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What do Miles Davis, Celine Dion, Jay-Z, Pavarotti, and Metallica all have in common? They would all appreciate French concerts in the summer! Do you enjoy all kinds of music? Are you a jazz guru? Do you only enjoy pop music? If you said yes at all, you’ll love France in the summer! France has such a diverse and extensive list of concert tours to keep all kinds of audiophiles happy. If you’re visiting France, living in France, studying aboard in France, or just doing a home stay in France and love music, you have to listen to this Audio blog! You’ll get to know the main cities in France offering live performance concerts of various French and European bands and artists!
Remember to listen in and learn French with FrenchPod101.com! After listening in, remember to stop by and leave a comment!
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8 Responses to “Audio Advanced Blog #7 - Concert Tours”
FrenchPod101.com says:
June 9th, 2008 at 12:08 pm
The last concert I went to was the one from Manu Chao.
He sings in English, French and Spanish. Love it!
What was the last concert you went to?
Angele
maxiewawa says:
June 12th, 2008 at 7:49 pm
I went to a jazz band the other day. It was awesome!
Today’s ArabicPod101.com lesson mentions la langue de la amour (French!) in great detail. A large part of the Arabic speaking world speaks French as a second language. I didn’t know.
Salaamu Alaykum!
maxiewawa says:
June 12th, 2008 at 8:19 pm
Mon dieu! Today’s KoreanClass101.com lesson is “Bon Voyage!”
French is everywhere!
Celine says:
June 12th, 2008 at 10:08 pm
Alaykum Salaam Maxiewawa,
Oui, French is everywhere 
Le dernier concert ? c’etait Maroon 5 (not really French) et Raul Midon (even less 
). Raul Midon, c’etait magique ! Il etait tout seul avec sa guitare, c’etait tres emouvant.
Sinon un bon artiste francais en concert, c’est par exemple le chanteur “M” !
Bouks says:
June 13th, 2008 at 1:28 am
Ca fait trop longtemps que je n’ai pas vu un concert 
Mais le dernier, c’était U2.
Max, it’s true, French is everywhere! I guess that means…love is everywhere? 
For a unique style of French/Arabic entertainment, listen to Rachid Taha, an Algerian singer. My favorite song of his is “El H’mame”. It’s a cover of a traditional song. I think he kind of looks like my husband. My husband can’t stand him though
Angele says:
June 13th, 2008 at 6:51 am
Love is in the air! Oh oh je suis supposée….
Do you speak French?
Ah ben oui c’est le Advanced Audio Blog après tout!
Donc je disais: Oh oh je suis supposé parler français!
Ah, le français la langue de l’amour! Ah vrai dire j’ ai découvert ça, seulement après que je sois partie de mon pays natale (l’hexagone) pour aller vivre à l’étranger!
Pour nous, les “Frenchy”, c’est seulement notre langue maternelle! 
A +
Angèle
Celine says:
June 15th, 2008 at 7:09 pm
Oui ! il faut le dire : le francais est une belle langue ! On peut jurer en francais ou dire des choses pas tres plaisantes mais ca reste toujours beau. Je suis carrement d’accord avec toi Angele. C’est une fois qu’on est loin de chez soi qu’on se rend compte de la beaute de langue et de la richesse de la culture. On se sent plus francais a l’etranger. Je crois que c’est pareil pour tous les pays.
PS : merci Laetitia !
Yes, we have to admit : French is a beautiful language ! We can curse in French or say unpleasant things but it is still beautiful. I totally agree with you Angele. Its once you are far from home that you realize the beauty of the language and the culture diversity. I think it is the same for all countries.
PS: Thanks Laetitia !
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