Jean-Paul Sartre ?– Jean Paul Sartre 1966 Spoken Word Poetry LP France Rare

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Jean-Paul Sartre ?– Jean Paul Sartre

Label:
L'Encyclopédie Sonore ?– 320 E 869
Series:
Série Artistique Collection Phares –
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
France
Released:
1966
Genre:
Non-Music, Stage & Screen
Style:
Spoken Word

Tracklist

A1     La Nausée - Une Belle Crise

    Voice Actor – Georges Wilson

   
A2     Les Mouches - Après L'Acte (Acte II, 2e Tableau Scène 8)

    Voice Actor [Oreste] – Sami FreyVoice Actor [Électre] – Nathalie Nerval

   
A3     Huis Clos - Après L'Acte (Ensemble Pour Toujours (Scène 5, Fin)

    Voice Actor [Estelle] – Simone VannierVoice Actor [Garcin] – Michel VitoldVoice Actor [Inès] – Françoise Fechter

   
A4     L'Existentialisme Est Un Humanisme - Il N'y A Pas De Morale Générale

    Voice Actor – Georges Wilson

   
B1     Les Mains Sales - Les Principes Et Les Hommes

    Voice Actor [Hoederer] – Michel VitoldVoice Actor [Hugo] – Michel Duchaussoy

   
B2     Le Diable Et Le Bon Dieu - Voir Clair (9e Tableau, Scène 2)

    Voice Actor [Goetz] – Georges Wilson

   
B3     Les Séquestrés D'Altons - Ultime Confrontation (Acte V, Scène 1)

    Voice Actor [Frantz] – Michel DuchaussoyVoice Actor [Le Père] – Fernand Ledoux

   
B4     Les Mots - Dernières Pages

    Voice Actor – Georges Wilson

   
Companies etc

    Printed By – Imprimerie Mazarine

Credits

    Directed By, Text By [Chosen By Pages] – Georges Hacquard
    Engineer – Georges Queyras
    Liner Notes – Francis Jeanson
    Photography By – Bizet (3)
    Technician [Technical Collaboration] – Daniel Freytag

Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Rights Society: BIEM
    Matrix / Runout (A Side): S3111 A1-ES 4859
    Matrix / Runout (B Side): S3111 B1-ES 4860

Notes

Comes with booklet (see pics)

- Jean-Paul Sartre
Real Name:
Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre
Profile:
French dramatist, essayist and philosopher, born June 21, 1905 in Paris, France and died April 15, 1980 in Paris, France. He is best known for his existentialist works and politically engaged activism embracing communist notions.

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