Nicole Croisille

Nicole Croisille is a singer and French actress . She was born the October 9th 1936 with Neuilly-sur-Seine, in Paris region.

Biography

Very young person it shows provisions for the dance and the song. Learning typewriting to reassure her parents, it follows courses of ballet to the French Comédie. Á the end of the Years 1950, it works with important professionals such as MIME Marceau or Joséphine Baker. It takes part in the musical comedy the Apprentice to fakir , with Jean Marais - part which will have to only stop after one month of exploitation. She sings in the cellars of Saint-Germain-of-Meadows or New York. Music lover black, its first disc, Halleluya, I coil her so is a resumption of Ray Charles. It makes the first part of Jacques Brel with the Olympia, but its talent passes at the time unperceived, the fashion is not yet to the singers with voice. In 1964, it leads the review of the Folies Shepherdess to the the United States. On its return, it meets the scenario writer Claude Lelouch and the type-setter Francis Lai who will offer to him a planetary success with his “Dabadabada”, the song of the film a man and a woman whom it interprets with Pierre Barouh in 1966. She will still collaborate several times with Francis Lai and Claude Lelouch thereafter.
En 1968, she gives herself an anglophone name, Tuesday Jackson , for interprêter the song I' L never leave you of the film the Young wolves of Marcel Carné.

In the Years 1960, it is one of the two plurabelle votes of Anna livia, jazz cantata of André Hodeir, adapted Finnegans wake of James Joyce, memorable recording in which took part the best musicians of the scene of the jazz in France (Pierre Michelot, Michel Portal, Bernard Lubat, Jean-Luc Ponty and well of others).

In 1970, it is on the scene of the Théâtre of the Door Saint Martin's day in the musical comedy Snow in summer with, at its sides, Mouloudji and Régine.

During Years 1970, Nicole Croisille works with more the great authors and obtains many successes: " A woman with toi" , " Telephone to me " , " Emma" , " I need you, I need lui" , " Speak to me about him (He thinks only of you) " , " I am only of the amour" , " I did not say my last word of amour" … It is another nice success in 1981 with the song " All and sundry " extracted film of the same name (of Claude Lelouch) in which Nicole camps her own role there. In 1985, it takes part in an association Care France in company of several French singers. They will sing the Song of the life .

Thereafter, it is frequently actress, but does not forsake the song. They are now the Jazz and the experiments of musical and cultural interbreedings which interest it (2005). Although it did not have a “ any more; tubes ” since her resumption of the Blues of the businessman (1985), Nicole Croisille can praise herself to have known to preserve a public faithful and many. More near to Nicoletta than of Mireille Mathieu (with which it is sometimes compared), Nicole Croisille forever be afraid to show a great sensuality in its interpretations.

In 1998, she plays in Two moms for Christmas (realizer: Paul Gueu) the role moving by a singer confronted with the distress of a man (Antoine Duléry) who seeks his mother.

In 2003, Nicole takes part in Olympia in the gold Rose in company of Dave, Esther Galil, Christian Delagrange.

In 2005, Nicole takes part in the saga of the summer Dolmen where she camps the role of Yvonne Bihan, sponsors faience manufacture of Ty Kern and excellent shrew who hides large secrecies…

In 2006, it occurs with the Ten Hour old Theater, in the spectacle Nougaro, the jazz and me . It begins again there, in addition to some songs of its repertory, of the standards of jazz, and especially the greatest songs of Claude Nougaro. It continues this spectacle in round in province and with the Grand Rex in Paris. This spectacle is followed of an album éponyme.

She also works with the Musicien, Auteur-compositeur, Arrangeur and member of the Jury of the Nouvelle Star , André Manoukian.

Deliver memories

2006, November 9th: Nicole Croisille and Thierry Lecamp, I did not see spending time… , Seek-Midday Editor, Paris, ISBN 2749108721

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