Vietnamese folk music and French poetry
Collaboration with Union of Vietnamese Students in France (UEVF)
Le Nouveau Clarté SF 6-12-102, 45 rpm EP, made in France, red labels "Poèmes et chants Vietnam"; Face A: Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération; Marche de la Libération. Face B: Le visage du pays natal; Tes paroles retentissent à jamais. Sleeve: "Poèmes et chants Viet Nam — Laurent Terzieff dit…", issued by Le Nouveau Clarté (the UEC students' magazine) in collaboration with the Union des étudiants vietnamiens en France; front photo of a young woman and soldiers with camouflage foliage, back photo of two Vietnamese girls. The back-sleeve text says that every day and night American soldiers and planes sow terror, violence and death on Vietnam, that torture, napalm and bombs cannot stifle the heroic Vietnamese people's will to live free and happy, and that by buying the record the listener joins one of the many forms of support for the Vietnamese people's struggle, helping the songs and poems it contains "replace for ever the noise of rifles, cannon and bombs". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Le Nouveau Clarté SF 6-12-102, 45 rpm EP, made in France, red labels "Poèmes et chants Vietnam"; Face A: Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération; Marche de la Libération. Face B: Le visage du pays natal; Tes paroles retentissent à jamais. Sleeve: "Poèmes et chants Viet Nam — Laurent Terzieff dit…", issued by Le Nouveau Clarté (the UEC students' magazine) in collaboration with the Union des étudiants vietnamiens en France; front photo of a young woman and soldiers with camouflage foliage, back photo of two Vietnamese girls. The back-sleeve text says that every day and night American soldiers and planes sow terror, violence and death on Vietnam, that torture, napalm and bombs cannot stifle the heroic Vietnamese people's will to live free and happy, and that by buying the record the listener joins one of the many forms of support for the Vietnamese people's struggle, helping the songs and poems it contains "replace for ever the noise of rifles, cannon and bombs". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Le Nouveau Clarté SF 6-12-102, 45 rpm EP, made in France, red labels "Poèmes et chants Vietnam"; Face A: Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération; Marche de la Libération. Face B: Le visage du pays natal; Tes paroles retentissent à jamais. Sleeve: "Poèmes et chants Viet Nam — Laurent Terzieff dit…", issued by Le Nouveau Clarté (the UEC students' magazine) in collaboration with the Union des étudiants vietnamiens en France; front photo of a young woman and soldiers with camouflage foliage, back photo of two Vietnamese girls. The back-sleeve text says that every day and night American soldiers and planes sow terror, violence and death on Vietnam, that torture, napalm and bombs cannot stifle the heroic Vietnamese people's will to live free and happy, and that by buying the record the listener joins one of the many forms of support for the Vietnamese people's struggle, helping the songs and poems it contains "replace for ever the noise of rifles, cannon and bombs". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Le Nouveau Clarté SF 6-12-102, 45 rpm EP, made in France, red labels "Poèmes et chants Vietnam"; Face A: Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération; Marche de la Libération. Face B: Le visage du pays natal; Tes paroles retentissent à jamais. Sleeve: "Poèmes et chants Viet Nam — Laurent Terzieff dit…", issued by Le Nouveau Clarté (the UEC students' magazine) in collaboration with the Union des étudiants vietnamiens en France; front photo of a young woman and soldiers with camouflage foliage, back photo of two Vietnamese girls. The back-sleeve text says that every day and night American soldiers and planes sow terror, violence and death on Vietnam, that torture, napalm and bombs cannot stifle the heroic Vietnamese people's will to live free and happy, and that by buying the record the listener joins one of the many forms of support for the Vietnamese people's struggle, helping the songs and poems it contains "replace for ever the noise of rifles, cannon and bombs". [From the record sleeve and labels]