Gérard Lenorman

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Gérard Lenorman
Chanson française
Occupation(s)	Singer-songwriter
Years active	1967–present
Labels	CBS Carrere
Website	www.gerard-lenorman.com

Gérard Lenorman (born 9 February 1945) is a French singer-songwriter.

Lenorman was born at the Château de Bénouville, Calvados (Normandy) when it was a maternity hospital. He is the son of Madeleine Lenormand and an unknown German soldier. Lenorman has four children with his ex-wife Caroline: Mathieu, Justine, Clémence and Victor. He released his first album in 1969.^[1]

In 1988, he represented France in the

• Gérard Lenorman (1969)
• Les matins d'hiver (1972)
• Quelque chose et moi (1974)
• Caroline (1975)
• Olympia 75 (1975)
• Drôles de chansons (1976)
• Noëls du monde (1976)
• Au-delà des rêves (1977)
• Nostalgies (1978)
• Boulevard de l'océan (1979)
• Olympia 79 (1979)
• La clairière de l'enfance (1980)
• ...D'amour (1981)
• Paris sur Scène – Palais des congrès (1982)
• Le soleil des tropiques (1983)
• Fière et nippone (1985)
• Heureux qui communique (1988)
• Bravo à Gérard Lenorman (1989)
• Il y a... (1993)
• Vos plus belles chansons (1994)
• Les plus belles chansons françaises (1996)
• Le monde de Gérard Lenorman (Triple compilation) 1998)
• La raison de l'autre (2000)
• Gérard Lenorman en concert (2003)
• Le Best Of (2007)
• Duos de mes chansons (2011)

Songs

• "Si j'étais président"
• "Gentil dauphin"
• "Michèle"
• "Si tu ne me laisses pas tomber"
• "Soldats, ne tirez pas"
• "L'enfant des cathédrales"
• "Je vous écris"
• "Le Petit Prince"
• "Nicolas"
• "
  Voici Les Clés" (with Tina Arena
  )
• "
  La ballade des gens heureux
  "
• "Montfort-L'Amaury"

Media related to Gérard Lenorman at Wikimedia Commons

• Official website

Preceded by Les mots d'amour n'ont pas de dimanche

France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988

Succeeded by J'ai volé la vie

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