vigilando, me siguen donde voy.
Esos ojitos latinos, divinos me tienen embrujada,
enamorada de su color, La ra, la ra la, la ra la la.
Tus ojos me sonríen me dicen cosas,
me hacen sentir hermosa una mujer.
Yo no sé lo que haría si me faltaran
si no me amaran cuando me ven.
Esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada,
me están mirando me van vigilando
me siguen donde voy,
esos ojitos latinos divinos me tienen embrujada
enamorada de su color, la ra la ra la la ra la la.
Esos ojitos ... (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
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Nana Mouskouri- The Rose、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅから♪
Nana Mouskouri- The Rose、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅから♪
映像は美しいバラのイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la Sra Nana Mouskouri.
The rose....
Con todo el amor y el cariño del mundo
a la sonrisa robacorazones mas veloz del
unvierso... for you .....
THE ROSE
Some say love, it is a river that drowns the tender reed
Some say love, it is razor that leaves your soul to bleed
Some say love, it is a hunger, an endless aching need
I say love, it is a flower & you its only seed
It's the heart afraid of breaking that never learns to dance
Its the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance
It's the one who won't be taken, who cannot seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live
When the night has been too lonely & the road has been too long
And you think that love is only for the lucky & the strong
Just remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows
Lies the seed that with the sun's love in the spring becomes the rose (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri the rose
映像は美しいバラのイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la Sra Nana Mouskouri.
The rose....
Con todo el amor y el cariño del mundo
a la sonrisa robacorazones mas veloz del
unvierso... for you .....
THE ROSE
Some say love, it is a river that drowns the tender reed
Some say love, it is razor that leaves your soul to bleed
Some say love, it is a hunger, an endless aching need
I say love, it is a flower & you its only seed
It's the heart afraid of breaking that never learns to dance
Its the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance
It's the one who won't be taken, who cannot seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live
When the night has been too lonely & the road has been too long
And you think that love is only for the lucky & the strong
Just remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows
Lies the seed that with the sun's love in the spring becomes the rose (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri the rose
Nana Mouskouri- Nuestra playa-spanish song,YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri- Nuestra playa-spanish song,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una hermosa melodia adornando las
pla... una hermosa melodia adornando las
playas de mi Mexico.
Con la voz ed un angel de nombre
Nana Mouskouri.
esto es Mexico.
Wellcome to Mexico
Nuestra playa
La playa se ha dormido en tu silencio,
las olas ya no vienen a suspirar,
triste se queda el tiempo sin tu presente,
tristes suenan la notas de mi canción.
Clavadas se quedaron sobre la arena
todas las ilusiones que yo tejí,
pero el viento y el agua borró sus huellas,
nadie sabrá en la vida lo que escribí.
Donde voy a encontrar
un amor como tú
que no sabe escuchar
el ruido del mar
bajo el cielo azul.
Nunca más hallaré
quien comprenda mi amor
pues no habrá otro querer
que sepa escuchar mi triste canción.
Las velas de los barcos
lloran tu ausencia,
las rocas que recogen tu dulce voz
tristes y acongojados sin tu presencia,
tristes suenan las notas de mi canción.
Puede que otro verano no vuelva a verte,
puede que incluso pienses que te olvide,
pero aunque ahora finjas no conocerme,
siempre con toda el alma yo te querré.
Donde voy a encontrar
un amor como tú
que no sabe escuchar
el ruido del mar
bajo el cielo azul.
Nunca más hallaré
quien comprenda mi amor
pues no habrá otro querer
que sepa escuchar mi triste canción. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri nuestra playa
映像はイメージです♪♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una hermosa melodia adornando las
pla... una hermosa melodia adornando las
playas de mi Mexico.
Con la voz ed un angel de nombre
Nana Mouskouri.
esto es Mexico.
Wellcome to Mexico
Nuestra playa
La playa se ha dormido en tu silencio,
las olas ya no vienen a suspirar,
triste se queda el tiempo sin tu presente,
tristes suenan la notas de mi canción.
Clavadas se quedaron sobre la arena
todas las ilusiones que yo tejí,
pero el viento y el agua borró sus huellas,
nadie sabrá en la vida lo que escribí.
Donde voy a encontrar
un amor como tú
que no sabe escuchar
el ruido del mar
bajo el cielo azul.
Nunca más hallaré
quien comprenda mi amor
pues no habrá otro querer
que sepa escuchar mi triste canción.
Las velas de los barcos
lloran tu ausencia,
las rocas que recogen tu dulce voz
tristes y acongojados sin tu presencia,
tristes suenan las notas de mi canción.
Puede que otro verano no vuelva a verte,
puede que incluso pienses que te olvide,
pero aunque ahora finjas no conocerme,
siempre con toda el alma yo te querré.
Donde voy a encontrar
un amor como tú
que no sabe escuchar
el ruido del mar
bajo el cielo azul.
Nunca más hallaré
quien comprenda mi amor
pues no habrá otro querer
que sepa escuchar mi triste canción. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri nuestra playa
6/11/2007
Ｓｐａｎｉｓｈ Eyes,
韓国の動画サイトから三曲どうぞ♪
一度ダウンロードして最初から再生するといいようです♪
Nana MOUSKOURI - SPANISH EYES 79♪
Nana MOUSKOURI -Schlafe Mein Prinzchen(Mozart) ♪
Nana MOUSKOURI - Serenade(Schubert) ♪
Nana Mouskouri – Encore for UNICEF、www.toronto.comから、Ｎｅｗｓ
Nana Mouskouri – Encore for UNICEFEditor's Profile
This concert was rescheduled from October 6, 2006. All tickets purchased for the October 6, 2006 performance at Roy Thomson Hall will be honoured at the rescheduled date on Sunday, June 10, 2007.
Nana Mouskouri’s Farewell Tour has drawn sold-out audiences around the world. Toronto is one of only two cities across the globe where the legendary singer and UNICEF ambassador has agreed to a return performance, this one benefiting children around the world.
In her many years as an international entertainer, Nana Mouskouri has recorded songs in many different languages and her music has combined the sounds of jazz, rock, folk, pop and classical. Nana Mouskouri – Encore for UNICEF is at Roy Thomson Hall Sunday, June 10.
6/10/2007
Bowing Out 、www.thetelegram.comから♪
Bowing Out
Nana Mouskouri bids the stage adieu
DANETTE DOOLEY
Special to The Telegram
After almost half a century of sharing her music with fans throughout the world, Nana Mouskouri is saying goodbye.
Four months shy of her 73rd birthday, Mouskouri says she always knew the time would come when she’d step aside. That time is now, she says.
“Many singers go on and sing very late (in life), but I don’t want to go on and then for people to say my voice is not like it was,” Mouskouri says during a telephone interview from Paris, France, Wednesday.
It’s been her intention, she says, to stop while she’s still in good health and able to sing with pride.
“When people can have a nice time and not to feel pity about me.”
Slowing down
While Mouskouri admits she’s slowing down and that performing in various parts of the world is becoming tiresome, she would not feel right, she says, bowing out without saying a final goodbye and thank-you to her fans.
Her upcoming Farewell World Tours gives her an opportunity to do that.
“I want to thank all the generations for helping me come up to here,” she says.
Mouskouri began her career in her native Greece.
After studying classical music at the Hellenic Conservatory in Athens, she went on to make her first recording in 1959.
Since that time she’s recorded over 1,500 songs in several different languages and has sold over 300 million records worldwide.
The 50 diamond, platinum and gold recordings she has to her credit has earned her a reputation as one of the world’s most gifted singers.
Mouskouri had no idea when she began her singing career that it would take her to some of the world’s most prestigious concert halls, including London’s Royal Albert Hall, the Olympia in Paris and New York’s Carnegie Hall.
“I became a singer because I wanted to sing. I sang for love, for peace, for hope and for dreams,” she says.
Such messages have been passed to her fans, through her music.
Feeling the love
While Mouskouri has captured audiences throughout the world, she’s also received much love from her fans, she says.
