Anna Pietrzak plays L'hymne a l'amour by Roland Dyens

L'hymne a l'amour was written in 1949, the music was composed by Marguerite Mannot and the lyrics were by Édith Piaf. Édith wrote the words for the French boxer Marcel Cerdan who was the love of her life. Piaf premiered it in New York in September 1949. On October 27, Marcel Cerdan died in a plane crash as he was on his way to New York, visiting Piaf. She was devastated. The song was first recorded on May 1950.
The French guitarist Roland Dyens made the adaptation of this song and published it in Chansons françaises, Volume 1, in 1991.
Recorded in Wroclaw, Poland, June 24, 2018
Magdalena Czwojda - sound engineer, productions, film editing
Sławomir Marcinkowski - cameraman, lighting technician
Paweł Zając - audio
Anna plays on Thomas Humphrey Millenium 1998
Strings: John Hope
Special thanks to Tomasz Brogowski www.quena.pl
www.annapietrzak.com

[@phillipliu2759]

❤very very exceptional ❤❤❤❤😮😮😮ohhhh

[@dankent6255]

美しいタッチ
クリアなサウンド

[@andresimony1634]

Perfect! Bravo

[@ryanmichaelmurphy572]

Edith sings through your strings. merci!

[@marinapaccagnan546]

No words.. in your heart you have just beauty, in your sound and interpretation too. Thank you ❤️

[@annapietrzak1]

Thank you so much for your beautiful words 🙂

[@jsguitargeek1432]

Absolutely gorgeous playing Anna. Thank you for sharing. (I've SUBSCRIBED) 😎

[@annapietrzak1]

Thank you very much Jon. Happy to hear this.

[@anitakallstrom5941]

Underbart spelat, tack Anna

[@FungTongSen]

This is beautiful, it touches my heart !

[@Mikkokosmos]

Great. I love Dyens but have never heard this piece before. 🤓

[@annapietrzak1]

Thank you. It's good to listen all 24 Chansons françaises. All of them are realy beautiful.

[@kornelia17]

kocham tą piosenkę, dzięki Tobie Aniu jeszcze bardziej :-)

[@Saitentanz]

Amazing! Your guitar has a very fine sound presence. Who built it?

[@annapietrzak1]

Thank you. It was built by Thomas Humphrey .