Showing posts with label Francophones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Francophones. Show all posts

French Cafe Accordion Traditional Music



More Music Sunday..French music and French cafe. 1 Hour of best of French cafe music and French cafe accordion traditional music. Collection 1 with beautiful video of French music playing in french cafe is here: http://youtu.be/AsSnv75F1Es.


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More French Music

Listen to frenglish tracks and watch videos of frenglish artists. Just as would expect, there is Frenglish music out there. You may have to hunt and peck a bit on the Internet and perform some Google searches to find what seems like limited resources.

A recent search yields a channel on YouTube labeled "Frenglish Music" and also the popular Internet radio station Last FM offers up a selection of Frenglish music artists.

Music Post Sunday

I used to do posts about French music and the French music scene almost every Sunday. Since I have not done this for some time, I thought I would scout around YouTube for some new videos and then perhaps start making these posts again on a regular basis, Let's see how it goes...Enjoy the music!

The Opportunities of Easter




Easter Weekend in France
Easter is a longer holiday in France than it is in the United States. While the U.S. observes Easter Sunday as a holiday, Good Friday and Easter Monday are typically not recognized. In France, Easter always consists of a long weekend, and in some sectors, a week or two of vacation centered around the long weekend. In addition to having the chance for a holiday, the French also take the opportunities of Easter to include visiting family and/or friends, and relaxing a considerable amount. Via: french.lovetoknow.com


English: Cover of Puck magazine, 6 April 1901....
English: Cover of Puck magazine, 6 April 1901. "Columbia's Easter bonnet / Ehrhart after sketch by Dalrymple." Français : Couverture du magazine Puck du 6 avril 1901. « Le nouveau bonnet de Colombia pour pâques ». Gravure d'Ehrhart d'après un dessin de Dalrymple. Sur le « bonnet » en forme de bateau de guerre, on peut lire « pouvoir mondial ». Sur les canons « Armée » et « Marine ». (Photo credit: Wikipedia)