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Edith Piaf in Five Songs
The French singer Edith Piaf - from her mouth to your heart in five of her songs.
3. Les Amants d'un jour
The French singer Edith Piaf - from her mouth to your heart, through five classic songs.
4. Hymne à l'amour
Edith Piaf defined five songs. Myriam Phiro explores love and death in Hymne à l'amour.
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Watching from the Wings
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Michael Goldfarb re his theatrical life as an actor.
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