#frandé法蘭黛

[fyeahcindie]

Dramatic power ballad from 法蘭 Fran featuring YELLOW (aka 黃宣 Hsuan Huang)   =D

Lyrics: 法蘭 Fran & 五月天阿信 Mayday Ashin (Mayday 五月天) Music: 法蘭 Fran (Frandé, 法蘭黛樂團) Producer: 五月天瑪莎 Mayday Masa (Mayday 五月天) Arrangement/Keys: 張少瑜 Charles Chang Guitar: 江鎮宇 Chen Yu Chiang (Frandé, 法蘭黛樂團) Drums: 楊凱淋 Kyle Yang  (I think that’s the link) Bass: 林奧迪 OD Lin  (佛跳牆 Buddha Jump)

Links:  Frandé Spotify, Fran Spotify, 非常棒 Fusion Bomb YouTube, 法蘭 Fran YouTube, fran fran Instagram, frandemusic Instagram

#法蘭 Fran #Fran Fran Chen 法蘭 #Frandé 法蘭黛樂團 #YELLOW (aka 黃宣 Hsuan Huang) #taiwan #music video #非常棒 Fusion Bomb

[alicelechat]

song : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eenOi6nGCbo&ab_channel=%E9%9D%9E%E5%B8%B8%E6%A3%92FusionBomb

#Frandé法蘭黛 #眼妝花 #法蘭黛 #frandé #eye makeup #taiwanese #gif

[suiyoubis]

frandé — jiexialai yao qu na (what next)

#法蘭黛樂團 #frandé #frande #mandopop #taiwanese pop #music

[jig-sawpuzzle]

20180701 Frandé 法蘭黛樂團 @ 覺醒音樂祭；

陪我痛恨過、責備過、鞭策過、原諒過各個時期的自己的那些歌曲，現在都長成甚麼摸樣？在心底的摸樣、在現場的摸樣又是甚麼顏色的呢？

也不曉得是酒精的催化還是法蘭的 TALKING，有一度貝斯聲在我腦袋裡格外大聲，害我想起了哲毓，就開始哭得不能自己。甚至，得回旅舍後吃著宵夜喝著又一罐的冰啤酒，才得以慢慢消化這份思念。

我並不害怕被思念淹沒，因為我知道有人用力地想念他，他是幸福的。但那晚我好想向法蘭借個擁抱哦。

#Frandé 法蘭黛樂團 #Frandé #法蘭黛樂團 #覺醒音樂祭 #魚の獨處風景 #魚in嘉義

[dmcblue]

Frandé 法蘭黛樂團 - 我只是你的愛人

#music #Frandé #法蘭黛樂團

[dianalei]

塞了兩句台語根本世上最浪漫

#法蘭黛 #健康

#Spotify

[daantaat]

Frandé | All You Need to Do Is Love Me (我只是你的愛人)

#I don't expect this to get notes but!!! I love this song and this music video #frandé #法蘭黛樂團 #我只是你的愛人 #musicedit #my edit #my post #k.gif #k.photo

[liu-anhuaming]

Do you have any tips for studying a large amount in a short period of time? Because I have been learning chinese for 2 1/2 years, but i really haven't gotten far and this August 29 (50 days!!) I'm leaving for a 10 month exchange to ZhengZhou!

i’m gonna start out by saying there’s really no fun way to cram a bunch of knowledge into your brain in a short amount of time (i know this really well bc i was a shit student in high school and i still a shit student now, even though i have improved slightly)

but here are my suggestions:

make some kind of schedule. if you do this you don’t need to have a super regimented study plan but just have an idea of what you need to study and make a basic timeline. you leave in 50 days, so that’s about 7 weeks. while you don’t necessarily need to know what you’re going to study every single day, maybe have a general idea about what you want to cover each week so that you can have a general idea of what your goal is

if scheduling isn’t your thing (cuz it sure as hell isn’t mine), form a list of what you want to accomplish in these 50 days. gather up the resources you’re gonna use (i’ll put some suggestions for that below) and figure out what you want to accomplish with them. this list can be as general or specific as you think it needs to be.

