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Paris, 26 October and 2 November 2003
Updated on 4th November 2003Click on the thumbnail to see the full size image.
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Paris, 26 October and 2 November 2003Updated on 4th November 2003Click on the thumbnail to see the full size image. Each picture will open in a new window. |
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Ron au sommet de l'Arc de Triomphe, 26 octobre 2003 |
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Gespräch mit Vater |
Sur les toits de Paris |
Bois de Boulogne |
Bois de Boulogne |
Bois de Boulogne |
Shy |
Mischievous |
Funny |
Thinking |
Philosopher |
On the phone |
Happy |
Mysterious |
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Enthusiastic |
Relaxed |
Worried |
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Aber warum Siegfried ? Weil er blond ist, weil er durch Deutschland und Europa reitet (naja, reist). Weil er ein junger Held ist und sich selbst - und Brunhilde - beweisen will, dass er die Welt erobern kann. Wann er den nächsten Drachen tötet ist ungewiss. |
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And why Siegfried ? Because he's got blond hair, he rides through the Holy Roman German Empire. Because he is a young hero and wants to demonstrate to himself - and to Brunhilde - that he can conquer the world. |
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| © François de Dardel : all the pictures are copyrighted (i.e. my intellectual property). If you want to use any of them (including on your web site), contact me. I can supply files of a better definition. |
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| The music you are listening to if you have clicked on the small icon at the top of this page is an extract from Johann Sebastian Bach's Capriccio BWV 992 on the departure of his beloved brother. The "Postilion fugue" is played here on the piano, in a sequence made by Jeff Abrams. Another version (for guitar) is in my music page together with 100 other tunes. |
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