Chantal GRIMM
Chantal Grimm, born in 1943 in France, is a French singer-songwriter known for
her contributions to children's music. She began her career by organizing the
festival Chanson de femme at the Théâtre Mouffetard in Paris in 1976. Grimm
gained recognition with her first album Variations en femmes majeures (1978),
which included the radio hit "Le Piano cassé". Her second album, Apprentissage
(1982), featured notable tracks like "L'Éclusière", "Mort à maman", and "Le
Prophète". She also releases children's music, including the album Le Grand Dodo
(1997). As a historian of the chanson g...
