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Only at the end of June did she announce that she would be giving three concerts in December: in Bratislava as well as Brno and Prague. For a short time, she has also presented herself to her fans her Instagram account that the singer has been running since last November. She has always kept her private life out of the public eye — nothing is known of a great love, for example, Mireille Mathieu is childless. Accordingly, she is plagued by anxiety and she is still mourning her mother Marcelle-Sophie Poirier, who died in at the age of Mireille Mathieu On tour: yes Mireille Mathieu is not playing near you.

View all concerts Chemnitz, Germany Change location 6, fans get concert alerts for this artist. Yes, please notify me. On tour. Nearest concert to you Chemnitz, Germany Change. Dec 9. Touring outside your city Be the first to know when they tour near Chemnitz, Germany Track future tour dates Join 6, fans getting concert alerts for this artist. Upcoming concerts 1 Dec 9.

Similar artists with upcoming concerts Smokie. Matthias Reim. Hugues Aufray. Sat 08 Jan Auxerrexpo Auxerre, France. See more concerts near you. Live reviews Mireille Mathieu Since making her debut in , French belle dame, Mireille Mathieu, has recorded over 1, songs over 90 albums, of which she has sold million worldwide. Read more Report as inappropriate. Hi, You presented as if and sold tickets for a Mireille Mathieu concert.

Others say this shows her extreme popularity across the globe. Mireille Mathieu ». The Charlottesville, Va. Bassist Stefan Lessard and drummer Carter Beauford round out the group. The album, however, reached No. Their repertoire traces the Jewish immigrant experience through the various musical genres of wandering klezmorim bands: Hasidic melodies, Jewish wedding dances, Russian drinking songs, Romanian horas, Hungarian czardas, Polish mazurkas, Gypsy rhapsodies and New York Yiddish theater songs.

In addition to performing over dates per year, the band founded the Klezmer Music Foundation to stimulate the revival of Yiddish music.