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Jacques Hélian
The conductor known as Jacques Hélian, whose real name was Jacques Mikaël Der
Mikaëlian, was born in Paris on June 7, 1912. The son of an Armenian man and a
French woman, he gave up his studies to study saxophone with his brother-in-law
Raymond Legrand, and made his debut in Roland Dorsay's orchestra, which gave him
his stage name Jacques Hélian. He joined Raymond Legrand's orchestra
(1934-1936), then Jo Bouillon's, before joining Ray Ventura's Collégiens in
1936. Released from military service in 1938, Jacques Hélian began performing
and recording under his own name when the Sec...
J'AI TROP AIMETino Rossi, Jacques Hélian, Charles Verstraete and Jacques Cahan
LE REGIMENT DES MANDOLINESJacques Hélian
UNE HIRONDELLETino Rossi and Jacques Hélian
APRES LA PLUIE VIENT L'BEAU TEMPSJacques Hélian
AU TEMPS DE LA POLKAJacques Hélian
ALORS...Jacques Hélian
J'AI TROP AIMETino Rossi, Jacques Hélian, Charles Verstraete and Jacques Cahan
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LE REGIMENT DES MANDOLINESJacques Hélian
Les Étoiles de la Chanson
UNE HIRONDELLETino Rossi and Jacques Hélian
Rendez-Vous Avec...
APRES LA PLUIE VIENT L'BEAU TEMPSJacques Hélian
AU TEMPS DE LA POLKAJacques Hélian
Les Étoiles de la Chanson
ALORS...Jacques Hélian