whether you make a schedule or a list is really up to you and how you prefer to study and stay motivated, but it’s important to remember to take a few days off (at least once a week). 50 days of straight studying is not an easy thing and if you don’t rest in between you’ll eventually burn out. so yeah, take some days off. but if you still want to get some mandarin practice in, listen to music in the background. here’s some links to music master posts, as well as my mandarin music tag (my personal suggestions for music are, naturally, 苏运莹， 张震岳 （AKA A－Yue，Waa Wei, Hello Nico, Haya 乐团, Frandé/法蘭黛, and 宇宙人). also take a look at the blogs @chinese-lyrics and @fyeahcindie. they have a bunch of great music that you can look through 

so now that you know what you’re gonna be doing, here are some suggestions for how to drill vocab and grammar:

the first is memrise. there are a bunch of memrise courses for mandarin that cover useful vocab from every level of the HSK among other things. since it uses spaced repetition it’s a great resource to help beat vocab into your brain. it is, however, not the best for grammar (imo)

if you need to, take sticky notes and label everything in your house. and make it really visible. when i did this, i didn’t write the pinyin on the sticky notes, just the tone marks but if you feel that you need to write the pinyin, then go ahead and do it. when you do this, you are forced to see the vocab every day and will learn it after having seen it so many times

it is my opinion that the best way to learn vocab (and their corresponding characters) is to write. when i study mandarin i always try to write out my vocab lists and then use this method to practice the characters. depending on how long your vocab list is, this can be an incredibly time consuming method (i’ve had lists that have taken me an hour and a half to finish drilling using this method) but it really pays off

for grammar i’d use websites like this one or this one bc they give examples of the grammar in use. also, the first one (allset learning) has their grammar organized up to B2 (HSK 4) so it’s easy to find grammar by HSK levels. the second one is also organized by level, but they don’t have as many articles yet. if you want to practice by making your own sentences but are afraid of messing up, just hop on over to HiNative. you can ask native speakers of mandarin if something you wrote in mandarin sounds natural or correct, as well as ask for help with translating difficult words or sentences and more.

more than anything, i recommend you find some resources created by native speakers to help you learn

slow chinese 慢速中文 is a podcast series written by native speakers for people learning mandarin. they are a few minutes long each and are spoken at a slightly slower speed than normal, and they cover a variety of topics including chinese culture and food. you can download the podcasts on iTunes, but you can also find them online along with the transcripts. it’s an amazing resource

快乐汉语 (this playlist only goes to episode 75): this is a video series created by CCTV for mandarin learners. it’s basically about an american girl who runs away from home to stay with her family friends in beijing. the acting is super cheesy and the plots are downright weird at times, but it’s an excellent resource because the videos are subbed in both mandarin and english. since susan (the main character) is american, there are a bunch of episodes where the family explains chinese culture to her so it’s pretty cool. warning: a lot of the characters have thick beijing accents, so just watch out for that. they also have a couple of short breaks in each episode to explain certain grammar or vocab that was used in the episode

what i’d do with these and any other native resources you find (song lyrics, blog posts, books, etc.) is break them down sentence by sentence and study the vocab and grammar. once you get that vocab, drill it like you do with all of the other vocab. what my teacher would have us do with 快乐汉语 was listen once nonstop, then go scene by scene and write down what the characters were saying using what we could hear and the chinese subtitles. we’d then go over the scene and find any vocab and grammar patterns that were new to us and make notes on them. once we’d finish with that, we’d listen to the scene once more.

after we’d done that for every scene, we’d watch the whole video again and again to get the hang not only of the new vocab but also of the way the characters said each sentence. when learning a new language, a lot of what makes someone sound unnatural is not only accent, but also rhythm. so my teacher would have us listen to the video over and over and then make us perform certain scenes. she did this so we could practice listening not only for pronunciation but also for the rhythm of each sentence. so i highly recommend you try this (sans the performing). you can just pick a scene or two and listen a bunch and eventually try to repeat after each character until you feel you’ve got the rhythm down.

so that’s really all i can say for now. cramming requires a lot of work so what you’ve got to do is find a way to apply the methods that work best for you and keep plugging away at them until the very end. i hope this helps you in some way, and i hope you enjoy your time in china! 加油!!!