As she steps aside, she says, she does so knowing there are many other talented singers to take her place.
“It’s not a surprise to the people that I cannot offer what the young people can offer.”
Silencing her voice on stage won’t mean that Mouskouri will be sitting back with her feet up.
She has much to offer the world and will continue to give of herself in other ways.
Her plans include spending time mentoring talented young singers in Greece.
“I was 24 when I first left and I stayed outside of Greece but know I want to concentrate on being in one place.”
An international UNICEF ambassador for the past 15 years, Mouskouri will also continue in her role as advocate, fundraiser and field worker.
“It’s very rewarding because you’re using your voice for people who have no voice,” she says of her volunteer activities with UNICEF.
Mouskouri will take to the stage one last time in St. John’s Wednesday at Mile One Centre where she’ll treat her fans to a journey through her life. It will be nostalgic but not sad, she insists.
“It’s to remember the old times, not with regret, but to be happy that they happened.”
danette@nl.rogers.com
Nana Mouskouri bids the stage adieu
DANETTE DOOLEY
Special to The Telegram
After almost half a century of sharing her music with fans throughout the world, Nana Mouskouri is saying goodbye.
Four months shy of her 73rd birthday, Mouskouri says she always knew the time would come when she’d step aside. That time is now, she says.
“Many singers go on and sing very late (in life), but I don’t want to go on and then for people to say my voice is not like it was,” Mouskouri says during a telephone interview from Paris, France, Wednesday.
It’s been her intention, she says, to stop while she’s still in good health and able to sing with pride.
“When people can have a nice time and not to feel pity about me.”
Slowing down
While Mouskouri admits she’s slowing down and that performing in various parts of the world is becoming tiresome, she would not feel right, she says, bowing out without saying a final goodbye and thank-you to her fans.
Her upcoming Farewell World Tours gives her an opportunity to do that.
“I want to thank all the generations for helping me come up to here,” she says.
Mouskouri began her career in her native Greece.
After studying classical music at the Hellenic Conservatory in Athens, she went on to make her first recording in 1959.
Since that time she’s recorded over 1,500 songs in several different languages and has sold over 300 million records worldwide.
The 50 diamond, platinum and gold recordings she has to her credit has earned her a reputation as one of the world’s most gifted singers.
Mouskouri had no idea when she began her singing career that it would take her to some of the world’s most prestigious concert halls, including London’s Royal Albert Hall, the Olympia in Paris and New York’s Carnegie Hall.
“I became a singer because I wanted to sing. I sang for love, for peace, for hope and for dreams,” she says.
Such messages have been passed to her fans, through her music.
Feeling the love
While Mouskouri has captured audiences throughout the world, she’s also received much love from her fans, she says.
As she steps aside, she says, she does so knowing there are many other talented singers to take her place.
“It’s not a surprise to the people that I cannot offer what the young people can offer.”
Silencing her voice on stage won’t mean that Mouskouri will be sitting back with her feet up.
She has much to offer the world and will continue to give of herself in other ways.
Her plans include spending time mentoring talented young singers in Greece.
“I was 24 when I first left and I stayed outside of Greece but know I want to concentrate on being in one place.”
An international UNICEF ambassador for the past 15 years, Mouskouri will also continue in her role as advocate, fundraiser and field worker.
“It’s very rewarding because you’re using your voice for people who have no voice,” she says of her volunteer activities with UNICEF.
Mouskouri will take to the stage one last time in St. John’s Wednesday at Mile One Centre where she’ll treat her fans to a journey through her life. It will be nostalgic but not sad, she insists.
“It’s to remember the old times, not with regret, but to be happy that they happened.”
danette@nl.rogers.com
A conversation with Nana Mouskouri,www.canadaeast.comから♪
A conversation with Nana Mouskouri
Print this ArticleEmail this ArticleMagnify TextBookmark this ArticleShare on FacebookDigg this ArticleBookmark with del.icio.usLive BookmarkAdd to TechnoratiTOOL HELPBy JEREMY DICKSON
dickson.jeremy@dailygleaner.com
Published Friday June 1st, 2007
Appeared on page C1
When I was told I would be interviewing Nana Mouskouri, I immediately thought of her trademark black-rimmed glasses and my parents' old vinyl collection that contains a number of her records.
I also asked myself, 'is Nana Mouskouri still singing?'
The truth is, I've never really known much about the famous Greek singer and I haven't heard her distinctive voice since my parents played those old records when I was a kid.
So what happened to Nana Mouskouri? Well, she has been singing and performing around the world to millions of adoring fans for over 40 years now, but at 72 years old, Mouskouri says her latest tour will be her last.
Ioanna Mouskouri, or 'Nana' as she is best known, recently took time out of her busy schedule to speak with The Daily Gleaner from her home in Switzerland.
Mouskouri, who always wanted to be a singer despite having one abnormal vocal chord, says she is happy to be going out on top.
"I wanted to go before my voice lets me down," she says. "It was a hard decision, but I'm very proud I made it."
For those who aren't aware, Mouskouri is the biggest-selling female artist of all time, globally, with more than 300 million records sold.
She has recorded more than 400 albums and sung in more than 15 languages with everyone from Harry Belafonte to Bob Dylan. She has won a plethora of awards and gained recognition as a UNICEF spokesperson and as a member of the European Parliament from 1994 to 1999.
After a distinguished career, Mouskouri decided to embark on a lengthy farewell tour in 2005. It has taken her to all corners of the globe and will end in 2008 with a final performance in Greece.
She is currently swinging through Canada and on Tuesday, June 5 she will say goodbye to her Maritime fans at the Aitken University Centre.
"The world is very big and I thought it was right to say goodbye to everybody," she says, "and why should you go to just big places and not small places? People are the same everywhere."
Mouskouri first toured Canada in 1965 with Harry Belafonte and came here partly because she had a Canadian manager at the time, but she instantly connected with her Canadian audience.
"I have a great relationship with Canada," Mouskouri says. "I toured Canada much like a Canadian singer and I created a very happy and loyal audience there, but I will miss them," she says.
Mouskouri was born on the island of Crete, in 1934, but moved with her family to Athens when she was three.
She displayed a gift for music at a very young age, despite a flawed vocal chord that gave her a raspy speaking voice. Mouskouri eventually began singing lessons at age 12 and never looked back.
In 1950, she was accepted to the Athens Conservatoire where she studied classical music and opera, but was expelled eight years later when a professor found out she sang in a jazz group on the side.
Despite the setback, Mouskouri created a buzz when she won first prize at the 1959 Greek Song Festival for her performance of a song written by the famous Greek composer Manos Hadjidakis. Singing and recording opportunities soon flooded in and the rest, as they say, is history.
Mouskouri eventually went on to sing in many different musical genres including jazz, classical, opera, pop, French cabaret, religious and folk music.
She sang songs of peace, love, freedom and happiness - all things she struggled to find as a child growing up during the Nazi occupation of Greece in the Second World War.
"I always tried in my songs to give a message of what I missed in my childhood. I missed the love that a child needs and all my life I have searched for it," she says.
When Mouskouri speaks of war, love, childhood and freedom, her voice cracks with passion and emotion. Mouskouri knows she's accomplished much in life, but still remains truly humble.
"The years have gone by fast, but a lot has happened. I was successful, but I always stayed grounded," she says.
"Success makes you think you can rule the world, but I stayed very real in my life. I always felt I had to do better work. I had to look after my children and my business with reason and logic."
It was reason that attracted her to UNICEF in the 1960s and her work for them became official in 1993 when she was appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
"When I was involved with UNICEF it made a big difference because you never forget what happens to you when you grow up in the war. We see so many tragedies every day working with UNICEF, but I'm a very optimistic person."
Mouskouri says she will continue to work on behalf of children's organizations in the future and says more needs to be done today to restore injustice.
"It is a responsibility that the world today has much more than before," she says. "We had to rebuild all that was lost from the war and now people are attempting to destroy all that we built."
Her voice wavers again with feeling.
Mouskouri and her songs have resonated with many different people over the years, but women, in particular, have been drawn to her the most.
