Les Petits Chanteurs De SaintLaurent, Véronique Dietschy, Alain Cazade, Pierre Pous - Rondes Et Chansons de lAge dOr

Review by brian cors

The album Rondes Et Chansons de lAge dOr by Les Petits Chanteurs De Saint-Laurent, Véronique Dietschy, Alain Cazade, Pierre Pous is a delightful compilation of classic French songs that will transport listeners back to a bygone era. The group's angelic voices blend seamlessly with the instruments, creating a charming and nostalgic atmosphere.

The album features a mix of traditional French songs, including "A la Claire Fontaine" and "Frère Jacques," as well as lesser-known tunes like "Les Trois Orfèvres." Each track is beautifully arranged and performed, showcasing the talents of the singers and musicians.

One standout track is "Sur le Pont d'Avignon," which features a lively accordion and a catchy chorus that will have listeners tapping their feet. Another highlight is "Il était un Petit Navire," a playful and upbeat song that is sure to put a smile on anyone's face.

Summary by brian cors

Rondes Et Chansons de lAge dOr is a charming and enchanting album that will appeal to both young and old alike. The Les Petits Chanteurs De Saint-Laurent, Véronique Dietschy, Alain Cazade, and Pierre Pous have done a fantastic job of bringing these classic French songs to life, and the result is an album that is sure to be treasured for years to come.