CULTURAL AGENDA _ July -August 2010
Listen to Radio France International on your cellphone !
RFI has signed an agreement with AudioNow in August to broadcast its French programs on the telephone network, 24 hours a day, in USA.
The listeners will be able to listen to RFI programming for free by calling the following phone number: 201-401-4554
About RFI:
RFI is the leading French world news radio with international news round-the-clock. It broadcasts 24 hours a day on FM, shortwave, as well as on cable, satellite, the internet and mobile phone. A team of journalists broadcasting from its Paris studios along with 600 correspondents worldwide offer listeners a complete range of the latest international news and features and gives them a global outlook. All day long and every hour, a 10-minute news program and a 3-minute newsflash keep listeners updated on the international news.
The listeners will be able to listen to RFI programming for free by calling the following phone number: 201-401-4554
About RFI:
RFI is the leading French world news radio with international news round-the-clock. It broadcasts 24 hours a day on FM, shortwave, as well as on cable, satellite, the internet and mobile phone. A team of journalists broadcasting from its Paris studios along with 600 correspondents worldwide offer listeners a complete range of the latest international news and features and gives them a global outlook. All day long and every hour, a 10-minute news program and a 3-minute newsflash keep listeners updated on the international news.
Live Cabaret at Bistrot Calais with Deborah Boily !
Deborah Boily
Deborah Boily (with Jerry Atwood)
Bistro Calais
Bistro Calais presents Deborah Boily. With Jerry Atwood. Come out on date night to hear some favorite French and American songs in the intimate setting of an old home on Bammel Lane.
Debbie Boily's "singing approach is somehow both theatrical and intimate. . ., like someone you'd love to get to know." (Time Out, New York)
Deborah Boily has been working in the Cabaret world for 15 years as well, creating her own one-woman shows in French and in English. Deborah has brought her music to New York, Washington D.C., L.A. in the U.S. as well as the Fringe Festivals in Canada and in the summer of 2000 to Edinburgh, Scotland. While living in Paris, Deborah was a regular at the Hotel Westminster and while living in London, performed at The Green Room, Pizza on the Park, CentreStage and Jermyn Street Theater during her 2 years there.
Debbie says, "I see every song as a monologue where the character needs to express what she feels. My hope in being that character for "3 minutes" is that the audience will say 'Yeah! I get it!' or better yet, 'Yes, I feel that same way!'.
A connection is made from song to singer to audience. There are two kinds of singers," she says. "A singer who believes the words and music are the star where the singer is the messenger, and a singer who believes the words and music are there merely as a vehicle allowing the singer to show off." Debbie always lets the song be the star, even though she has a marvelously powerful vocal instrument.
"In my mind, it's all about telling the story," she adds.
Click here to know more...
Bistro Calais
Bistro Calais presents Deborah Boily. With Jerry Atwood. Come out on date night to hear some favorite French and American songs in the intimate setting of an old home on Bammel Lane.
Debbie Boily's "singing approach is somehow both theatrical and intimate. . ., like someone you'd love to get to know." (Time Out, New York)
Deborah Boily has been working in the Cabaret world for 15 years as well, creating her own one-woman shows in French and in English. Deborah has brought her music to New York, Washington D.C., L.A. in the U.S. as well as the Fringe Festivals in Canada and in the summer of 2000 to Edinburgh, Scotland. While living in Paris, Deborah was a regular at the Hotel Westminster and while living in London, performed at The Green Room, Pizza on the Park, CentreStage and Jermyn Street Theater during her 2 years there.
Debbie says, "I see every song as a monologue where the character needs to express what she feels. My hope in being that character for "3 minutes" is that the audience will say 'Yeah! I get it!' or better yet, 'Yes, I feel that same way!'.
A connection is made from song to singer to audience. There are two kinds of singers," she says. "A singer who believes the words and music are the star where the singer is the messenger, and a singer who believes the words and music are there merely as a vehicle allowing the singer to show off." Debbie always lets the song be the star, even though she has a marvelously powerful vocal instrument.
"In my mind, it's all about telling the story," she adds.
Click here to know more...
French-speaking Radio: GOLD RADIO
Gold Radio is a webradio for French-speaking people across the world.
The program is made up of 100 % french song of the 60's, 70's and 80's and a news flash every hour to keep you informed of what happens in France.
Since March 9, The French-speaking communauty in 59 countries worldwide listen to this radio.
Gold Radio is an inevitable rendez-vous for the "francophones"
Visit http://www.goldradio.fr
Listen to French Music Online
"Nouvelle Scene" or "Variete Française", you can listen to the best French songs of yesterday and today from Camille and Mathieu Chedid though Brassens and Aznavour.
Click here to listen to Deezer