ﾅﾅﾑｽｸｰﾘを囲んで　Long live Nana！Forever Young🎶♬

ナナさん、ナナ　ムスクーリのファンの皆様、本当に永らくありがとうございました。。感動と情報をご一緒に共有できた喜びに感謝いたします。 Nanaさんは2008年ステージ活動から一度引退宣言されましたが、ヒット曲アテネの白いバラによる世界的なデビュー【50周年】の2011年、記念する数々の企画が発表され、2018年現在もヨーロッパ,カナダを中心にテレビ出演やステージ活動が予定されています。ご興味をもたれた方は、是非、リンク先のニュースや、素晴らしい映像や歌声をお楽しみくださいますように。ナナさんには、これまでの美しい唄の数々のプレゼントを一ファンとして、心から感謝します。どうぞお元気でお幸せに。これからも娘さんとのご活躍をお祈りしております。なお、本ブログは、2018年10月をもって更新をお休みさせていただきます。どうぞ、これからはサウンドギャラリーさんの情報を共有させていただきましょう。有難うございました。

8/21/2007

The Lonely Sheperd,sang by Nana Mouskouri,YouTubeから♪

映像はイメージです♪♪♪
From: dalilahrios
Ocean Shore Sunset Scenery

Music-NANA ... Ocean Shore Sunset Scenery
Music-NANA MOUSKOURI
"The Lonely Sheperd"
Category Music
Tags: Ocean Shore Scenery Sunset Music

8/20/2007

Libertad,Song for Liberty, Je chante avec toi liberte ,YouTubeから♪♪♪

素晴らしい映像です♪
削除される前に、是非是非ごらんください♪
From: ortob
Je chante avec toi liberte
Category Music
Tags: Ein Kessel Buntes

8/19/2007

Nana News from Official fan club HP

公式ファンクラブ、N.A.N.A. International Nana Mouskouri fanclubからの最新ニュースです♪
ナナは7月13日にアテネで行われたフランスの Fête の行事に参加したそうです♪
Réception à l’occasion de la Fête nationale française (Athènes)
Tuesday, 31 July 2007
Nana Mouskouri et son epoux étaient présent à l’occasion de la réception de la Fête nationale qui a eu lieu le vendredi 13 juillet 2007 à Athènes dans les jardins de l’Ecole Française d’Athènes.
L'École française d'Athènes (EfA) ou l'École française d'archéologie d'Athènes est un établissement universitaire français situé à Athènes dont le but est de promouvoir l'étude de la langue, de l’histoire et des antiquités grecques. Elle est la principale institution, aux côtés du service archéologique grec, chargée de l'étude et de l'entretien des sites archéologiques de Délos, Delphes, Thasos, Malia, Argos, Philippes, Dikili Tash, en Grèce, et Amathonte à Chypre. Read moreLire la suite...
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Nana's long goodbye、from　manchestereveningnews.co.ukから♪

Nana's long goodbye
from　manchestereveningnews.co.ukから♪
Nana's long goodbye
Martin Hutchinson
14/ 8/2007

BESPECTACLED star Nana Mouskouri is instantly recognisable, and has been for more than 40 years.

In fact, She made her first record 50 years ago, and has been touring pretty much constantly since 1960. However, as she approaches her mid-seventies, she has decided to retire from touring – but not before she has thanked her loyal fans with a Farewell World Tour.

Born in Crete in 1934, she moved with her family to Athens where she and her sister studied at the prestigious Athens Conservatoire. Her distinctive voice is the result of a vocal cord flaw – instead of hers being of equal size, one is thicker than the other.

She spent eight years at the Conservatoire studying classical music with opera in mind. However, she experimented with jazz, her professor was furious and she was expelled.

Nana began to sing in jazz clubs, which led to a meeting with noted Greek composer Manos Hadjidakis. He became her mentor and she won the Greek Song Festival two years running.

In 1961 Nana recorded her most famous song, ‘The White Rose of Athens’, and her mastery of languages (she speaks half a dozen) ensured that her popularity grew to be global (she even represented Luxembourg in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest).

She is one of simply the most successful female singers in history with over 300 gold, platinum and diamond discs. Added to that she took over from Audrey Hepburn as a Unicef Ambassador and has also served Greece as an MEP.

Apart from the languages she can actually speak – she has also recorded songs in Japanese, Korean, Hebrew and Welsh! She said: “It’s nice to be able to speak to the audience in their own language and to perform their own folk songs also.”

Touring

She explains: “I’m not actually retiring from singing, just from touring. If people still want me to sing I will, but I just won’t be touring.