"Female singers usually have male admirers, but in my life I was very proud I had more women admirers than men."
Mouskouri says it was also a different time for mothers in the late 1960s.
"I was a young mother in those days, but mothers were looked at differently then. We were not supposed to be sexy and strong," she says.
"I was a simple girl at the time, being a mother, having children and singing about peace and love.
"But those songs became symbolic to many families and people, so maybe this is the reason I have been around for so long."
According to Mouskouri, longevity is directly related to respect - respect she received from her crews in the beginning and still warrants from a younger generation that works with her today.
"I've always had people that believed in me and I'm grateful for that.
"I did the best that I could, I paid my dues, but for music now to go further, it is up to the young ones."
One young one looking to leave a mark is Mouskouri's own daughter, Hélène, who has launched her own singing career and gained respect despite comparisons to her mother.
"It's hard for a daughter with a well-known parent," Mouskouri says, "but now she's at the point where she's very proud because she started by herself."
Mouskouri says she plans to step into a managerial role for her daughter and she hopes to give guidance and train other young singers starting their careers.
"I don't want them to be victims of certain people who just want to make money and if they get success, I don't want them to throw it all away."
Helping others could be a theme in a book about Mouskouri's life and it just might be.
The singer recently wrote an autobiography that will come out at the end of the year.
"I have written it because of my last tour and I want to show other children of war that if I can make it, so can they if they believe and have courage."
Mouskouri says a good day for her now is when she doesn't hear about too many catastrophes.
"I'm very influenced by what's happening around the world, but it's sad to see the world destroyed."
Despite her worries and her own bad days, Mouskouri says she remains upbeat.
"When I wake up in the morning, I say I will try to do something useful and positive. I am a human being, and sometimes it's hard, but I always try to make a good day out of a gloomy one."
Mouskouri may be saying goodbye to her own performing career, but people shouldn't be surprised if they hear her again. It all depends on her daughter.
"I want to do a record with my daughter and we are about to work on something, but I have to wait until she agrees with it fully. If I ever sing again after the tour it will be because of Hélène."
Nana Mouskouri's final Maritime performance begins at 8 p.m. at the Aitken Centre. She will sing songs from her most recent CD, I'll Remember You along with many of her hits.
After speaking with Mouskouri, there is no denying her talent, grace and legacy.
Not to mention her vast collection of eyeglasses. Mouskouri laughs when asked about her trademark spectacles, but, as with her life, she offers something more.
"There was a time when managers didn't want me to wear them, but I needed them to see," she says. "Now I have hundreds of pairs of glasses, but I give many of them away to charities."
Print this ArticleEmail this ArticleMagnify TextBookmark this ArticleShare on FacebookDigg this ArticleBookmark with del.icio.usLive BookmarkAdd to TechnoratiTOOL HELPBy JEREMY DICKSON
dickson.jeremy@dailygleaner.com
Published Friday June 1st, 2007
Appeared on page C1
When I was told I would be interviewing Nana Mouskouri, I immediately thought of her trademark black-rimmed glasses and my parents' old vinyl collection that contains a number of her records.
I also asked myself, 'is Nana Mouskouri still singing?'
The truth is, I've never really known much about the famous Greek singer and I haven't heard her distinctive voice since my parents played those old records when I was a kid.
So what happened to Nana Mouskouri? Well, she has been singing and performing around the world to millions of adoring fans for over 40 years now, but at 72 years old, Mouskouri says her latest tour will be her last.
Ioanna Mouskouri, or 'Nana' as she is best known, recently took time out of her busy schedule to speak with The Daily Gleaner from her home in Switzerland.
Mouskouri, who always wanted to be a singer despite having one abnormal vocal chord, says she is happy to be going out on top.
"I wanted to go before my voice lets me down," she says. "It was a hard decision, but I'm very proud I made it."
For those who aren't aware, Mouskouri is the biggest-selling female artist of all time, globally, with more than 300 million records sold.
She has recorded more than 400 albums and sung in more than 15 languages with everyone from Harry Belafonte to Bob Dylan. She has won a plethora of awards and gained recognition as a UNICEF spokesperson and as a member of the European Parliament from 1994 to 1999.
After a distinguished career, Mouskouri decided to embark on a lengthy farewell tour in 2005. It has taken her to all corners of the globe and will end in 2008 with a final performance in Greece.
She is currently swinging through Canada and on Tuesday, June 5 she will say goodbye to her Maritime fans at the Aitken University Centre.
"The world is very big and I thought it was right to say goodbye to everybody," she says, "and why should you go to just big places and not small places? People are the same everywhere."
Mouskouri first toured Canada in 1965 with Harry Belafonte and came here partly because she had a Canadian manager at the time, but she instantly connected with her Canadian audience.
"I have a great relationship with Canada," Mouskouri says. "I toured Canada much like a Canadian singer and I created a very happy and loyal audience there, but I will miss them," she says.
Mouskouri was born on the island of Crete, in 1934, but moved with her family to Athens when she was three.
She displayed a gift for music at a very young age, despite a flawed vocal chord that gave her a raspy speaking voice. Mouskouri eventually began singing lessons at age 12 and never looked back.
In 1950, she was accepted to the Athens Conservatoire where she studied classical music and opera, but was expelled eight years later when a professor found out she sang in a jazz group on the side.
Despite the setback, Mouskouri created a buzz when she won first prize at the 1959 Greek Song Festival for her performance of a song written by the famous Greek composer Manos Hadjidakis. Singing and recording opportunities soon flooded in and the rest, as they say, is history.
Mouskouri eventually went on to sing in many different musical genres including jazz, classical, opera, pop, French cabaret, religious and folk music.
She sang songs of peace, love, freedom and happiness - all things she struggled to find as a child growing up during the Nazi occupation of Greece in the Second World War.
"I always tried in my songs to give a message of what I missed in my childhood. I missed the love that a child needs and all my life I have searched for it," she says.
When Mouskouri speaks of war, love, childhood and freedom, her voice cracks with passion and emotion. Mouskouri knows she's accomplished much in life, but still remains truly humble.
"The years have gone by fast, but a lot has happened. I was successful, but I always stayed grounded," she says.
"Success makes you think you can rule the world, but I stayed very real in my life. I always felt I had to do better work. I had to look after my children and my business with reason and logic."
It was reason that attracted her to UNICEF in the 1960s and her work for them became official in 1993 when she was appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
"When I was involved with UNICEF it made a big difference because you never forget what happens to you when you grow up in the war. We see so many tragedies every day working with UNICEF, but I'm a very optimistic person."
Mouskouri says she will continue to work on behalf of children's organizations in the future and says more needs to be done today to restore injustice.
"It is a responsibility that the world today has much more than before," she says. "We had to rebuild all that was lost from the war and now people are attempting to destroy all that we built."
Her voice wavers again with feeling.
Mouskouri and her songs have resonated with many different people over the years, but women, in particular, have been drawn to her the most.
"Female singers usually have male admirers, but in my life I was very proud I had more women admirers than men."
Mouskouri says it was also a different time for mothers in the late 1960s.
"I was a young mother in those days, but mothers were looked at differently then. We were not supposed to be sexy and strong," she says.
"I was a simple girl at the time, being a mother, having children and singing about peace and love.
"But those songs became symbolic to many families and people, so maybe this is the reason I have been around for so long."
According to Mouskouri, longevity is directly related to respect - respect she received from her crews in the beginning and still warrants from a younger generation that works with her today.
"I've always had people that believed in me and I'm grateful for that.
"I did the best that I could, I paid my dues, but for music now to go further, it is up to the young ones."
One young one looking to leave a mark is Mouskouri's own daughter, Hélène, who has launched her own singing career and gained respect despite comparisons to her mother.
"It's hard for a daughter with a well-known parent," Mouskouri says, "but now she's at the point where she's very proud because she started by herself."
Mouskouri says she plans to step into a managerial role for her daughter and she hopes to give guidance and train other young singers starting their careers.
"I don't want them to be victims of certain people who just want to make money and if they get success, I don't want them to throw it all away."
