French Army Choir Debuts New La Marseillaise
Чтение
On July 14, the French army choir sang a special version. They performed the national anthem without its usual violent words.
The Marseillaise became France's national anthem in 1795. Its words always stayed the same, despite strong criticism from people.
President Macron explained that old violent words are not good today. He felt some parts sound like anti-migrant calls in a diverse society.
On the parade, only the first verse and the chorus were sung. The new chorus text was taken from another old patriotic song.
The new chorus starts with, 'President, we are here for you!' It promises, 'Your sons swear to serve and to follow you'.
Вопросы
What did the French army choir sing on July 14?
They sang a special version of the national anthem.
When did the Marseillaise become France's national anthem?
It became the national anthem in 1795.
What did President Macron think about the old violent words?
He thought they are not good today and sound like anti-migrant calls.
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