[shiu1991]

2019 總統府前音樂會 《Frandé, 法蘭黛樂團╳蔡振南╳金包銀》 視訊美術設計 AD 戴婉婷 許桂騰 D 許桂騰

[the-psnger]

Frandé法蘭黛《一時脆弱》Official MV - 【他們在畢業的前一天爆炸Ⅱ】片頭曲

#MVs

[fyeahcindie]

We just had a question about 乐队的夏天 The Big Band, so let's have a look at a clip from season 3, episode 2, featuring one of my favorite bands 鬼否 GriffO. =D

They play math-rock and are from Hangzhou, China, formed in 2014:王易玄-voc/synth (王易玄 (丸易玄) facebook, 丸易玄 Instagram), 张一杨-gtr, (also in 花招),  邓择撰-bass, 龚啸-drums

Links: GriffO (鬼否)(fb),  iNDIEVOX,  YouTube (王易玄),  StreetVoice,  douban,  Spotify,  new bandcamp,  old bandcamp, GriffO - Topic (YT).

The clip above is on iQIYI Music 奇艺音悦台, but it is also on iQIYIVariety channel with a lot of comments. Several people disappointed that the band is not doing well in the voting. Still, being on a show like this helps raise their profile, and they are about to go on tour:

Singer 王易玄 did guest vocal for a few gigs (pics at that fb link) in China with TW guitarist/songwriter 昆蟲白 insecteens in August, here is a clip:

昆蟲白 / Insecteens Huang (黃建勳) has been a member of Miss Stocking 絲襪小姐 / 微光群島 Shimmering Islands (aka Sugar Plum Ferry甜梅號) / Frandé, 法蘭黛樂團 / Silverbus 銀巴士 

Links:  YouTube,  Instagram,  StreetVoice,  Bandcamp

#昆蟲白 / Insecteens Huang (黃建勳) #鬼否 GriffO #王易玄 #乐队的夏天 The Big Band #china #taiwan #music video #Youtube

[alicelechat]

#frandé法蘭黛 #gif #眼妝花 #法蘭黛 #frandé #eye makeup

[di1617-blog]

8 juillet 2017. Espace D.I. En formule Estivale. Peu de blabla et beaucoup de musique. Cette émission s'est divisée en 3 parties distinctes, mais finalement fort semblables : une première partie  avec pour thème la nouvelle vague Folklorique européenne ( notamment des morceaux du Pays Basque et du Sud de la France – Auvergne, Gascogne, Occitanie, Sud Bretagne/ Loire/ Vendée ). 2è partie franchement jazz, entre 1958 et 1967, essentiellement issus du catalogue Blue Note ( non, ce label n'a pas édité que des morceaux commerciaux hardbop pour middle class américaine, comme on a pu le dire, avec erreur, dans une précédente émission ). Enfin, une 3è partie Indie rock, avec un accent prononcé sur la scène Taiwanaise, mais aussi japonaise et Californienne ).

La Musique est la science de l'Amour de la Musique.

