Discovering More WWII French Music
You all know I speak French, heck, I'm proudly Alsatian :) And I love WWII and pre-WWII French music. Jacqueline Francois, Lucienne Delyle, Mistinguett, Maurice Chevalier, I love the old songs.I adore Lucienne Delyle, and today, I was introduced to Lucienne Boyer....
Parlez-Moi d'Amour
Un Amour Comme le Notre
C'est Toujours la meme Chanson
French music makes me think of my roots, peut-etre des autres vies, and of course, it makes me think of my Mom, who introduced me to the language through music.
Right now, through the magic that is my employment, I'm being offered further training in French. I think there is nothing easier for practicing your accent quite like imitating any of the above, especially the sassy, sexy Mistinguett.
Normally about this time of year I switch from French music to Spanish (Cuban, and other South American). I can sing both. But I'll linger just a little longer this year.
posted by Phelony Jones at 9:59 PM
7 Comments:
No "Mambo Italiano?"
ceci n'est pas francaise...
Neither is "Spanish (Cuban, and other South American", Phel.
Vous devriez apprendre que l'Italien… ils sont des voisins après tous.
Cubans and most South Americans speak Spanish!
Je la comprendre bien sur, mais moi je prefere la francais, c'est plus portable que l'italien!
Mais si je rentrerai a milan a janvier, j'aurai besoin de l'apprendre
Indeed.
You might see my cousin before me!
(and i've been trying for 3 years!)
Sacre bleu! :)
ma porco dio!
Mais la question-cles sont suivante: si notre cousin est Lombardian, est-ce qu'il est libre???? Mignon? typique de la region (plus fins?) !!
Uh...actually i wanted to go see him, his wife and new kid.
But i'll let him know you'll be in the area. ;-P
(by the way, this getting to be the equivalent of "you're talking too fast for me!" lol)
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