Les Padres- A la Chapelle des Sours du Bon-Secours de Paris
SKU: 3700398728742
It's a project that Francis Cabrel felt very strongly about. To compose a song as a hymn to his town, his region. Les Padrés release for streaming the songs that made their first success with 6M cumulative views on Youtube. The three Padrés Charles Troesch (ex-member of Les Prêtres from 2010 to 2014) and Pierre Fresson, along with a deacon, Pierre Guihaire, accompanied by guitar, violin and organ, sing their faith live at the Chapelle des Sœurs du Bon-Secours in Paris. Serving the "fortitude" of military personnel is the primary mission of their chaplains. The songs were chosen for their emotional and spiritual power, as well as for the memory they carry. These songs pay tribute to the military vocation, and bear witness to the most essential questions raised by those who commit their lives to it. Half of the proceeds will be donated to injured servicemen and women, as a token of our deep gratitude.
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Les Padres- A la Chapelle des Sours du Bon-Secours de Paris
SKU: 3700398728742
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It's a project that Francis Cabrel felt very strongly about. To compose a song as a hymn to his town, his region. Les Padrés release for streaming the songs that made their first success with 6M cumulative views on Youtube. The three Padrés Charles Troesch (ex-member of Les Prêtres from 2010 to 2014) and Pierre Fresson, along with a deacon, Pierre Guihaire, accompanied by guitar, violin and organ, sing their faith live at the Chapelle des Sœurs du Bon-Secours in Paris. Serving the "fortitude" of military personnel is the primary mission of their chaplains. The songs were chosen for their emotional and spiritual power, as well as for the memory they carry. These songs pay tribute to the military vocation, and bear witness to the most essential questions raised by those who commit their lives to it. Half of the proceeds will be donated to injured servicemen and women, as a token of our deep gratitude.
