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Espace musique announced its fall program on Thursday afternoon. The most important innovations will be broadcast on Saturday afternoon, especially the new show Really great, Stéphane Archambault will moderate the event.
The presenter, the actor and the singer offer song lists in the form of charts on specific topics. “It's an excuse to broadcast music and play songs that are sometimes a little less known, something different than singles,” he says. For example, the top 10 number one tracks from an album or songs related to a dog could be the subject of a broadcast.
In addition, listeners are asked to suggest titles in advance from which the content should be built Really great.
Stéphane Archambault hosted the show Musical table tennis on the airwaves of Espace musique in 2006.
Change in continuity
Catherine Pogonat will continue to host her summer show on Saturdays this fall. Pogopop.
Performances by the Metropolitan Opera of New York will now be accessible in two ways: live on the Internet (espace.mu) on Saturday afternoons and on the radio on Sunday evenings, always hosted by Sylvia L'Écuyer.
During the week, Marie-Christine Trottier will take over the helm in the mornings The early melody which offers exclusively classical music from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m., followed by a French-language pop selection from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
For their part, Rebecca Makonnen, Philippe Fehmiu, Pierre Therrien and Stanley Péan each keep their daily show.
Three albums Stéphane Archambault listened to this summer:
1- The weight of the confetti– The Boulay sisters
2- Random access memory -Daft Punk
3- Atoms -Martin Leon
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