Allons Danser: Let's Dance

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Allons chanter! (Let's sing!) Allons danser! (Let's dance!) Apprenons le français! (Let's learn French!) Get in the language-learning groove with this fun-filled collection of original tunes and beloved traditional favorites performed by internationally-acclaimed French artists Marie-Louise Desage and Didier Prossaird. From "Bonjour Les Amis" to "Au Revoir", kids and adults will be happily immersed in irresistible rhythms and catchy songs that introduce French words and phrases such as numbers ("Un, Deux et Trois"), parts of the body ("La Tête, Les Épaules/Head, Shoulders") and children's favorite topics ("Quand Je Serai Grand/When I'm Big" and "Y'a Pas de Fête Sans Gateau/It's Not a Party Without Cake.") A rollicking rendition of "La Vieux MacDonald (Old MacDonald)" puts a French twist on a beloved classic. Take the music and fun along with this French learning CD from Whistlefritz, the producers of the award-winning French for Kids and Spanish for Kids series of language programs. Lyrics and translation guide are included for CDs and downloadable for free on the Whistlefritz website. Fun for all ages! About the artists: Marie-Louise Desage The exquisite vocals of Marie-Louise Desage recall the elegant traditions of the French Music Hall. A native of France, she has charmed audiences at international jazz festivals around the world from New York City and Montreal to Paris. In addition to being an accomplished singer, she is also a creative and engaging teacher. Didier Prossaird Didier Prossaird's irresistible music is as unique as his background. The versatile bandleader, performer, and composer was born and raised in France, moved to Saint Barth's where he performed with several island bands, then relocated to Washington, D.C. where he created the acclaimed salsa band Sin Miedo. Didier performs regularly in the US, Caribbean, and Europe.