Claire Pelletier
Claire Pelletier was born in Paris in the early 1970s and trained in classical piano and voice. In her early twenties she played keyboard and sang in a rock...
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Claire Pelletier was born in Paris in the early 1970s and trained in classical piano and voice. In her early twenties she played keyboard and sang in a rock band before going solo. Her debut album 'Clair Obscur' came out in 1999.
That album's title track 'L'an mil' became her most recognizable song. It's a ballad with medieval imagery that some listeners found poetic and others called obscure. The song's popularity grew despite mixed reviews.
In 2002 she released a second album called 'Les Voix du Temps' that continued with themes of time and spirituality. Other songs from her catalog include 'La belle est au jardin d'amour' and 'Le chevalier perdu'.
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