Helping others could be a theme in a book about Mouskouri's life and it just might be.
The singer recently wrote an autobiography that will come out at the end of the year.
"I have written it because of my last tour and I want to show other children of war that if I can make it, so can they if they believe and have courage."
Mouskouri says a good day for her now is when she doesn't hear about too many catastrophes.
"I'm very influenced by what's happening around the world, but it's sad to see the world destroyed."
Despite her worries and her own bad days, Mouskouri says she remains upbeat.
"When I wake up in the morning, I say I will try to do something useful and positive. I am a human being, and sometimes it's hard, but I always try to make a good day out of a gloomy one."
Mouskouri may be saying goodbye to her own performing career, but people shouldn't be surprised if they hear her again. It all depends on her daughter.
"I want to do a record with my daughter and we are about to work on something, but I have to wait until she agrees with it fully. If I ever sing again after the tour it will be because of Hélène."
Nana Mouskouri's final Maritime performance begins at 8 p.m. at the Aitken Centre. She will sing songs from her most recent CD, I'll Remember You along with many of her hits.
After speaking with Mouskouri, there is no denying her talent, grace and legacy.
Not to mention her vast collection of eyeglasses. Mouskouri laughs when asked about her trademark spectacles, but, as with her life, she offers something more.
"There was a time when managers didn't want me to wear them, but I needed them to see," she says. "Now I have hundreds of pairs of glasses, but I give many of them away to charities."
Nana Mouskouri News 6,Nove Scotia News
Nana sings so long to Halifax
Mouskouri wants to leave stage while voice still in good shape
By ELISSA BARNARD Arts Reporter
Nana Mouskouri jokes that she probably knows Canada better than many Canadians.
The Greek singing legend, on her final tour of Canada at the age of 72, can rattle off the name of many a small Canuck town where she’s performed: "I have been in Moosejaw and Sept Iles, Rimouski and Lethbridge."
No matter the size of the town, she says, "it was the stage that was important."
While Mouskouri is saying good-bye to her fans on The Farewell Tour she won’t be saying goodbye to Canada. Her first grandchild is going to be Canadian. Mouskouri’s son, Nicolas, and his wife are expecting their first child at the end of the year, and Mouskouri is keen to be a grannie.
"Absolutely," she says from Athens, where her house is close by the sea. Her 35-year-old daughter Helene (Lenou) Mouskouri has recorded two albums and lives in France and Germany.
Last in Halifax in 2003, Mouskouri’s concert on Friday at the Halifax Metro Centre will definitely be her last here as the singer wraps up 47 years of being on the road.
She wants to leave while her voice is still in good shape. "I don’t want to leave an impression that I am not as good as always."
She is also eager to get off the road. "I decided to do this last tour to have a chance to be in places I’ve been in for so many years and to say thank you very much. The audience has been so important.
"I was in Halifax the first time 30 years ago and I came back four or five times. There are places that have meant a lot to me and it is important to me to go there.
"I remember when I first came to the Maritimes to sing at a stadium they were so excited, the people. It leaves you with memories of the audience. I always had a special relationship with the audience."
Instead of having huge production numbers with dancers and special effects, "it’s much more intimate and friendly and my music has a sense of a message of connection, of understanding, of love, sharing, of feeling peace, of dignity, for justice. They are symbols that mean a lot to people — and me as well— that we shared."
Her songs are positive and Mouskouri is a positive person even though her job since 1993 as a UNICEF ambassador has given her a clear picture of human suffering. "What you see most of the time, of course, is desperation but there is also hope. There is always hope things will get better.
"You must have hope, you can’t sit back. There is hope as long as you work."
Today Mouskouri has homes in Athens, Paris, London and Germany. She has recorded over 1,500 songs in a dozen languages with over 300 million records sold. Apart from intense international travel throughout Asia, Europe, North America and South America, she also hosted her own TV series from 1968 to 1981 and was Greek deputy to the European parliament from 1994 to 1999.
She was born Ioanna (Nana is her nickname) in Crete and moved at the age of three to Athens, where her father, a movie projectionist, was a resistance fighter during the Second World War.
She started taking classical voice lessons when she was 12 but was later kicked out of the Athens Conservatory when it was discovered she’d been singing with a jazz group at night. She began singing jazz in nightclubs, and won several song contests that launched her international career.
Mouskouri likes to read books in their original language and sings fluently in six languages, which she calls her babies — German, Italian, Greek, English, French and Spanish. "I know them very well so I can sing with my heart.
"A French song is more intellectual. A Greek song is more earthy. I love to sing in Spanish, you have so much emotion.
"I remember Quincy Jones when I did my first recording in 1962 he said ‘you are such a good singer in your own language you can really be great in any language.’ If you really have an identity in one language you’re interested to learn the others and be as good with them."
One of Mouskouri’s vocal cords is thicker than the other and that has meant she needed to train harder to get the cords to work together. "They need now still a lot of work.
"It was also wonderful because I got to know how to work the mouth and to protect them and this gives a certain colour to my voice which is not usual.
"The low notes are more husky and when I go up with it it’s clear. It’s wonderful for me at the age I am my voice has changed in colour but I haven’t lost any of the height of the range and I still sing on the same keys as when I was 25 or 30 years old."
Mouskouri, who initially wore her distinctive black-rimmed glasses as "protection" but now can’t imagine life without them, doesn’t have much time to relax but whenever she does, "I do some reading, I draw a little bit, I listen to music, I like to watch movies as well, but I don’t have very much time to relax. What I like most is to swim."
She always stays if possible at hotels with swimming pools. "It’s important for my respiration to do a little bit of exercise. It relaxes me being in the water. It’s the best relaxation you can have being in the water and to watch the water. If you watch the sea it’s very relaxing."
Mouskouri’s The Farewell Tour: One last song from Nana with love . . . is at the Halifax Metro Centre on Friday, 8 p.m. Tickets are $45.50 and $55.50 (tax included; service charge extra). Call the Ticket Atlantic box office at 451-1221, visit participating Atlantic Superstores or go online at www.ticketatlantic.com.
( ebarnard@herald.ca)
’I do some reading, I draw a little bit, I listen to music, I like to watch movies as well, but I don’t have very much time to relax. What I like most is to swim.’
Mouskouri wants to leave stage while voice still in good shape
By ELISSA BARNARD Arts Reporter
Nana Mouskouri jokes that she probably knows Canada better than many Canadians.
The Greek singing legend, on her final tour of Canada at the age of 72, can rattle off the name of many a small Canuck town where she’s performed: "I have been in Moosejaw and Sept Iles, Rimouski and Lethbridge."
No matter the size of the town, she says, "it was the stage that was important."
While Mouskouri is saying good-bye to her fans on The Farewell Tour she won’t be saying goodbye to Canada. Her first grandchild is going to be Canadian. Mouskouri’s son, Nicolas, and his wife are expecting their first child at the end of the year, and Mouskouri is keen to be a grannie.
"Absolutely," she says from Athens, where her house is close by the sea. Her 35-year-old daughter Helene (Lenou) Mouskouri has recorded two albums and lives in France and Germany.
Last in Halifax in 2003, Mouskouri’s concert on Friday at the Halifax Metro Centre will definitely be her last here as the singer wraps up 47 years of being on the road.
She wants to leave while her voice is still in good shape. "I don’t want to leave an impression that I am not as good as always."
She is also eager to get off the road. "I decided to do this last tour to have a chance to be in places I’ve been in for so many years and to say thank you very much. The audience has been so important.
"I was in Halifax the first time 30 years ago and I came back four or five times. There are places that have meant a lot to me and it is important to me to go there.
"I remember when I first came to the Maritimes to sing at a stadium they were so excited, the people. It leaves you with memories of the audience. I always had a special relationship with the audience."
Instead of having huge production numbers with dancers and special effects, "it’s much more intimate and friendly and my music has a sense of a message of connection, of understanding, of love, sharing, of feeling peace, of dignity, for justice. They are symbols that mean a lot to people — and me as well— that we shared."
