1999

• Saturday, January 2, 1999
  00h15-01h15 - TFO (208) Toronto
  NANA MOUSKOURI CLASSIQUE
  Recorded in different areas of Greece, a concert of Nana singing the greatest classical arias. (1988)
  01- Mon Dieu
  02- Romance
  03- Franz
  04- Aranjuez mon amour
  05- Mavros tauros bike sto xoro (Habanera for Lorca)
  06- La Andaluza
  07- Plaisir d’amour
  08- Una furtiva lagrima
  09- Casta diva
  10- Gloria eterna
  11- Ave Maria (Schubert)
  12- Mon Dieu (instrumental)
  (46 m 45 s) (REPEAT)
  

• Monday, January 18, 1999
  18h00-19h00 - SRC (2)
  MONTRÉAL CE SOIR
  (report by Pascale Nadeau)
  Nana in concert.
  

• Wednesday, January 20, 1999
  20h00-21h00 - SRC (2)
  CHRISTIANE CHARRETTE EN DIRECT
  (Pres.: Christiane Charette)
  Nana joins the guests and explains that she has now been singing for 40 years. She wishes to continue to sing as long as her voice and her health will allow her to. She doesn’t believe that the singer Céline Dion will take a long retirement and thinks that a great singer should not be compared as better than another singer, but rather it should be said that they are different from each other.
  * LIVE (10 m 15 s)
  
  Nana and David Lelait
  

• Thursday, January 21, 1999
  17h00-18h30 - TQS (35)
  LE GRAND JOURNAL
  (interview with Catherine Vachon)
  Nana is on her twentieth visit at Place des Arts. She defines herself more as a singer than as a politician. Through the countries she visited, she integrated and has been enriched with their cultural roots.
  Excerpt in concert from "Return to Love".
  * LIVE (2 m 48 s)
  
  18h00-19h00 - SRC (2)
  MONTRÉAL CE SOIR
  (interview with Pascale Nadeau)
  The famous Greek singer is visiting Montreal and she reveals her impressions on her career and her success. She appreciates the lyrics of the Quebecois songwriters and displays a great humility. (5 m 45 s)
  
  18h00-19h00 - CTV (12)
  PULSE AT SIX - TAKE ONE
  (interview)
  In her concert, we will hear songs from her latest albums : "Return to Love", "Hommages" and "Concert for Peace". Her son Nicolas is on the tour. He is preparing a documentary film on his mother. (1 m 50 s)
  
  

• Friday, January 22, 1999
  09h00-10h00 - TQS (35)
  LES FILS À PAPA
  (interview with Érick Rémy)
  It was Harry Belafonte who brought her to Quebec for the first time. For her, it was a surprise to find out that some of her songs were known. She continues her profession for 40 years and it has helped her extrovert herself. She never thought of her age nor of the moment when she will stop singing until the day she was asked about it. She knows that one day she’ll have to stop, but she avoids thinking about it. She owes everything to music and wishes to share this happiness with her fans. (18 m 18 s)
  
  

• Saturday, January 23, 1999
  13h00 ? - MUSIMAX (27, 32, 37, 48 and 66)
  INFOMAX
  Excerpt of interview with Louise Forestier and clips from "Song for Liberty" and "Oh, happy day". (7 m)
  
  18h00-18h30 - TCI (9)
  DOWNTOWN EXPRESS
  (interview)
  Montreal is the first Canadian city she visited. She came often and it’s here that her son celebrated his first birthday. Her concert at Place des Arts will include songs of peace and of love. (2 m)
  
  

• Saturday, January 30, 1999
  23h00-23h45 - BRAVO (54) Toronto
  THE DAME EDNA EXPERIENCE ! (1987)
  (Pres.: Dame Edna (Barry Humphries))
  "Moondance", interview and "When Irish eyes are smiling" (in duet with Dame Edna).
  Other guests : Germaine Greer and Zsa Zsa Gabor. (42 m 40 s) (REPEAT)
  

• Saturday, February 6, 1999
  12h00-12h30 - MUSIMAX (27, 32, 37, 48 et 66)
  LOUISE FORESTIER RENCONTRE NANA MOUSKOURI
  (Pres.: Louise Forestier)
  Nana is deputy at the European Parliament and representative for UNICEF. Her attraction to music dates back to her childhood. She has been deeply marked by the war. To sing and communicate with her public is a need. The poets and the musicians of her beginnings were a gift to her. She is not a composer, but she has her lyric writers and her musical influences. Her return to Greece in 1984 represents a divine moment after which she could have left the stage contentedly.
  Clips from "Oh, happy day", "Song for Liberty" and excerpt in concert from "Tu n’es plus là cet automne".
  * recorded on January 21, 1999 (24 m 30 s)
  
