🟩 "Claude Chiari" For the profile of "Claude Chiari", please see the description of the video [Night Fog Secret Meeting / Claude Chiari] below. ↓↓↓↓↓Here↓↓↓↓↓ • Night Fog Secret Meeting / Claude Chiari High quality CD sound source 🟩 "Song Explanation" 01. Night Fog Secret Meeting This song made Claude Chiari's name known worldwide. The lyrics and music were written by Joe Van Wetter, the leader of the Belgian guitar group Los Mayas. The original title means "Beach". When the 1964 Greek film "Night Fog Secret Meeting" directed by Pashiri Georgiades was released in Japan the following year, this song performed by Claude Chiari was played throughout the film as a soundtrack, and it became an explosive hit as the theme song of the film. 02. Forbidden Games This song, called the Spanish folk song "Romance of Love," is one of the songs that guitar players want to play at least once, and I have now learned to play it myself. There is also a theory that it was a "practice piece" written by someone in the 19th century. It became widely known as the theme song of the 1952 French film "Forbidden Games" due to Narciso Yepes' guitar performance. The Japanese title of the film became the title of the song in Japan. 03. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg This is the theme song of the 1964 French film "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," directed by Jacques Demy and starring Catherine Deneuve. This is a unique French musical work that focuses on the theme of a painful love torn apart by war. The lyrics of this theme song were written by director Jacques Demy and the music was composed by Michel Legrand. It won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival. Deneuve is dubbed by Daniele Licari, the "Queen of Scat" from "Two Angels." 04. The Railway Man This is the theme song for the 1956 Italian film The Railway Man, directed by and starring Pietro Germi, which tells the story of the life of an Italian railway engineer's family from a child's perspective. It was composed by Carlo Rustichelli, one of the leading melody makers in the Italian film world. The guitar-featuring performances throughout the film left a deep impression. Later, Testoni wrote lyrics for a canzone called "I'll Give You This", which was sung by Alida Kelli and became a hit. 05. Cinema Paradiso This is the theme song for the 1989 Italian-French co-production Cinema Paradiso, directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and starring Philippe Noiret and Jacques Perrin. The composition was by Ennio Morricone. A touching story about the friendship between a boy who spent his youth at the Paradise cinema in a small village in Sicily and the projectionist of the cinema whom the boy adored, and the love for movies. "Love's Theme" was composed by Ennio Morricone's son Andrea. 06. Love in Venice The theme song of the 1970 Italian film Love in Venice, directed by Enrico Maria Salerno and starring Florinda Bolkan and Tony Musante. This film depicts the tragic story of the revival of love between a musician with leukemia and his ex-wife, as seen in the events of one day. Composed by Stelvio Cipriani. Director Salerno co-starred with Jean-Paul Belmondo in the 1964 French film Man in Gold, and has also been active as an actor in many films. 07. The Glass Room The theme song of the 1969 Italian film The Glass Room, directed by Sergio Capogna and starring Mita Medici and Alain Nouri. Starring the comet-like handsome young man Raymond Lovelock, this work depicts the painful adolescence of a lonely young man. The theme song, written by Gaetano Amendola (lyrics and composition) and Roberto Murolo (lyrics), was sung by canzone singer Pepino Gagliardi and became a big hit. 08. White Lovers The theme song of the 1968 French film "White Lovers/13 Days in Grenoble" directed by Claude Lelouch. This is not just a sports documentary film that records the 10th Winter Olympics held in Grenoble, France in 1968, but is a poetic documentary that follows the expressions of the losers, the human relationships of the spectators, and the true faces of the athletes. The lyrics were written by Pierre Barouh and the music was composed by Francis Lai. 09. The Third Man This song, also known for introducing the Austrian folk instrument zither to the world, is the theme song "Harry Lime's Theme" composed by Anton Karas, used in the opening and closing scenes of the 1949 film adaptation of the novel "The Third Man" by British author Graham Greene. Director Carol Reed stopped by a cafe while scouting the film in Vienna and heard Anton Karas playing, and immediately hired him as the music director. 10. Romeo and Juliet The theme song of the 1968 Italian-British co-production "Romeo and Juliet," directed by Franco Zeffirelli and starring Olivia Hussey. This is the 13th film adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet," one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies. It is a story about the tragic love between Romeo of the noble Montague family and Juliet of the Capulet family. The theme song was composed by Italian composer Nino Rota. 11. Bouvet's Lover The theme song of the 1963 French/Italian co-production Bouvet's Lover, directed by Luigi Comencini and starring Claudia Cardinale and George Chakiris, which became a hot topic. A village girl named Mara falls in love with a partisan fighter named Bouvet, and even after he is imprisoned for killing a gendarme, she continues to wait for him to return. The composer is Carlo Rustichelli, known for his work on The Railway Man. 12. Chariots of Fire The theme song of the 1981 British film Chariots of Fire, directed by Hugh Hudson and starring Ben Cross and Ian Charleson. The story of a Jewish young man and a clergyman's son who aim to compete in the track and field events at the 1924 Paris Olympics. It is a moving story about their lives as they develop a friendship that transcends racial prejudice. The composer was Greek synthesizer player Vangelis. 