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Excellent French Cooking Schools

by | French Art

While French cooking schools are renowned and often mistaken for French culinary universities, both have distinct differences. The universities tend to offer longer courses and result in more immersion, while cooking schools can offer shorter term courses, possibly combined with a small vacation. There are numerous top culinary schools to choose from.

One of the best-known cooking schools is Le Cordon Bleu, which has as many as 13 branches in various cities in the United States. Besides the popular cooking courses, it also offers other cooking-related programs, and any certifications approved by Le Cordon Bleu are considered prestigious. Well-known for its excellence in culinary arts, this school provides some of the best French cooking programs in the world. Another internationally recognized institution is the International Culinary Center. This prominent organization in New York City maintains high standards, world-class facilities, and top-tier instructors to guide students in the culinary field. It is an excellent platform for launching a food outlet or becoming a professional chef.

In the list of French cooking schools, the Gulf Coast Culinary Institute at Faulkner College ranks highly. This institute is accredited by the American Culinary Federation Educational Institute, and despite this, the tuition fee …

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The Evolution of the French Door

by | French Art

French doors make an excellent addition to any home, enhancing both natural light and aesthetics. Often mentioned by real estate agents in terms of curb appeal, French doors contribute significantly to a property’s attractiveness. They can open up a room to make the home appear more spacious or lead to a terrace, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. In today’s post, we’ll explore the history of French doors, the materials used in their construction, and how contemporary designers have found new applications for this classic, functional work of art.

The French door’s origin can be traced back to its early form as a window, specifically the casement window that evolved during the French Renaissance period. Initially, these windows extended down to the floor and were commonly found on the second floors of homes. Eventually, someone decided to expand the window upwards and transform it into a door. The original French doors featured individual glass panes, known as lites, separated by wooden dividers called mullions. The number of glass panes was used to describe the door; for example, a door with 10 glass panes would be referred to as a 10-lite French door.

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French Music

by | French Art

France has long been renowned for its appreciation of fine arts, particularly in theater and music. Since the era of the French intellectual revolution, music has become an integral part of French culture. Films from that period were notably musical, and this wonderful tradition has persisted to this day.

Origins and Influence of Music in France

The history of music History of Music and Current Recording Industry Crisis - Roger L. Bagula wrote this exclusive article for ManuelMarino.com. In a time when the whole future of how music is distributed is in question, maybe we should look at the history of music for a guide. Many of us find music is a part of our everyday life; both in terms of listening and making… in France is incredibly fascinating. Interestingly, it has even been influenced by indigenous music and sounds! Surprising, right? France has a history of welcoming intellectuals and culturally rich individuals from all around the world. Over time, this has shaped the foundation of French music. For those who enjoy world music, it’s not uncommon to find traces of Latin American, Asian, and even African sounds in French tunes! This results in a rich and …

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