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16 Dec 02 - 12:28 PM (#848226) Subject: French Shanty Site From: Dead Horse Check out http://www.exprim-net.com/chantemer/textes.htm Good site for French Shanties |
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16 Dec 02 - 12:45 PM (#848241) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: Mrrzy Cool! They even divide the chanteys by the work involved - des chants a hisser = heaving chanteys, etc. Very nice, thanks! |
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16 Dec 02 - 06:30 PM (#848449) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: CET Thanks. This is great. I've added it to my list of favourites. CET |
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18 Dec 02 - 08:05 AM (#849541) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: Dead Horse Yet another http://www.netmarine.net/tradi/chants/ |
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22 Jul 14 - 08:22 AM (#3644146) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: GUEST Aude shantymen We are looking for venus in France for shantyfestivals, can anybody help |
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22 Jul 14 - 08:26 AM (#3644149) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: Dave Hanson All I get is ' server not found ' but Dead Horse's link works fine. Dave H |
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22 Jul 14 - 08:57 AM (#3644163) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: Monique Chants de marins (paroles de chansons); Bmarcore; Gabiers d'artimon; Musicaspencer (check links at "Chants de mer, répertoires" on the left column)... There must be others with fewer songs to be found by putting "chants de marins" or "chansons de marins" in a search engine. |
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22 Jul 14 - 09:01 AM (#3644164) Subject: RE: French Shanty Site From: GUEST Aude shantymen Douarnenez and Paimpol (both in Brittany) are the biggest shanty festivals in France - a Google search will find them. They alternate, so this year (2014) is Douarnenez. 2015 will be Paimpol. |