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Édith Piaf

Hymne à l’amour

1950 · via Marguerite Monnot

Édith Piaf’s 1950 recording of “Hymne à l’amour” is the earliest release on file. Édith Piaf shares the writing credit with Marguerite Monnot. Also recorded by Mireille Mathieu (released 1985), Offenbach (released 1975) and Julien Clerc (released 1983), among 113 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

Édith Piaf – Hymne à l’amour
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Monnot split the credit on this one with the singer who put it out first, back in 1950, and that is your way into Édith Piaf. Spin her record, then Monnot's own, and you hear the song from both names on the credit.

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Credited writers: Marguerite Monnot and Édith Piaf.

Earliest release on file: this one, 1950.

Other recordings on file · first release year

113 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

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Marguerite Monnot shares the writing credit on "Hymne à l'amour" with one other person, the singer who released the first recording of it. Who is that co-writer?Édith Piaf
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