Her songs are positive and Mouskouri is a positive person even though her job since 1993 as a UNICEF ambassador has given her a clear picture of human suffering. "What you see most of the time, of course, is desperation but there is also hope. There is always hope things will get better.
"You must have hope, you can’t sit back. There is hope as long as you work."
Today Mouskouri has homes in Athens, Paris, London and Germany. She has recorded over 1,500 songs in a dozen languages with over 300 million records sold. Apart from intense international travel throughout Asia, Europe, North America and South America, she also hosted her own TV series from 1968 to 1981 and was Greek deputy to the European parliament from 1994 to 1999.
She was born Ioanna (Nana is her nickname) in Crete and moved at the age of three to Athens, where her father, a movie projectionist, was a resistance fighter during the Second World War.
She started taking classical voice lessons when she was 12 but was later kicked out of the Athens Conservatory when it was discovered she’d been singing with a jazz group at night. She began singing jazz in nightclubs, and won several song contests that launched her international career.
Mouskouri likes to read books in their original language and sings fluently in six languages, which she calls her babies — German, Italian, Greek, English, French and Spanish. "I know them very well so I can sing with my heart.
"A French song is more intellectual. A Greek song is more earthy. I love to sing in Spanish, you have so much emotion.
"I remember Quincy Jones when I did my first recording in 1962 he said ‘you are such a good singer in your own language you can really be great in any language.’ If you really have an identity in one language you’re interested to learn the others and be as good with them."
One of Mouskouri’s vocal cords is thicker than the other and that has meant she needed to train harder to get the cords to work together. "They need now still a lot of work.
"It was also wonderful because I got to know how to work the mouth and to protect them and this gives a certain colour to my voice which is not usual.
"The low notes are more husky and when I go up with it it’s clear. It’s wonderful for me at the age I am my voice has changed in colour but I haven’t lost any of the height of the range and I still sing on the same keys as when I was 25 or 30 years old."
Mouskouri, who initially wore her distinctive black-rimmed glasses as "protection" but now can’t imagine life without them, doesn’t have much time to relax but whenever she does, "I do some reading, I draw a little bit, I listen to music, I like to watch movies as well, but I don’t have very much time to relax. What I like most is to swim."
She always stays if possible at hotels with swimming pools. "It’s important for my respiration to do a little bit of exercise. It relaxes me being in the water. It’s the best relaxation you can have being in the water and to watch the water. If you watch the sea it’s very relaxing."
Mouskouri’s The Farewell Tour: One last song from Nana with love . . . is at the Halifax Metro Centre on Friday, 8 p.m. Tickets are $45.50 and $55.50 (tax included; service charge extra). Call the Ticket Atlantic box office at 451-1221, visit participating Atlantic Superstores or go online at www.ticketatlantic.com.
( ebarnard@herald.ca)
’I do some reading, I draw a little bit, I listen to music, I like to watch movies as well, but I don’t have very much time to relax. What I like most is to swim.’
6/08/2007
Nana News 5, www.hfxnews.ca、から
Nana News, hfxnews.ca、から
今サヨナラコンサートが行われている、カナダからハリファックスのニュースをご紹介します♪
6月8日公演でした♪
Mouskouri on farewell tour to say thank you
DEAN LISK
Cher liked it so much, she keeps doing it and doing it.
But, Nana Mouskouri - that other singer with the raven hair parted down the centre - says this concert tour is her last one.
"I am not going to do that," Mouskouri said. "I am going to be stubborn about it and say No. This is a way to say thank you, because one day I won't be able to say that."
The Greek-born chanteuse pays her final musical respects to Halifax on Friday with a performance at the Metro Centre. It is part of a farewell world tour Mouskouri has been undertaking to officially say goodbye to her fans before retreating behind the scenes.
"I can sing well still, but I have started thinking, 'How long can it last?'" she asks on the phone from her home in Geneva. "I am afraid that a point will come where I won't be able to sing. And, I wouldn't want to do that. I think the audiences deserve respect. It's time for me to let the younger people go further."
Mouskouri's career started in the 1950s in her native Greece. She studied voice at the Hellenic Conservatory in Athens, winning numerous music prizes, which helped launch her career. She's recorded more than 1,500 songs in a dozen languages in various styles, and sold more than 300 million records.
In a fitting conclusion, Mouskouri's final emotion-filled goodbye concert will take place in Athens next spring.
"I started to sing very early in life, and this year I just completed five decades," the 71-year-old said. "I love music. But, time has gone by, and my children now are the same age when I was already very popular."
The singer, known for wearing trademark dark-rimmed glasses, says Canada has always been one of her favourite places to perform. At one point, her manager was Canadian, and he had her touring like a Canuck. Every 18 months, she would tour either Eastern or Western Canada.
"I travelled Canada in a way very few artists did," she said "So, I had this impression I was living in Canada, and it was wonderful."
While many of her audience members are fans who have been there for all of her career, she has also seen younger people coming out to say their farewells. Mouskouri said her younger fans usually tell her how their parents would listen to her.
"It brings satisfaction to me that the music brought pleasure to the people who heard me, and even their children remembered," she said. "This is my reward."
dlisk@hfxnews.ca
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Crowd feasts on Mouskouri in farewell tour
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Dressed in white, Nana Mouskouri appeared on the Metro Centre stage like an enduring Greek muse................
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今サヨナラコンサートが行われている、カナダからハリファックスのニュースをご紹介します♪
6月8日公演でした♪
Mouskouri on farewell tour to say thank you
DEAN LISK
Cher liked it so much, she keeps doing it and doing it.
But, Nana Mouskouri - that other singer with the raven hair parted down the centre - says this concert tour is her last one.
"I am not going to do that," Mouskouri said. "I am going to be stubborn about it and say No. This is a way to say thank you, because one day I won't be able to say that."
The Greek-born chanteuse pays her final musical respects to Halifax on Friday with a performance at the Metro Centre. It is part of a farewell world tour Mouskouri has been undertaking to officially say goodbye to her fans before retreating behind the scenes.
"I can sing well still, but I have started thinking, 'How long can it last?'" she asks on the phone from her home in Geneva. "I am afraid that a point will come where I won't be able to sing. And, I wouldn't want to do that. I think the audiences deserve respect. It's time for me to let the younger people go further."
Mouskouri's career started in the 1950s in her native Greece. She studied voice at the Hellenic Conservatory in Athens, winning numerous music prizes, which helped launch her career. She's recorded more than 1,500 songs in a dozen languages in various styles, and sold more than 300 million records.
In a fitting conclusion, Mouskouri's final emotion-filled goodbye concert will take place in Athens next spring.
"I started to sing very early in life, and this year I just completed five decades," the 71-year-old said. "I love music. But, time has gone by, and my children now are the same age when I was already very popular."
The singer, known for wearing trademark dark-rimmed glasses, says Canada has always been one of her favourite places to perform. At one point, her manager was Canadian, and he had her touring like a Canuck. Every 18 months, she would tour either Eastern or Western Canada.
"I travelled Canada in a way very few artists did," she said "So, I had this impression I was living in Canada, and it was wonderful."
While many of her audience members are fans who have been there for all of her career, she has also seen younger people coming out to say their farewells. Mouskouri said her younger fans usually tell her how their parents would listen to her.
"It brings satisfaction to me that the music brought pleasure to the people who heard me, and even their children remembered," she said. "This is my reward."
dlisk@hfxnews.ca
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Last updated at 7:15 AM on 09/06/07
Crowd feasts on Mouskouri in farewell tour
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Dressed in white, Nana Mouskouri appeared on the Metro Centre stage like an enduring Greek muse................
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6/07/2007
Nana News ,from Ottawa Sun, June 4
先日のオタワでのニュースにつづいての記事です。同じ記者の記事で、内容はかなり重複しています
Ottawa Sun から
Mon, June 4, 2007
Ending on a high noteREVIEW: Nana Mouskouri
By ANN MARIE MCQUEEN
The National Arts Centre hosted some major old school entertainment last night, as enduring Greek songstress Nana Mouskouri captivated a devoted, nearly full house of fans.