  (repeat on Saturday, February 6, 1999 - 23h00-23h30)
  

• Tuesday, February 9, 1999
  23h30-24h00 - WTN (Cable) Toronto
  LINEHAN
  (interview with Brian Linehan)
  Montreal represents the place where began her long love story with Canada. Toronto, it is the interview which she gave to the host twenty years ago when for the first time, she really opened herself.
  Nana considers the texts of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen as true poems. She estimates herself blessed that intellectuals like Manos Hadjidakis and Nikos Gatsos wrote for her.
  The movie "Cinema Paradiso" is her story with her father projectionist.
  Nana does not forget the lesson that Maria Callas gave her and regrets that she finished her life that way. Nana refuses to be considered of her calibre and she defines herself simply as a singer.
  Since the beginning, Nana seeks for Love and found it through song.
  In life, there is much to learn and we never know enough to stop what we do.
  The meeting was pleasant. Nana is grateful with the host to move her and make her think as much. She points out that it is marvellous to meet people like him.
  (23 m 50 s)
  
  (repeat on Thursday, 11 or Friday, February 12, 1999)
  (repeat on Sunday, February 14, 1999)

• Saturday, March 27, 1999
  19h30-21h30 - TV5 (15)
  TAPIS ROUGE
  (Pres.: Michel Drucker)
  Excerpt from "Brunes comptent pas pour des prunes" (in duet with Lio) (1987). (23 s)
  
  (repeat on Sunday, March 28, 1999 - 00h45-02h45)
  

• Wednesday, April 21, 1999
  03h00-04h30 - BRAVO (54) Toronto
  NANA MOUSKOURI - CONCERT FOR PEACE
  Concert recorded on October 25, 1997 in New York.
  01- Ti ipermako
  02- Return to Love
  03- I care
  04- Malagueña
  05- In the upper room
  06- Only Love
  07- Habanera de Carmen
  08- Dix mille ans encore / Missing
  09- Love changes everything
  10- Song of Joy
  11- Ximeroni
  12- I don’t want to say goodbye
  13- Aspri mera
  14- Allilouia
  15- Milisse mou
  16- Song for Liberty
  17- Amazing Grace
  18- L’enfant au tambour
  19- Recuerdos
  20- Odos oniron
  21- Ave Maria (Schubert)
  (1 h 30) (REPEAT)
  
  (repeat on Saturday, July 31, 1999 - 20h00-21h30)

• Saturday, May 8, 1999
  22h30-00h15 - TQ (17)
  CINÉMA HORS CIRCUIT
  NORD
  (France, 1991 - Social drama of Xavier Beauvois)
  Excerpts from "Celui que j’aime". (2 m 18 s) (REPEAT)
  (repeat on Sunday, May 9, 1999 - 22h30-00h15 - TQ (17))
  (repeat on Sunday, May 16, 1999 - 00h13-02h00 - TQ (17))

• Saturday, May 22, 1999
  23h10-24h40 - TV5 (15)
  UNION LIBRE
  They talk about Nana. (36 s)
  

• Sunday, May 23, 1999
  20h00-21h00 - SRC (2)
  MON AMOUR DE MUSIQUE : JEAN-PIERRE FERLAND
  (1st of two parts)
  Excerpt from "Mia cardia" (in duet with Nana), taken from L’AUTOBUS DU SHOW-BUSINESS of 1988. (55 s)
  
  

• Saturday, June 5, 1999
  23h00-24h30 - TV5 (15)
  UNION LIBRE
  They mention that Nana quits politics. (1 m 41 s)
  

• Wednesday, November 17, 1999
  10h00-11h00 - CTV (13*) Ottawa
  VICKI GABEREAU LIVE
  (interview)
  Nana speaks to us of her success throughout the world, her five year mandate at the European Parliament and of her involvement with UNICEF.
  
  * recorded on November 15, 1999 (17 m 4 s)

• Thursday, December 9, 1999
  21h30 - CNN (33)
  Q & A
  (Pres.: Riz Khan)
  Interview produced via satellite between Atlanta and Paris.
  Nana tells us how she shares her time between the song and UNICEF. She also answers the questions from the TV viewers who call and email from Germany, Holland, Turkey, Poland, India, United States and Greece.
  Excerpts from clips : "Song for you" (1997), "Rode koralen" (1963), "Amazing Grace" (in duet with Judy Collins) (1982), "Return to Love" and "Ave Maria (Schubert)" (1997).
  * LIVE (23 m 20)