"I wanted to quit while I was still healthy.”

“I’ll miss it. I’ve lived all my life in hotels – not that I want to say bad things about that. I’ve been lucky enough to travel, and I’ll still be travelling. I have homes in Paris, Geneva and Athens, plus I’ll be doing my humanitarian work.”

And it has been a full life for Nana so far: “I’ve worked with so many great artists like Quincy Jones and Harry Belafonte. But most of all, I’ve been so lucky to have been loved by so many people. The audiences who come to my shows have always shown me so much love.

"A career is not just the big things. Sad things happen, but as a Greek I am optimistic, you learn to overcome bad things and it helps you to progress.

“But so many good things have happened to me... and I am also proud that I am able to help with Unicef and of course being a mother to two wonderful children.”

Speaking about her final tour she said: "It started in 2005 and will end next year in 2008. You have to take time to do the whole world and I want to take the opportunity to thank fans for listening to me for so many years.”

“I have a seven-piece band, but it has a big sound. I can’t take a full orchestra round with me. I think it’s a very good programme on the evening. There’s a small film at the beginning showing my history and then I ’ll tell my story with my songs.

“There’s will be a variety of songs, from my beginnings with classical music and through my pop and jazz songs. There’s ’ll be a real diversity of cultures.”

The British leg of Nana Mouskouri’s Farewell Tour comes to Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on Wednesday, October 31. Tickets, priced £32.50 and £28.50 are available by calling 0161 907 9000 or logging on to bridgewater-hall.co.uk .

Nana bows out in style、from theboltonnews.co.ukから♪

Nana bows out in style
from theboltonnews.co.ukから♪
Nana bows out in style
By Martin Hutchinson

farewell: Nana Mouskouri is to embark on a thank-you tour
GOWNED and bespectacled, Nana Mouskouri is instantly recognisable, and has been for almost half a century - in fact, she made her first record 50 years ago and has been touring pretty much constantly since 1960.

However, as she approaches her mid-70s, she has decided to retire from touring; but not before she has said "Goodbye and Thank You" to her fans in the form of a Farewell World Tour, which takes place in Manchester in October.

Born in Crete in 1934, Nana moved with her family to Athens where she studied at the prestigious Athens Conservatoire. Her distinctive voice is the result in a flaw in her vocal cords - instead of them being of equal size, one is thicker than the other.

After leaving the Conservatoire, Nana began to sing in jazz clubs and she won the Greek Song Festival two years running. From then on there was no looking back.

In 1961 Nana recorded her most famous song, The White Rose of Athens, and her mastery of languages (she speaks six or seven) ensured that her popularity grew to be global (she even represented Luxembourg in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest).

She is the most successful female singer in history, having recorded 450 albums and her 350 million plus album sales surpasses The Beatles and Elvis combined, with more than 300 Gold, Platinum and Diamond discs.

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Added to that she took over from Audrey Hepburn as a Unicef Ambassador and has also served Greece as a Member of the European Parliament.

Apart from the languages she can speak, she has recorded in Japanese, Korean, Hebrew and Welsh.

Speaking from her Paris home she said: "It's nice to be able to speak to the audience in their own language and to perform their own folk songs."

Why has she decided to quit now? She said: "I'm not actually retiring from singing, just touring. If people still want me to sing I will, but I just won't be touring.

"I'll miss it. I've been lucky enough to travel, and I'll still be travelling. I have homes in Paris, Geneva and Athens, plus I'll be doing my humanitarian work.

"My life has been wonderful. I've seen the world, I've worked with so many great artists like Quincy Jones and Harry Belafonte. But most of all I've been so lucky to have been loved by so many people. The audiences who come to my shows have always shown me so much love."

What about the highlights? Nana said:"In 1968 the first time I sang in the Royal Albert Hall - it was a full house. I am also proud that I am able to help with Unicef and of course being a mother to two wonderful children."

Of her current tour, which coincides with the publication of her biography, she said: "It started in 2005 and will end next year in 2008. You have to take time to do the whole world and I want to take the opportunity to say to my fans Thank you for listening to me for so many years'. After 47 years it won't be easy."

"I never thought I'd be a stage person, but I still love singing. You can never leave music if you love it, but now I'll have more time to listen and help."

Nana Mouskouri's Farewell Tour comes to Manchester's Bridgewater Hall on Wednesday October 31. Tickets are £28.50 to £32.50 on 0161 9079000 or 0161 8321111.

11:08am Wednesday 15th August 2007