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Répertoire Myriam Phiro Répertoire Myriam Phiro French Jazz April in Paris Assez Belleville rendez-vous C’est magnifique C’est si bon Chanson d’automne Douce France Fais-moi mal, Johnny Les feuilles mortes (Autumn leaves) For me, formidable Give him the ooh la la Hier encore I love Paris I won’t dance (Je n’danse pas) Il m’a prise en ses bras (I got lost in his arms) La javanaise J’ai ta main J’attendrai J’ai deux amours J’aime les filles Jardin d’hiver Je m’suis fait tout p’tit Je ne veux pas travailler Je t’appartiens (Let it be me) Mademoiselle chante le blues Mam’selle Ménilmontant La mer (Beyond the sea) Mon homme (My man) Mon mec à moi Moulins de mon cœur Petite fleur Plus je t’embrasse Pour un flirt Que reste-t-il de nos amours ? (I wish you love) Samba de mon coeur qui bat Seule ce soir Syracuse Tico tico Tout doucement Une jolie fleur dans une peau de vache Zou bisou bisou American Jazz After you’ve gone Ain’t misbehavin All I do is dream of you All of me All the things you are Almost like being in love Alone together Amapola Anything goes At last Autumn in NY Bei mir bist du Schon Between the devil and the deep blue sea Blue moon Blue skies Body & soul Boulevard of broken dreams But not for me Bye bye Blackbird Caravan Cheek to cheek Come fly with me Corcovado Cry me a river Day in, day out Deep purple Don’t get around much anymore Dream a little dream of me Embraceable you Emily Estate Everything happens to me Exactly like you Fascinating rhythm Feeling good Fever Fly me to the moon Georgia on my mind Girl from Ipanema Golden earrings Hard day’s night Hit me with a hot note Honeysuckle rose How high the moon How insensitive/Insensatez I can’t give you anything but love I concentrate on you I don’t want to set the world on fire I let a song go out of my heart I love Paris I’ll see you in my dreams If I had you I’m confessin’ that I love you Isn’t it romantic It could happen to you It don’t mean a thing It had to be you It’s alright with me It’s only a paper moon I will wait for you I wish I didn’t love you so I’ve got the world on a string I’ve got you under my skin Just friends L-O-V-E Lady sings the blues Lazy river Let it be me Let’s fall in love Let’s get lost The look of love Lullaby of birdland The man I love Moonglow Moonlight in Vermont Moonriver Moondance Misty My favorite things My funny Valentine My heart belongs to daddy My ship Nature Boy The nearness of you Night and day Nightingale sang in Berkely Square No moon at all Ochie chernye (Dark eyes) On a slow boat to China On the sunny side of the street Orange-colored sky Over the rainbow (somewhere) Peel me a grape Pennies from heaven Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps (quizas, quizas, quizas) Que sera, sera Satin doll September song Skylark Smile Smoke gets in your eyes Softly as in a morning sunrise Someday my prince will come St James Infirmary Blues Star Dust Stars fell on Alabama Stormy Weather Straighten up and fly right Summertime Sunday kind of love Sway Sweet Lorraine Taking a chance on love Tea for two Tenderly Tennessee waltz These foolish things The very thought of you The way you look tonight There will never be another you They can’t take that away from me This can’t be love Time after time To see you is to love you Turn me on Undecided Unforgettable Volare What a wonderful world What good would the moon be Whatever Lola wants What is this thing called love When I fall in love Where or when You go to my head You’d be so nice to come home to Latin Jazz Bésame mucho Boulevard of broken dreams Brazil Caravan Corcovado Fever Garota de Ipanema Golden Earring Historia de un Amor Insensatez I’ve got you under my skin Jardin d'Hiver The Look of Love Moulins de Mon Coeur My Heart Belongs to Daddy Nature Boy Night and Day Petite Fleur Quizás Quizas Quizas Que Sera Sera Quien Sera Samba de Mon Coeur Tico Tico Volare Whatever Lola Wants Zou Bisou Bisou Musette La bohème Chanson des vieux amants La complainte de la butte Dans le port d’Amsterdam Dis, quand reviendras-tu Emmenez-moi La java bleue Jolie môme Mon amant de Saint Jean Ne me quitte pas Parlez-moi d’amour La parisienne Ne me quitte pas Nuages Quand on n’a que l’amour Le tourbillon de la vie Piaf A quoi ça sert l’amour ? L’accordéoniste Les amants d'un Jour Avec ce soleil C’est merveilleux L'effet qu'tu m'fais Les feuilles mortes (Autumn leaves) La foule La Goualante du Pauvre Jean L’Hymne à l’amour Johnny, tu n'es pas un ange Milord Mon manège a moi Mon Dieu Les mots d’amour Padam Plus bleu que tes yeux Non, je ne regrette rien Sous le ciel de Paris T’es beau, tu sais La vie en rose .
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