Nous sommes le 15 octobre 2002. Tu es un journaliste américain, et le journal pour lequel tu travailles veut rendre hommage à Seymour Reichtzeit (un chanteur juif né en Pologne) qui est décédé la veille. Tu rédiges donc un article sur la vie qu'il a menée une fois arrivé aux Etats-Unis. Tu abordes sa vie privée, sa vie professionnelle, ses joies, ses déceptions,...
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itsumoNote : ce que j'ai écrit n'est pas une histoire mais plutôt une biographie, tout le contenu est véritable. C'est très émouvant. Seymour était un grand homme!
Seymour Reichtzeit was born on January 18 in 1908. Born in Poland, the jewish boy was a child prodigy. Seymour loved music, and at a very young age he started singing in a synagogue. In 1920 he emigrated to the United States along with his father, a cantor, and his older brother Jack, a songwriter. The governement didn't allow his mother and other siblings to come along. Seymour was so sad he sang a song his brother Jack had written in front of the then-president Calvin Coolidge. The president was so touched he granted the entry visas.
Seymour aged and started singing Yiddish (the language in which Jews speak in) music in theatres. He also translated Yiddish pop songs. At 35 years old (in 1943), he married Myriam Kressyin, a famous Yiddish singer. They had no children. She died 63 years later, in 1996.
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Yusstonn
Comment on fait la présentation d'un journal ???
itsumo
J'imagine que tu écris le titre en très gros, d'abord. Puis tu signe avec ton nom, le lieu, la date! Peut-être dessiner une photo de lui aussi, si t'es doué en dessin.
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Seymour Reichtzeit was born on January 18 in 1908.
Born in Poland, the jewish boy was a child prodigy. Seymour loved music, and at a very young age he started singing in a synagogue.
In 1920 he emigrated to the United States along with his father, a cantor, and his older brother Jack, a songwriter. The governement didn't allow his mother and other siblings to come along. Seymour was so sad he sang a song his brother Jack had written in front of the then-president Calvin Coolidge. The president was so touched he granted the entry visas.
Seymour aged and started singing Yiddish (the language in which Jews speak in) music in theatres. He also translated Yiddish pop songs.
At 35 years old (in 1943), he married Myriam Kressyin, a famous Yiddish singer. They had no children.
She died 63 years later, in 1996.