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La Croisière Folk

La Croisière Folk

De: Eric WM Cooper
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La Croisière Folk is a 60-minute weekly music program created in September 2023 by the journalist Eric Cooper to enable as many people as possible to discover all the facets of folk music. It is produced by Eric Cooper (who is also responsible for technical aspects and programming). Actually, we should say folk music, because there's no such thing as Folk (with a capital F)! There's no such thing as "Folk", because there isn't just one "Folk", there are many "Folk". La Croisière Folk prides itself on playing good music. You'll hear folk (Belgian, Trad, French, Québécois, Breton, American, Canadian, Australian, English, Scottish, Welsh...), folk rock, bluegrass, Americana - anything that falls under the broad (and growing) umbrella of "folk music". It's worth noting that unlike other musical styles, folk music is, for the most part, handed down through oral tradition, and so evolves and blends regardless of borders.The show offers sought-after, eclectic, hand-crafted and diverse programming every week, showcasing the latest voices as well as classics from the 60s to today. The show is also a place where the most discerning fans will find what they're looking for, but offers an open musical program to allow those unfamiliar with the genre to discover it. La Croisière Folk focuses on "good music" rather than on specific genres or labels. "1 2 3" features on each program, allowing listeners to discover an album in 3 songs. These are either new releases or older albums. Once a month, the program highlights female folk artists by offering a 100% female line-up. Each program features a poem or fable by Jean de Lafontaine, and the audience ranges in age from 30 to 60. La Croisière Folk has made a big impact on the first European Folk Day organized by the European Folk Network on September 23, 2023, bringing folk music to the forefront through concerts and events taking place simultaneously across Europe. Infos : lacroisierefolk@yahoo.comCréative Commons Música
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  • La Croisière Folk 330 (Woman Only - The Finest Female Folk Artists)

    La Croisière Folk 330 (Woman Only - The Finest Female Folk Artists)
    Dec 28 2025
    Programmation La Croisière Folk 330 (Woman Only - The Finest Female Folk Artists)

    The Purpletones – Subterfuge
    Maude Audet - Les joues usées
    Wendy Beckerman - The River Knows
    Karine Lagueux - L'appel du large
    Meredith Moon - The Willow
    Meredith Moon - East City Blues
    Meredith Moon - I'll Remember You In The Summer
    Charles Baudelaire - Sonnet d’automne (Lu par par Françoise Gillard)
    Orée - Merci
    Alexandra Willett - Cueillette sauvage
    Mary Chapin Carpenter - Girl And Her Dog
    Joan Baez - Catch The Wind
    Bett Padgett - Gray October Days
    Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner
    Lonny - Blanche

    La Croisière Folk is a 60-minute weekly music show created in 2019 by journalist Eric Cooper. It explores all aspects of folk music—Belgian, Trad, French, Québécois, Breton, American, English, bluegrass, folk rock, Americana, and more. Rooted in oral tradition, folk music evolves beyond borders, and the show reflects this with an eclectic, carefully curated selection of new and classic tracks from the 60s to today. The "1 2 3" feature presents an album in three songs, and twice a month, the show spotlights female folk artists with a 100% female lineup. Each episode also includes a poem. Open to both folk enthusiasts and newcomers, La Croisière Folk is available for free to radio stations and sent weekly in MP3 (320 Kbps) upon request: lacroisierefolk@yahoo.com. 🎧 Listen here ➜ https://hearthis.at/la-croisiere-folk/ . Thanks for sailing with us !
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  • La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 4

    La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 4
    Dec 25 2025
    La musique celtique de Noël est un mélange enchanteur de traditions festives et de sonorités issues des cultures celtiques d’Irlande, d’Écosse, du Pays de Galles, de Bretagne et parfois de Galice. Elle mêle instruments traditionnels comme la harpe celtique, la flûte irlandaise (tin whistle), le fiddle, la cornemuse et le bodhrán. Souvent chantée en gaélique ou en anglais, elle reprend des airs anciens, des chants sacrés et des mélodies folkloriques revisités. Le rythme peut être à la fois doux et méditatif ou entraînant et joyeux, rappelant les veillées d’hiver et les danses villageoises. Elle met en avant des thèmes comme la lumière dans la nuit, la nature, la spiritualité et la convivialité. Ce style donne une atmosphère magique et intemporelle aux fêtes, entre mystère ancestral et chaleur familiale.