Mouskouri, who arrived in Ottawa Saturday and must surely have wondered at a normally staid city engulfed in hockey madness, has made the capital one of only two Canadians stops on her sweeping world farewell tour.
A four-year farewell tour, actually, for the 73-year-old, known for her powerful pipes and ever-present dark-rimmed glasses, begun back in 2004 and set to wrap up next year.
The two-and-a-half hour show began with a video montage showing Mouskouri morph from bright-eyed, slim-waisted ingenue back in the 1960s to the well seasoned, sequined caftan-wearing performer of today.
HISTORIC SPOTS
There were shots of her on tour with Harry Belafonte and massive concerts of her own later on at some of Athens' most historic spots; even footage of her brief stint in the European Parliament. With more than four decades of material, thousands of songs in a variety of languages, and hundreds of millions of records sold, Mouskouri's career is a marvel by any standards.
She stepped on stage clad in white, launching right into I'll Remember You. A stirring rendition of Love Changes Everything set the tone for the evening.
"Singing has been very important for me," she told the crowd. "I believe most of you must know I started singing very young, because my parents used to say it was the only thing I could do. I could sing and I could cry."
In between old favourites, Mouskouri talked about her upbringing, introducing a string of songs in French her mother, also a chanteuse, taught her as a young girl.
A jet-setting philanthropist years before Angelina Jolie made it fashionable, Mouskouri spoke of her work with UNICEF -- which she will do again today when she addresses the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa at the Ottawa Congress Centre -- and her hopes for the children under the program's care.
Time will tell if Mouskouri sweeps back through town a few years down the road -- when it comes to aging musicians, farewell doesn't always mean goodbye -- but her intention is to bow out gracefully, and that she did last night.
Though I am not a fan of Mouskouri's tendency to hit sharp, startling high notes or indulge in excessive vibrato (and her cover of Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now left much to be desired) her crowd was clearly enthralled with her.
日本語への自動翻訳はこちら
Ottawa Sun から
Mon, June 4, 2007
Ending on a high noteREVIEW: Nana Mouskouri
By ANN MARIE MCQUEEN
The National Arts Centre hosted some major old school entertainment last night, as enduring Greek songstress Nana Mouskouri captivated a devoted, nearly full house of fans.
Mouskouri, who arrived in Ottawa Saturday and must surely have wondered at a normally staid city engulfed in hockey madness, has made the capital one of only two Canadians stops on her sweeping world farewell tour.
A four-year farewell tour, actually, for the 73-year-old, known for her powerful pipes and ever-present dark-rimmed glasses, begun back in 2004 and set to wrap up next year.
The two-and-a-half hour show began with a video montage showing Mouskouri morph from bright-eyed, slim-waisted ingenue back in the 1960s to the well seasoned, sequined caftan-wearing performer of today.
HISTORIC SPOTS
There were shots of her on tour with Harry Belafonte and massive concerts of her own later on at some of Athens' most historic spots; even footage of her brief stint in the European Parliament. With more than four decades of material, thousands of songs in a variety of languages, and hundreds of millions of records sold, Mouskouri's career is a marvel by any standards.
She stepped on stage clad in white, launching right into I'll Remember You. A stirring rendition of Love Changes Everything set the tone for the evening.
"Singing has been very important for me," she told the crowd. "I believe most of you must know I started singing very young, because my parents used to say it was the only thing I could do. I could sing and I could cry."
In between old favourites, Mouskouri talked about her upbringing, introducing a string of songs in French her mother, also a chanteuse, taught her as a young girl.
A jet-setting philanthropist years before Angelina Jolie made it fashionable, Mouskouri spoke of her work with UNICEF -- which she will do again today when she addresses the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa at the Ottawa Congress Centre -- and her hopes for the children under the program's care.
Time will tell if Mouskouri sweeps back through town a few years down the road -- when it comes to aging musicians, farewell doesn't always mean goodbye -- but her intention is to bow out gracefully, and that she did last night.
Though I am not a fan of Mouskouri's tendency to hit sharp, startling high notes or indulge in excessive vibrato (and her cover of Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now left much to be desired) her crowd was clearly enthralled with her.
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mike brant and nana mouskouri,2,YouTubeから♪
mike brant and nana mouskouri,2,YouTubeから♪
4：48～5:48の間にナナの姿が見えます！
1971 BBC show of Nana and Mike Brant singing Erev Shel Shoshanim in
Hebrew
From: nadinadinadi
MIKE BRANT T.V.1
נערך והועלה לצפייה ע"... MIKE BRANT T.V.1
נערך והועלה לצפייה ע"י
שון שון מייקלס,חבר אתר תפוז
Category Music
Tags: MIKE BRANT 'זמן אוויר'
4：48～5:48の間にナナの姿が見えます！
1971 BBC show of Nana and Mike Brant singing Erev Shel Shoshanim in
Hebrew
From: nadinadinadi
MIKE BRANT T.V.1
נערך והועלה לצפייה ע"... MIKE BRANT T.V.1
נערך והועלה לצפייה ע"י
שון שון מייקלס,חבר אתר תפוז
Category Music
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Nana Mouskouri- Old Toys train - in french song、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri- Old Toys train - in french song、YouTubeから♪
素晴らしい♪♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mejores y mas hermosas
melo... una de las mejores y mas hermosas
melodias de un angel con nombre
Nana Mouskouri.
Old toys trains... in french..
Esto es la musica, el alimento del
alma, el alimento del espiritu.
es un honor el compartir esto con el
mundo. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: old toys trains french nana mouskouri
素晴らしい♪♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
una de las mejores y mas hermosas
melo... una de las mejores y mas hermosas
melodias de un angel con nombre
Nana Mouskouri.
Old toys trains... in french..
Esto es la musica, el alimento del
alma, el alimento del espiritu.
es un honor el compartir esto con el
mundo. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: old toys trains french nana mouskouri
Nana Mouskouri -De Colores- Quila, Sinaloa view、YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri -De Colores- Quila, Sinaloa view、YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
en la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
en la voz de la Sra. Mouskouri, para
adornar el Valle del Rio San Lorenzo.
Quila, una ciudad en el Corazon del
Valle del Rio San Lorenzo, con su
Parroquia de Nuestra Sra. De La Candelaria, La Reina de Quila.
La Virgencita mas milagrosa de Sinaloa.
Cada dia 2 de Febrero, miles y miles
de gentes de todos lugares se reunen
en esta Ciudad para rendirle pleitesia
a la Reina de Quila.
Nra. Sra. De La Candelaria.
Esta hermosa melodia y estas imagenes son un honor muy grande el compartir
este video con el mundo.
D E C O L O R E S
De colores,
De colores se visten los campos
En la primavera,
De colores,
De colores son los pajaritos
Que vienen de afuera,
De colores,
De colores es el arcoiris
Que vemos lucir,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi.
Canta el gallo,
Canta el gallo con el
Quiri, quiri, quiri, quiri, qui
La gallina,
La gallina con el
Cara, cara, cara, cara cara
Los polluelos,
Los polluelos con el
Pio, pio, pio, pio, pi
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi
Hecho con mucho orgullo Sinaloense
This is T.Q.M. F. M. in live
broadcasting for you ..... (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
de colores quila sinaloa mexico eldorado
映像はイメージです♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
en la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
en la voz de la Sra. Mouskouri, para
adornar el Valle del Rio San Lorenzo.
Quila, una ciudad en el Corazon del
Valle del Rio San Lorenzo, con su
Parroquia de Nuestra Sra. De La Candelaria, La Reina de Quila.
La Virgencita mas milagrosa de Sinaloa.
Cada dia 2 de Febrero, miles y miles
de gentes de todos lugares se reunen
en esta Ciudad para rendirle pleitesia
a la Reina de Quila.
Nra. Sra. De La Candelaria.
Esta hermosa melodia y estas imagenes son un honor muy grande el compartir
este video con el mundo.
D E C O L O R E S
De colores,
De colores se visten los campos
En la primavera,
De colores,
De colores son los pajaritos
Que vienen de afuera,
De colores,
De colores es el arcoiris
Que vemos lucir,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi.