La playlist :

- Dabble : « Caramelized » (  https://dabbletheband.bandcamp.com/track/caramelized-single )

- Mama ! Milk : « the moon » (track 4 : https://musicamoschata.bandcamp.com/album/fragrance-of-notes-digital )

- Kepa junkera : « Sorginak Infernuko Hauspotik Irtetzenha «  ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZb5fiOoxmE )

- La Perdrix Rouge + Bardane Trio + La Viehla ( https://soundcloud.com/sonn-ju/sets/alma-trad )

- Julien Cartonnet : « Sabotée de l'Aubrac » ( https://soundcloud.com/julien-cartonnet/8-sabot-e-de-laubrac-trad?in=lanost/sets/bourr-es )

- Kepa Junkera : « Drakian » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KumJmNn0tMs )

- Isao Suzuki trio : « Manha de Carnaval » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAFLZWzagGY )

- Bobby Hutcherson : « Head start » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65LA1i6_LbE )

- Grant Green : « Jean De Fleur » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSzE6lwYkhs )

- Larry Young : «  the moontrane » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOahyrmhnZo )

- Art Blakey and Clifford Brown : «  Confirmation » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oih-w-wuUZA )

- Dabble : « Shadow Fox » ( https://dabbletheband.bandcamp.com/album/touch )

- Merpeople : « Metropolis » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKEMkqwsj4Y )

- Vast and Hazy : « the city is eating me alive » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mcdnRHrXCQ )

- Misi Ke : « dear » ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_qeDpmBTqs )

- Enno cheng : “Her” ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blPCP-CdNuk )

- Frandé 法蘭黛樂團 : « 熱烈» ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcOzO_YDSFU&list=RDCke-GSv0vEo&index=6 )

#brussels #radio alma #101.9FM #bruxelles #bruselas #espace D.I. #jazz #folklore #traditional music #euskadi #gascogne #auvergne #rock #indie rock #taiwan #enno cheng #frandé #grant green #mama! milk #accordion #kepa junkera #vast and hazy #merpeoples #bal folk #ブリュッセル #ジャズ #ベルギー #ロック

[jig-sawpuzzle]

不甘寂寞

整趟旅程我都處在一個尷尬的臨界點。需要且享受寂寞、卻不甘寂寞；明明活在腦袋裡，又不斷地想將靈魂抓到心裡感受情緒；期待也試圖將自己交給音樂，卻很少真正沈浸在其中。 於是，花了一年的時間也找不出精準的文字去陳述它，那一趟試圖抽離獨處卻頻頻碰壁、連中文都說得卡卡的旅程。 分心會做不出好吃的料理、也拍毀了好多照片。但封存了狀態，在尷尬臨界點無限徘徊的狀態 🤪

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#1976樂團 #Ardor Huang #Chiayi #ECHO回聲樂團 #film photography #Frandé #lomography800 #olympus35rc #Taiwan #法蘭黛樂團 #流氓阿德

[suiyoubis]

frandé — gaisi de lengzhan (i hate that i love you) feat. dj didilong

#frande #frandé #法蘭黛樂團 #李英宏 #dj didilong #mandopop #music #why do mandopop songs always have such underwhelming english titles compared to their mando ones

[052-4-blog]

. No.1826 昨日來不及發照片，讓我補發一下！🙇🏻‍♂️ 聲線性感、美麗的法蘭姊姊生日快樂。🎂🎉 #游牧森林音樂祭 #法蘭黛frandé #法蘭 #雨鄉人 #Taiwan #Nantou #vscotaiwan #iseetaiwan #everydaytaiwan #hexploretaiwan #Exploretaiwan #AmazingTaiwan #Ig_taiwan #vsconantou #vsco #vscomuise #vscocam #cthlife #軒の日常 #日曜日 #181014（在 游牧森林音樂祭Nomad Festival） https://www.instagram.com/052_4/p/BpVmXdLHzY7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1j4akeg9pdh7s

#游牧森林音樂祭 #法蘭黛frandé #法蘭 #雨鄉人 #taiwan #nantou #vscotaiwan #iseetaiwan #everydaytaiwan #hexploretaiwan #exploretaiwan #amazingtaiwan #ig_taiwan #vsconantou #vsco #vscomuise #vscocam #cthlife #軒の日常 #日曜日 #181014