Chœur de l'Armée Française
(Choeur de l'Armee Francaise)
The Chœur de l'Armée Française, also known as the French Army Chorus, was
established in 1982 by Charles Hernu, then Minister of Defense. Initially formed
to accompany official ceremonies and commemorations, the choir became part of
the Garde républicaine in 1994. Composed of 45 male choristers, it began being
directed by Aurore Tillac in 2007. The choir's repertoire included traditional
music, hymns, military songs, religious chants, classical lyric works for male
voices, and popular tunes. It also frequently collaborated with notable
orchestras such as the Orchestre national Bo...
La MarseillaiseMusique De La Garde Républicaine, Mireille Mathieu, Roger Boutry and Chœur de l'Armée Française (Musique De La Garde Republicaine and Choeur de l'Armee Francaise)
4:18
La MarseillaiseChœur de l'Armée Française (Choeur de l'Armee Francaise)
Hymnes Nationaux De L'europe
3:14
QUARTIER DES HALLESLes Frères Jacques and Chœur de l'Armée Française (Les Freres Jacques and Choeur de l'Armee Francaise)
Les Fesses
