Meaning of "Lyphard Melodie" and "A Comme Amour"?

[q***@hotmail.com]

Dear Everyone:

Two of Richard Clayderman's popular piano pieces are "Lyphard Melodie"
and "A Comme Amour".

Could you please translate the titles into English?

I can figure out the meanings of most of Clayderman's other works, but
find these two most confusing, especially by the words "Lyphard" and
"Comme".

Thank you for reading and replying!

--Roland

[Jean-David Beyer]

Post by q***@hotmail.com
Two of Richard Clayderman's popular piano pieces are "Lyphard Melodie"
and "A Comme Amour".
Could you please translate the titles into English?
I can figure out the meanings of most of Clayderman's other works, but
find these two most confusing, especially by the words "Lyphard" and
"Comme".
Thank you for reading and replying!
--Roland

Are these links any help?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyphard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Lyphard

http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/w/whysaygoodbyeacommeamour.shtml

This would not be an exact translation, since "comme amour" would be
something like "as love", and "A" I do not believe is a word (in this
context). Perhaps Ah! would be.

Anyway, something to go on.

[Alan Smaill]

Post by Jean-David Beyer

Post by q***@hotmail.com
Two of Richard Clayderman's popular piano pieces are "Lyphard Melodie"
and "A Comme Amour".
Could you please translate the titles into English?
I can figure out the meanings of most of Clayderman's other works, but
find these two most confusing, especially by the words "Lyphard" and
"Comme".
Thank you for reading and replying!
--Roland

Are these links any help?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyphard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Lyphard
http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/w/whysaygoodbyeacommeamour.shtml
This would not be an exact translation, since "comme amour" would be
something like "as love", and "A" I do not believe is a word (in this
context). Perhaps Ah! would be.

I think it's like the English "F for Freddie", "A for Alan/A comme Alain"
"A for love" wouldn't work, of course, "A for amour" ?

Post by Jean-David Beyer
Anyway, something to go on.
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[Jean-David Beyer]

Post by Alan Smaill

Post by Jean-David Beyer

Post by q***@hotmail.com
Two of Richard Clayderman's popular piano pieces are "Lyphard Melodie"
and "A Comme Amour".
Could you please translate the titles into English?
I can figure out the meanings of most of Clayderman's other works, but
find these two most confusing, especially by the words "Lyphard" and
"Comme".
Thank you for reading and replying!
--Roland

Are these links any help?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyphard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Lyphard
http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/w/whysaygoodbyeacommeamour.shtml
This would not be an exact translation, since "comme amour" would be
something like "as love", and "A" I do not believe is a word (in this
context). Perhaps Ah! would be.

I think it's like the English "F for Freddie", "A for Alan/A comme Alain"
"A for love" wouldn't work, of course, "A for amour" ?

Sounds good to me. The poetically licensed person who translated it on the
web came up with "Why Say Goodbye?" as the title. Well, maybe so, but that
is a very very free translation.

Post by Alan Smaill

Post by Jean-David Beyer
Anyway, something to go on.
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Post by q***@hotmail.com
Two of Richard Clayderman's popular piano pieces are "Lyphard Melodie"
and "A Comme Amour".
Could you please translate the titles into English?

Lyphard Melody.

L for Love.