Our programme on the 21st of April 2013

Interview: Ashley Day, Amuse Gueule

Ashley Day is the warden of Carrington college at Dunedin. He's born in the North Island and he came to live in Dunedin at 10 years old. He taught French and German at the university and received a French distinction in 1989: la palme académique.

Amuse Gueule is a radio program at Auckland on Planet FM. Every week, the team at Amuse-Gueule greets you with news and events from French-speaking countries, from within New Zealand, and from around the world - Website

Ah bon? : 

Palme Académique Française

Napoléon Bonaparte: a very famous French military and political leader. Listen to the story of the main reforms of Napoleon 1.

Sound extracts:

• Wonder woman
• Céline Dion – « J’irai chercher ton Cœur »
• Dominique Farrougia – La cité de la peur
• Michel Sardou – « Les lacs du Conemara »
• Christian Clavier – Les Visiteurs
• Johnny Hallyday – « Allumer le feu »
• France Gall – “Sacré Charlemagne”
• Pink Floyd – “Money”
• Lofofora – “Justice pour tous”
• Joe Dassin – “Les Champs-Elysées”
• Thomas Dutronc – « N.A.S.D.A.Q »

Music:

Volo – Sans rire - from their album: Sans rire – Website

Jacques Brel – Le Plat Pays - from their album: Les Bourgeois

Edith Piaf – Milord

Zaz– on ira - from their album: Recto verso – Website

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