Tag Archives: Michel Fugain

Get the “L” out of here

Posted on February 26, 2017 by Parisian Fields

A recent Frantastique lesson contained a short animated cartoon called “Mort à l’Académie” (Death at the Academy). It opens with an ominous view of the venerable Académie Française, complete with thunder crackling overhead. A bald man at a desk in … Continue reading →

Posted in French language | Tagged Académie Française, Cardinal Richelieu, Championnats d'orthographe, circumflex, dépanneur, Fondation Paul Gérin-Lajoie, Frantastique, girolle, Gymglish, Larousse Dictionary, Maurice Druon, Michel Fugain, Michel Rocard, Office de la Langue française, spelling reform | 5 Comments

The Parisian Fields playlist

Posted on December 3, 2010 by Parisian Fields

The pile of CDs beside the CD player is threatening to topple. No, we aren’t iPod people with everything neatly packaged in a little white contraption – at least not yet. We have CDs and we listen to the radio, … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris music | Tagged Hotel Bristol, Hotel Fouquet's Barriere, Hotel Raphael, Hotel Ritz, Hotel Square, Irving Berling, Jane Birkin, Le Papillon, Lynda Lemay, Madeleine Peyroux, Martha Argerich, Maurice Ravel, Michel Fugain, Nicolas Errera, Putumayo, Serge Gainsbourg, Thomas Fersen | 3 Comments

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