Aretha Franklin the Queen of Soul music
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This document provides an overview of soul music legend Aretha Franklin. It defines soul music as "music of the soul" derived from gospel and rhythm and blues. Aretha Franklin is described as the "Queen of Soul" and some key details of her life and career are outlined, including growing up in Detroit, her influential gospel singer parents, early career singing in her father's church, breakthrough albums in the 1960s-1970s, and holding the record for most Grammy wins by a female artist.
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- 1. Created by Loïs-Fleur SONGWA TCHOALA University of Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne IUT Saint-etienne France
- 3. WHAT IS SOUL MUSIC ? ● Soul Music means "music of the soul" . ● Soul music is popular African-American born in the late 1950's in the United States, derived from, among others, gospel and rhythm and blues (R & B). ● It is considered by some as a return of rhythm and blues roots from which it came: the gospel (church music).
- 4. Few singers of soul music
- 5. Barry White
- 7. The supreme
- 8. The Queen of Soul
- 10. Biography
- 11. She was born in Memphis in Tennesse
- 12. She grew up in Detroit in Michigan
- 13. Her parents
- 14. Her mother Barbara It is a gospel singer. She separated from her husband, when Aretha was only six years old, but she often visited her children she had left in the care of her husband.
- 15. Her father Clarence leVaughn Franklin Reverend Clarence LeVaughn Franklin, Aretha's father, is a famous Baptist minister and civil rights activist. Shot in 1979 during an attempted robbery at his home, he died in 1984, after a five-year coma.
- 16. Aretha whit her father
- 17. Aretha and her sisters gospel singers Aretha and her sisters, Carolyn (1944-1988) and Erma (1939-2002), singing in the church choir in Detroit their father and made their first recordings at the age of 14 years.
- 18. Her brothers ● One of his two brothers, Cecil, became pastor as their father, but was also the impresario of the singer for a while. ● Another brother, Vaughn became pilot Air Force.
- 19. What do you want ? Some soul Music ?!
- 20. Aretha is a diva...
- 21. ...and she is very romatique
- 22. She is funny
- 23. She is also a pianist
- 24. Some albums in her discography headlights ● 1956 : Songs of faith ● 1967 : I never loved a man the way I love you ● 1968 : Lady Soul ● 1968 : Aretha Now ● 1972 : Young, Gifted and Black ● 1985 : Who's zoomin' who ?
- 25. Awards Aretha Franklin has won 18 Grammy Awards in 45-year career and still holds the record for best female vocal performance R & B (Best Female R & B Vocal Performance) with 11 wins. (with 8 consecutive victories from 1968-1975).
- 26. The consecration On 20 January 2009 she sings at the swearing-in ceremony of the new President of the United States of America Barack H. Obama
- 27. His hat
- 28. New life ● She still lives in Detroit. ● A film is planned on his life and should be interpreted by Halle Berry. Berry
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- Soul music
- Link : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_music
- http://www.barrywhite.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_White
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