Canta el gallo,
Canta el gallo con el
Quiri, quiri, quiri, quiri, qui
La gallina,
La gallina con el
Cara, cara, cara, cara cara
Los polluelos,
Los polluelos con el
Pio, pio, pio, pio, pi
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi,
Y por eso los grandes amores
De muchos colores me gustan a mi
Hecho con mucho orgullo Sinaloense
This is T.Q.M. F. M. in live
broadcasting for you ..... (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Nana Mouskouri
de colores quila sinaloa mexico eldorado
Ensenada y La Bufadora View,YouTubeから♪
Ensenada y La Bufadora View,YouTubeから♪
映像はイメージです♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
La Perla de la California Republic Me... La Perla de la California Republic Mexican,
la Perla Cachanilla, La Ciudad y Puerto de Ensenada y su
maravilla Natural Unica en America
La Bufadora.
En Punta Banda, Baja California Mexico.
Una hermosa y progresista ciudad
con un clima unico, con un ambiente
unico y con sus gentes.
Esto es Mexico.
Wellcome to Mexico
Wellcome to Ensenada
Baja California Mexico (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Ensenada la bufadora baja california bc al bano romina povwer sharazan nana mouskouri old toys trains
映像はイメージです♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
La Perla de la California Republic Me... La Perla de la California Republic Mexican,
la Perla Cachanilla, La Ciudad y Puerto de Ensenada y su
maravilla Natural Unica en America
La Bufadora.
En Punta Banda, Baja California Mexico.
Una hermosa y progresista ciudad
con un clima unico, con un ambiente
unico y con sus gentes.
Esto es Mexico.
Wellcome to Mexico
Wellcome to Ensenada
Baja California Mexico (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: Ensenada la bufadora baja california bc al bano romina povwer sharazan nana mouskouri old toys trains
6/06/2007
Ottawa 2007、Stéphane RobertさんのＨＰから♪
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Event: 'Nana Mouskouri'、St.Jhon News、The TownCryer
Event: 'Nana Mouskouri'、St.Jhon News、The Town Cryer
The Greek Goddess of Song Nana Mouskouri
Returns to St. John’s for her final Atlantic Canada Performance
Nana Mouskouri possesses one of the most beautiful voices of our lifetime. She is one of the most successful singers in history, selling more recordings than any other female artist.
Nana has collected an astonishing 350 Diamond, Platinum, and Gold recordings from around the world. And for one last time she will be performing in St. John’s at the Mile One Centre on Wednesday June 6, 2007 at 8:00pm.
Tickets at $55.50 (taxes in but excluding service charges) go on sale this Friday March 16, 2007 at 10:00am
To millions of adoring fans, there is a special connection with “the Greek goddess of song”. She is one of the most respected pop singers, by other singers as well. From Bob Dylan to Harry Belafonte, Nana’s fan club includes some of pop music’s most legendary performers. And now after forty years of traveling the world performing to adoring audiences, Nana says farewell to Canada.
For her fans, one more concert, one last song, one last chance to share the experience of a Nana Mouskouri performance. For Nana, it is one last chance to command the stage and connect with her fans that she loves so well. It’s truly an equal love affair; perhaps that is the reason this goodbye is so hard for her fans and for Nana.
The first leg of her farewell tour took Nana through Europe. Fans devoured the tickets for these concerts as soon as they went on sale. Each night after two and a half hours of music, the audience rushed the stage trying to get as close as they could to Nana. There are no guards to keep a barrier between the star and her audience. Quite to the contrary, Nana relishes the opportunity to be that close. Nana’s farewell performances in Australia, New Zealand, and the Far East met with the same complete adoration.
But in Nana’s mind Canada is a very special place, almost like a second home. In Nana’s words “Year after year I looked forward to my tours in Canada. One year the west and the next year the east. I will miss Canada, the wonderful people and the beautiful cities.”
First and foremost, Nana Mouskouri loves to sing; she loves the connection she shares with her audience. Nana and her fans share a common bond that fulfills them both. So why give up touring? Simply Nana says the time has come. Yet there is no sadness in the singer’s eyes. She loves performing every night, and the audience leaves even more in love with Nana.
When the time came for Nana to plan her farewell tour, Canada was left till after Europe, Asia and Australia. Canada may be the hardest for Nana to say goodbye to. Before the lights go out and the bags are put away, one last concert, one last song, and one more beautiful memory, for those lucky enough to get tickets and of course to see Nana one last time.
Nana Mouskouri - UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador、Nana News Ottｗａ２
Nana Mouskouri - UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
2007-06-04
2007-06-04
The Kiwanis Club of Ottawa is proud to welcome guest speaker Nana Mouskouri, goodwill ambassador for UNICEF to a Kiwanis luncheon. Ms. Mouskouri has been a UNICEF good will ambassador since 1993, and her travels have taken her projects in Mexico, Chile, Viet Nam, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Bulgaria and Russia. Ms. Mouskouri will speak to Kiwanians and guests about her work with UNICEF.
Nana News 、Ottawa♪
NAC, Ottawa - June 3, 2007Nana Mouskouri delights devoted fans
By ANN MARIE McQUEEN -- Sun Media
ナナのカナダでのコンサートが記事になりました♪
ご紹介します♪
日本語自動翻訳はこちら
Concert Review: Nana Mouskouri
NAC, Ottawa - June 3, 2007
Nana Mouskouri delights devoted fans
By ANN MARIE McQUEEN -- Sun Media
Nana Mouskouri performs at the National Arts Centre last night before a nearly full house of enthralled enthusiasts. (BLAIR GABLE, Sun Media)
OTTAWA -- The National Arts Centre hosted some major old school entertainment last night, as enduring Greek songstress Nana Mouskouri captivated a devoted, nearly full house of fans.
Mouskouri, who arrived in Ottawa Saturday and must surely have wondered at a normally staid city engulfed in hockey madness, has made the capital one of only two Canadians stops on her sweeping world farewell tour.
A four-year farewell tour, actually, for the 73-year-old, known for her powerful pipes and ever-present dark-rimmed glasses, begun back in 2004 and set to wrap up next year.
The two-and-a-half hour show began with a video montage showing Mouskouri morph from bright-eyed, slim-waisted ingenue back in the 1960s to the well seasoned, sequined caftan-wearing performer of today.
HISTORIC SPOTS
There were shots of her on tour with Harry Belafonte and massive concerts of her own later on at some of Athens' most historic spots; even footage of her brief stint in the European Parliament. With more than four decades of material, thousands of songs in a variety of languages, and hundreds of millions of records sold, Mouskouri's career is a marvel by any standards.
She stepped on stage clad in white, launching right into I'll Remember You. A stirring rendition of Love Changes Everything set the tone for the evening.
"Singing has been very important for me," she told the crowd. "I believe most of you must know I started singing very young, because my parents used to say it was the only thing I could do. I could sing and I could cry."
In between old favourites, Mouskouri talked about her upbringing, introducing a string of songs in French her mother, also a chanteuse, taught her as a young girl.
A jet-setting philanthropist years before Angelina Jolie made it fashionable, Mouskouri spoke of her work with UNICEF -- which she will do again today when she addresses the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa at the Ottawa Congress Centre -- and her hopes for the children under the program's care.
Time will tell if Mouskouri sweeps back through town a few years down the road -- when it comes to aging musicians, farewell doesn't always mean goodbye -- but her intention is to bow out gracefully, and that she did last night.
