Sony (France) 485123 2, 1996
| [1] | Hommes, femmes mode d'emploi (sung version) | 4'57 |
| [2] | E lucevan le stelle-solo di Cavaradossi (excerpt from Tosca by Puccini. Act III) | 3'48 |
| [3] | Un bel di vedremo (excerpt from Madame Butterfly by Puccini. Act II) | 3'05 |
| [4] | Noces de Clara et du prince (film soundtrack) | 3'29 |
| [5] | Voyage à Lourdes (film soundtrack, instrumental) | 3'22 |
| [6] | Hommes, femmes mode d'emploi (instrumental version) | 4'13 |
| [7] | A pensiero - The choir of slaves (excerpt from Nabucco by Verdi) | 3'12 |
| [8] | Légendes de la forêt Viennoise de Johann Strauss | 3'56 |
| [9] | Hommes, femmes mode d'emploi (short version) | 2'24 |
| [10] | Retour de Lourdes (film soundtrack, instrumental) | 6'30 |
| [11] | Hommes, femmmes mode d'emploi (version for accordion) | 4'47 |
| [12] | La vie qui va of Charles Trenet (sung by Charles Trenet himself) | 2'30 |
vocal soloist: Patrick Husson, sopranista ([1], [2], [3], [4], [7],
[8], [9], [11])
arrangements: Hervé Roy ([1] - [4], [6] - [9], [11]) and
Francis Lai ([5], [10])
conductor: Régis Dupré ([1] - [4], [6] - [9], [11])
sound engineers: Roland Guillotel ([1] - [4], [6] - [9], [11]) and
Philippe Frache ([5], [10])
vocal director of Patrick Husson: Jean-Jacques Cramier
track [12] is taken from Charles Trenet's film "Je chante" (1938)