- In war, a
chamade was a
certain beat of a drum, or
sound of a trumpet,
which was
addressed to the
enemy as a kind of signal, to
inform them of some proposition...
- En
chamade (French: "to
sound a parley")
refers to
powerfully voiced reed
stops in a pipe
organ that have been
mounted horizontally,
rather than vertically...
- La
Chamade (also
titled Heartbeat in English) is a 1968
romantic drama film
directed by
Alain Cavalier from a
screenplay he co-wrote with Françoise Sagan...
- door
receiving the B53 ch****is code, the
three door
being the C53, the
Chamade the L53, and the
Cabriolet the D53. The R19 was
presented in June 1988...
- La
Chamade is a 1965
novel by
French playwright and
novelist Françoise Sagan. It was
adapted into a 1968
movie starring Catherine Deneuve and
Michel Piccoli...
- the
stoplist was
gradually modified by
Robert Boisseau (who
added three chamade stops: 8′, 4′, and 2′/16′) in 1968 and Jean-Loup
Boisseau after 1975, all...
-
nuages (1961,
Wonderful Clouds,
translated 1961) La
chamade (1965,
translated 1966 as La
Chamade;
newly translated 2009 as That Mad Ache) Le
garde du...
- 2022 :
Women at War -
Suzanne Faure (8 episodes) 2024 : Cat's Eyes -
Tamara Chamade 2012 : 1789: Les
Amants de la
Bastille (Filming of the
stage musical) -...
- "quarter". The
garrison signaled their intent to
surrender by "beating the
chamade"; if accepted, they were
generally allowed to
retain their weapons, and...
-
Hartland Villa from a
photo taken by Jack
Garofalo during the
shooting of La
Chamade (1968). The
poster was
chosen to pay
tribute to
Deneuve for her contributions...