    Programmation La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 4

    Carlos Núñez - Galician Carol
    Danny McCarthy - O Little Town of Bethlehem
    Pipes & Drums & Regimental Band of the Royal Highland Fusiliers - Scotland the Brave
    Robbie O'Connell - Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake (Live)
    Arran Nalty - Angels We Have Heard on High
    The Five Fifths - What Child Is This
    Celtic Woman - O Holy Night
    D. Yeaman - Pipes of Peace
    Harp Twins - Norsk Jul
    Enya - And Winter Came…
    Gregorian - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
    Altan - Soillse Na Nollag (The Lights Of Christmas)
    Aine Minogue - The Dove's Return
    Sarah Moore - Christ Was Born On Christmas Day
    Fionnuala O'Donovan - In The Bleak Midwinter (Live)
    Gregorian feat. Amelia Brightman - Mistletoe And Wine
    Crux - Once in Royal David's City
    The Munros - Away In A Manger
    Dane Dergan - The Holly and the Ivy
    Rian Griffith - Away in a Manger
    Capercaillie - Muladach Mi Is Mi Air M'Aineol
    Celtic Christmas - I Saw Three Ships
    Phil Cunningham - Sìor-Uaine (Evergreen)
    Ceol Cu Chulainn - Silent Night (Oiche Chiuin)
    The Fire - The Cherry-Tree Carol
    The Limerick Rovers - Fairytale Of New York
    Caroline Peyton - Baloo Lammy Medley
    Horslips - The Snow That Melts the Soonest
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    1 h y 32 m
  • La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 3

    La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 3
    Dec 24 2025
    La musique celtique de Noël est un mélange enchanteur de traditions festives et de sonorités issues des cultures celtiques d’Irlande, d’Écosse, du Pays de Galles, de Bretagne et parfois de Galice. Elle mêle instruments traditionnels comme la harpe celtique, la flûte irlandaise (tin whistle), le fiddle, la cornemuse et le bodhrán. Souvent chantée en gaélique ou en anglais, elle reprend des airs anciens, des chants sacrés et des mélodies folkloriques revisités. Le rythme peut être à la fois doux et méditatif ou entraînant et joyeux, rappelant les veillées d’hiver et les danses villageoises. Elle met en avant des thèmes comme la lumière dans la nuit, la nature, la spiritualité et la convivialité. Ce style donne une atmosphère magique et intemporelle aux fêtes, entre mystère ancestral et chaleur familiale.

    Programmation La Croisière Folk - Celtic Christmas Mix 3

    Ceol Cu Chulainn - In the Bleak Mid Winter
    Gayla Peevy - I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas
    Finn McKnee - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
    Huw Lloyd-Langton - She Moves Through the Fair
    Dermot Woolfe - I Saw Three Ships
    Gregorian - Noël Nouvelet
    D Yeaman - Mull of Kintyre
    The Five Fifths - What Child Is This
    Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill - Barbara Allen
    Caroline Peyton - Baloo Lammy Medley
    Cain O'Hara - The Wexford Carol
    David Agnew - The Wexford Carol
    Hadden Tenpenny - Silent Night
    The Munros - Pipes Of Peace
    Enya - Journey of the Angels
    Celtic Woman - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
    Carlos Núñez - Galician Carol
    Danny McCarthy - O Little Town of Bethlehem
    Harp Twins - Carol of the Harps
    Frank Kelly - Christmas Countdown
    Horslips - The Snow That Melts the Soonest
    Jacob Ivory - O Come O Come Emmanuel
    Celtic Christmas - I Saw Three Ships
    Brian Dunning - December Rain
    Fionnuala O'Donovan - In The Bleak Midwinter (Live)
    Eamonn Mulhall - Walking in the Air
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    1 h y 32 m
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