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Canzone, chanson, and musica tradizionale francese are Italian equivalents of the French word chanson. The feminine singular noun literally means "song" whereas the masculine singular loan word references the modern French to English meaning of "song" and the historical French to English meaning of "traditional French music," as translated into Italian with the third example's feminine singular noun and feminine/masculine singular adjectives. The respective pronunciations will be "kan-TSO-ney," "tchawn-SON," and "MOO-zee-ka tra-DEE-tsyo-NA-ley fran-TCHEY-zey" in Italian.
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