Though I am not a fan of Mouskouri's tendency to hit sharp, startling high notes or indulge in excessive vibrato (and her cover of Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now left much to be desired) her crowd was clearly enthralled with her
6/05/2007
Nanaの新しいCD♪歌詞をお探しの方はDieterさんのHPに♪
久しぶりにナナのベスト版が発売されます。一枚千円という、お手ごろ価格、ナナのCDを一枚買ってみたいというかたには
お薦めです♪♪♪
初回限定ということですので、ご希望の方はお近くのCD店へどうぞ♪
購入された方で歌詞をお探しのかたはこちらのサイトが大変充実しています♪
Dieter Romberg's Nana Mouskouri Seiten
1.アテネの白いバラ The white rose of the Athens
2.オンリー･ラブ Only Love
3.オールマイトライアル All my trials
4.ザ･ロンリ･シェファード The Lonely Shepherd
5.日曜はダメよ Ｎｅｖｅｒ ｏｎ Sunday
6.谷間に三つの鐘がなる The three bells
7.オンリー タイム ウィル テル Only time will tell (Adagio Notturno)
8.雨にぬれた朝 Morning has broken
9.アローン Alone
10.緑の輝き Turn on the sun
11.黄金の翼にのって Nabucco, Song for liberty
12.愛の歓び Plaisir d'amour
13.恋人に桜んぼを上げた I gave my love a cherry
１４．ムーンダンス Moon dance
15.いつもさよならを Every time we say goodbye
１６.恋のアランフェス En Aranjuez con mi amor
17.バラ色の日々 Four and Twenty hours (Piu Importante dell'amour)
18.アメイジンググレイス Amazing grace
mike brant and nana mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
mike brant and nana mouskouri,YouTubeから♪
1971 BBC show of Nana and Mike Brant singing Erev Shel Shoshanim in
Hebrew
大変短い動画ですが、若い頃のモノクロで、美しいナナが唄います♪
Nana et Mike en hébreu pour Reshet Bet'
Dommqge que ce ne soit pas en entier
זמר של אהבה
יש למישהו את הקליפ המלא?
Category Entertainment
Tags: nana mouskouri mike brant ננה מושקורי מייק ברנט (more)
1971 BBC show of Nana and Mike Brant singing Erev Shel Shoshanim in
Hebrew
大変短い動画ですが、若い頃のモノクロで、美しいナナが唄います♪
Nana et Mike en hébreu pour Reshet Bet'
Dommqge que ce ne soit pas en entier
זמר של אהבה
יש למישהו את הקליפ המלא?
Category Entertainment
Tags: nana mouskouri mike brant ננה מושקורי מייק ברנט (more)
6/04/2007
Pauvre Rutebeuf ,NanaMouskouri,YouTubeから♪
Pauvre Rutebeuf
From: jryanwright
Pauvre Rutebeuf
Category Music
Tags: music
Pauvre Rutebeuf
Que sont mes amis devenus
Que j'avais de si près tenus
Et tant aimés
Ils ont été trop clairsemés
Je crois le vent les a ôtés
L'amour est morte
Ce sont amis que vent emporte
Et il ventait devant ma porte
Les emporta
Avec le temps qu'arbre défeuille
Quand il ne reste en branche feuille
Qui n'aille en terre
Avec pauvreté qui m'atterre
Qui de partout me fait la guerre
L'amour est morte
Ne convient pas que vous raconte
Comment je me suis mis en honte
En quelle manière
Que sont mes amis devenus
Que j'avais de si près tenus
Et tant aimés
Ils ont été trop clairsemés
Je crois le vent les a ôtés
L'amour est morte
Le mal ne sait pas seul venir
Tout ce qui m'était à venir
M'est avenu
Pauvre sens et pauvre mémoire
M'a Dieu donné le roi de gloire
Et pauvre rente
Et droit sur moi quand bise vente
Le vent me vient le vent m'évente
L'amour est morte
Ce sont amis que vent emporte
Et il ventait devant ma porte
Les emporta
Les emporta
From: jryanwright
Pauvre Rutebeuf
Category Music
Tags: music
Pauvre Rutebeuf
Que sont mes amis devenus
Que j'avais de si près tenus
Et tant aimés
Ils ont été trop clairsemés
Je crois le vent les a ôtés
L'amour est morte
Ce sont amis que vent emporte
Et il ventait devant ma porte
Les emporta
Avec le temps qu'arbre défeuille
Quand il ne reste en branche feuille
Qui n'aille en terre
Avec pauvreté qui m'atterre
Qui de partout me fait la guerre
L'amour est morte
Ne convient pas que vous raconte
Comment je me suis mis en honte
En quelle manière
Que sont mes amis devenus
Que j'avais de si près tenus
Et tant aimés
Ils ont été trop clairsemés
Je crois le vent les a ôtés
L'amour est morte
Le mal ne sait pas seul venir
Tout ce qui m'était à venir
M'est avenu
Pauvre sens et pauvre mémoire
M'a Dieu donné le roi de gloire
Et pauvre rente
Et droit sur moi quand bise vente
Le vent me vient le vent m'évente
L'amour est morte
Ce sont amis que vent emporte
Et il ventait devant ma porte
Les emporta
Les emporta
Nana Mouskouri,コンサート情報、追加♪
DieterさんのHPによると、今年のコンサートに二箇所、追加があったもよう♪
日本は残念ながら、、、ない、、、、、
03.06.2007 Ottawa National Arts Centre CDN Order Tickets
05.06.2007 Fredericton Aitken University Centre CDN Order Tickets ←New
06.06.2007 St. Johns Mile One Centre CDN Order Tickets
08.06.2007 Halifax Metro Center Concert Bowl CDN Order Tickets
10.06.2007 Toronto Roy Thomson Hall CDN Order Tickets
21.10.2007 Belfast Waterfront Hall Auditorium GB Order Tickets
22.10.2007 Dublin National Concert Hall IRL info@nch.ie ←New
25.10.2007 Cardiff St. Davids Hall GB Order Tickets
27.10.2007 Gateshead The Sage Arena GB Order Tickets
29.10.2007 London Royal Albert Hall GB Order Tickets
31.10.2007 Manchester Bridge Water Hall GB Order Tickets
01.11.2007 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall GB Order Tickets
05.06.2007 Fredericton Aitken University Centre CDN Order Tickets ←New
06.06.2007 St. Johns Mile One Centre CDN Order Tickets
08.06.2007 Halifax Metro Center Concert Bowl CDN Order Tickets
10.06.2007 Toronto Roy Thomson Hall CDN Order Tickets
21.10.2007 Belfast Waterfront Hall Auditorium GB Order Tickets
22.10.2007 Dublin National Concert Hall IRL info@nch.ie ←New
25.10.2007 Cardiff St. Davids Hall GB Order Tickets
27.10.2007 Gateshead The Sage Arena GB Order Tickets
29.10.2007 London Royal Albert Hall GB Order Tickets
31.10.2007 Manchester Bridge Water Hall GB Order Tickets
01.11.2007 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall GB Order Tickets
6/02/2007
Nana Mouskouri- Old Toys trains- Lake Tahoe View,again, YouTubeから♪
Nana Mouskouri- Old Toys trains- Lake Tahoe View,again, YouTubeから♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la Sra Mouskouri, esta melodia
con espiritu infantil, navideño y
hermosa un canto al amor, a la fe
a la vida.
Un orgullo adornar un paraiso como este con la voz de un angel.
Imagenes tomadas con los ojos del
corazon en una camara. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri old toys trains lake tahoe view
Old Toys trains、再度の御紹介です♪♪♪
From: luisarmandodiazfelix
Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la... Una de las mas hermosas melodias
de la Sra Mouskouri, esta melodia
con espiritu infantil, navideño y
hermosa un canto al amor, a la fe
a la vida.
Un orgullo adornar un paraiso como este con la voz de un angel.
Imagenes tomadas con los ojos del
corazon en una camara. (more) (less)
Category Travel & Places
Tags: nana mouskouri old toys trains lake tahoe view
Old Toys trains、再度の御紹介です♪♪♪
6/01/2007
Ujilo - - Julio Iglesias - nana mouskouri grande grande gra、YouTubeから♪
Ujilo - - Julio Iglesias - nana mouskouri grande grande gra、YouTubeから♪
素晴らしいデュエットです♪
From: UJILOCRAZY
live
Category Music
Tags: Ujilo Julio Iglesias
素晴らしいデュエットです♪
From: UJILOCRAZY
live
Category Music
Tags: Ujilo Julio Iglesias
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