The most iconic form of Provençal folk music is a duo of fife and drum, or ensembles of galoubets-tambourins; the most prominent characteristic of the region's folk music, however, is the Italian musical influence. Performers include Patrice Conte, Yves Rousguisto and …

These 24 songs are an important part of France’s musical heritage and have remained standards over the years. André Claveau, one of the favorite stars of the postwar era, and Mathé Altéry, a famous singer in the ‘50s and ‘60s, together sing these world-famous tunes, which depict a cheerful and carefree France.

These are six tunes I remember fondly from the times when we lived in France. These traditional melodies are pure gold. "Ils étaient trois garçons" (There were three lads") is a song we used to...

Les Troubadours des Bruyères - Amis, chantons l'Auvergne !

Savez-vous planter les choux (Do You Know How to Plant Cabbage?) Ah! Vous dirai-je Maman (Shall I tell You Mama) Ah! Mon beau chateau (Oh! My Lovely Castle) A new music service with official...

2024年9月15日 · Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of French folk music with this instrumental featuring the warm sounds of the accordion and acoustic guitar. This piece evokes the picturesque...

On the list below you can find some folk songs or traditional songs from France. Each song has some tags which specify its genres or musical instrument which is used in that song. Inside each page you can find more information about the artist or music genre.

From Angoumois to Orléans, this collection of Folk Music of France “remains the exact and faithful reflection of the different ethnic and language groups among which this folklore came to birth.”

French folk music, or “musique traditionnelle,” is a rich and diverse tapestry that reflects the cultural history and regional diversity of France. For language learners, understanding French folk music can provide deeper insights into the country’s heritage, dialects, and local traditions.

Traditional Folk Music of metropolitan France, including that of its regional cultures.