Music from Brittany...
and maybe from somewhere else...
Trio
Brunet
Hayes
Perroches
with
Hélène Brunet : laúd
Nicole Hayes : fiddle
Scottishes
2/3 of this trio is feminine!
Duet
Landreau Perroches
with
Fañch Landreau : fiddle
Ronds
de St Vincent (trad.)
Former
co-conspirators in the famous group Skolvan, Fañch
and Yann-Fañch are back together again in a hell-raising
duo!
Be
prepared to dance, to listen,
to laugh and to be moved!
"You
can listen closely for the subtle interplay,
or you can tap your feet
to some engaging gavottes, waltzes and plinn.
Either way, you'll be entranced" Dirty Linen
Chouk
!
with
Roland Conq : guitar
Stéphane Morvan : wooden flute
Suite
de tours (trad.)
A
trio full of freshness and emotion.
Spontaneity, inventiveness, audacity...
all while maintaining respect for and perfect mastery of traditional
Breton music.
And also some very special compositions of their own...
Concerts
in
solo!
Boulka
(comp. YF Perroches)
An
diatonic accordion "naked", no artifices!
Experimental music, sometimes full of virtuosity, always full
of emotion...
Fiskal
Bazar
with
Gaëlle Branthomme : cello
Hélène Brunet : laúd, guitara flamenca,
electric
guitar
Wedding
March (trad.) (extract)
Recorded live at Festival "le Grand Soufflet"
Wltz for Léa (compo JM Petri) - Boulka (compo YF Perroches)
(extract)
Recorded live at Amzer Nevez (dec. 2007)
Mélodie Plinn (trad) - Afro-blue (compo Mongo Santamarie)
(extract)
Recorded live at Amzer Nevez (dec. 2007)
When
gavotte mixes up with flamenco
under John Coltrane's influence…
Casabah
(compo Malou Carvou) (extract)
Recorded live at Amzer Nevez (dec. 2007)
Suites
des voiles (compo G. Branthomme) (extract)
Recorded live at Amzer Nevez (dec. 2007)
Red
locomotive (compo A. Thomas) (extract)
Recorded live at Amzer Nevez (dec. 2007)
Jolie
Vilaine
with
Véronique Bourjot : voice
Erwan Bérenguer : guitar
Vincent Guérin : doublebass
Jean-François Roger : percussions
L'écuyer
(trad.)
"Superb
lyrics and melodies.
One of the finest voices of Brittany." Trad Magazine
"One
just has to sit back and bask in this aural beauty. (…)
No one should be surprised if Jolie Vilaine turn out to be
the strongest influence in Breton music this decade."
FolkRoots
"A powerful emotional performance.
This new and dynamic approach to traditional music firmly
rooted
in the east of Brittany has all it takes to win audiences
the world over." Le Télégramme