13. The Necklace of Olives The original title, El Bimbo, is the name of a new disco dance, and it is a light and fun song. This song, composed by Claude Morgan, became a big hit in 1974 when it was performed by the up-and-coming French group Bimbo Jet. Perhaps because the title "El Bimbo" sounded "poor," it did not become a big hit in Japan, but in the same year, it was introduced under the title "Olive Necklace" on a Paul Mauriat recording and became a big hit in Japan. 14. Love's Hymn French singer-songwriter Edith Piaf wrote the lyrics in 1949, and Marguerite Monod composed the music. This is a masterpiece chanson that sings loudly of the strength of love. The following year, in 1950, Piaf performed in America, and the English lyrics were written, but in 1953 Jeffery Parsons released different English lyrics, which were sung by Kay Starr, Vera Lynn, and Brenda Lee, and became a big hit and a standard. 15. Saint-Toi-Mummy I vividly remember that the emergence of Salvatore Adamo brought a breath of life back to the stagnant chanson world. Her debut song was this song that she wrote and sang herself in 1962. The title of the song means "My dear, without you", and Adamo, an Italian-Belgian, revived French chanson. I think Chiari covered it out of gratitude. It's one of my favorite songs. 16. Autumn Leaves Composed by Joseph Cosma in 1945 for Laurent Petit's ballet "Rendez-vous". Later, Jacques Prévert wrote the lyrics and it became a famous chanson. It was sung by Yves Montand, who starred in the 1946 French film "Gates of the Night", which depicts the lives of soldiers returning from the battlefield after the Second World War in Paris, and became popular. After Johnny Mercer added the English lyrics, many singers sang it and it became a worldwide hit. 17. Sorenzara of Memories Written and composed by Dominique Malfisi, Catherine Darbar, and Philippe Olivieri in 1962. The lyrics were written by Dominique Malfisi in Corsican. Enrico Macias wrote French lyrics himself and made it a big hit in 1966. Solenzara is the name of a resort town on the east coast of Corsica, known as the birthplace of Napoleon, and this song is about a love affair on the beach. 18. Mr. Summertime (History of Love) This is the biggest hit song from French pop singer-songwriter Michel Fugan's big hit album Fugan & Big Bazaar, and its original title is "History of Love." The lyrics were written by Pierre Delanoe and the music was composed by Michel Fugan. Ryu Machiko added Japanese lyrics to the original song, and the title sung by Circus is "Mr. Summertime." Circus' debut song in 1978. 19. Love is Blue This song was sung by Vicky, a newcomer from Luxembourg, and won 4th place at the 12th Eurovision Song Contest in 1967, a music contest held among countries that are members of the European Broadcasting Union. The lyrics were written by Pierre Coeur and the music was composed by André Pop. In 1968, Paul Mauriat's record reached number one on the US hit charts, making Paul Mauriat a household name. 20. Queen of Sheba This song was written and composed by Michel Rolland, a French pop singer-songwriter from North Africa, in 1967. The song was inspired by the queen of Sheba (also called Saba), who visited Jerusalem to pay tribute to King Solomon of Israel, in honor of his fame. The queen sang the song with her lover who had passed away. The following year, the Raymond Lefebvre Orchestra recorded the song and it became a hit. It is also known under another title as "Queen of Saba." 21. Adeline on the Shore Studio musician Richard Clayderman graduated from the piano department of the Paris Conservatory and passed an audition for songwriter and producer Olivier Toussaint to begin his solo career. He made his debut with this song in 1977 and it became a big hit. The song was composed by Paul de Senneville. The original title was "The Ballad of Adeline", and Adeline was the name of Senneville's newborn second daughter. 22. Farewell Morning In 1967, Udo Jurgens from Austria composed the song, and Joachim Fuchsberger wrote the lyrics. In the same year, Udo Jurgens sang it and it became a hit. In Japan, it was introduced under the title "Two people in the evening glow". Later, Nakanishi Rei wrote Japanese lyrics that were completely different from the content of Fuchsberger's lyrics, and the song was released in 1971 as Pedro & Capricious' debut song, and it became a big hit. 🟩Playlist01. 00:00:00 Secret Encounter in the Night Fog02. 00:02:38 Forbidden Play03. 00:06:37 The Umbrellas of Cherbourg04. 00:10:16 The Railway Man05. 00:12:45 New Cinema Paradiso06. 00:17:01 Love in Venice07. 00:20:02 The Glass Room08. 00:23:25 White Lovers09. 00:25:14 The Third Man10. 00:28:15 Romeo and Juliet11. 00:30:41 Lovers of the Bouvets12. 00:32:51 Chariots of Fire13. 00:36:45 The Olive Necklace14. 00:39:34 15. 00:43:15 Saint-Toi-Mommy 16. 00:45:42 Autumn Leaves 17. 00:48:59 Memories of Sorenzara 18. 00:51:34 Mr. Summertime (History of Love) 19. 00:55:05 Love is Light Blue 20. 00:57:44 The Queen of Sheba 21. 01:01:10 Adeline on the Beach 22. 01:04:31 The Morning of Farewell