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Skolvan "C`hoari Pevar" (Bretagne 2010) @VBR200

Re-upload

Tracklist:
1. Daou Ha Daou - Kas A Barh
2. Nilizien – Kost Er C’hoed
3. Salud Dit Lanig – Air De Marche
4. Le Loup Pendu – Rond De Loudeac
5. La Grive Et Lat Carpe- Baleu
6. La Brousse – Rond De Loudeac
7. Hanter Noz – Cercle Circassien
8. La Côte D’en Haut – Rond De St. Vincent
9. Lammig An Noz – Melodie
10. Le Compte Est Bon! – Ridee
11. Pont Morvan – Gavotte Des Montagnes
12. Ebrel 84 – Tamm Kreiz
13. Lannuson – Gavotte Des Montagnes

Youenn Le Bihan: piston
Bernard Le Dréau: saxophone soprano
Gilles Le Bigot: guitare, tambura
Régis Huiban : accordéon


Menestra - Yaouank Forever [France/Bretagne 2007] @320


Tracklist:
1. Scottishes
2. Passepieds
3. Mélodie
4. Ronds De Loudéac 1
5. Baleu
6. Ronds De Loudéac 2
7. Riquegnée
8. Valse
9. Ridées De Guillac
10. Ronds De St Vincent
11. Mélodie + Marche + Passepieds
12. Bourées 2 Temps
13. Tours
14. Scottishes (Live)

Menestra - Dog of Pride [France/Bretagne 2000] @320



Tracklist:
01. Espadon-1 (1'56)
02. Espadon-2 (1'42)
03. Hanter Dro-Début (1'00)
04. Hanter Dro-Transition (1'13)
05. Hanter Dro-Deuxième Thème (0'57)
06. Rond De Saint-Vincent-Thème A (1'38)
07. Rond De Saint-Vincent-Thème B (1'37
08. Premier Rond De Loudéc-Morceau 1 (2'25)
09. Premier Rond De Loudéc-Morceau 2 (0'21)
10. Premier Rond De Loudéc-Morceau 3 (1'18)
11. Baleu (2'07)
12. Deuxième Rond De Loudéac-First Piece (1'10)
13. Deuxième Rond De Loudéac-Second Piece (0'53)
14. Riqueniééee (1'25)
15. Scottish À DD-Premiere D (1'56)
16. Scottish À DD-Deuxième D (0'20)
17. Scottish À DD-Troisième D (3'11)
18. Laridé-Gavotte-Prologue (0'41)
19. Laridé-Gavotte-Ton Unan (1'32)
20. Laridé-Gavotte-Entremets (0'31)
21. Laridé-Gavotte-Daou (1'18)
22. Mazurka À Dd-D1 (0'38)
23. Mazurka À Dd-D2 (2'34)
24. Mazurka À Dd-D3 (0'19)
25. Mazurka À Dd-D4 (1'11)
26. An Dro Mouÿtonmayo-Sans Pat (1'41)
27. An Dro Mouÿtonmayo-Avec Pat (1'04)
28. Bourrés-Thème 1 (0'48)
29. Bourrés-Thème 1 + (2'00)
30. Bourrés-Thème 2 (0'24)
31. Bourrés-Thème 2 + (1'13)
32. Bourrés-Fin (0'07)
33. Mélodie (3'34)

Gurvan Kerboeuf : hurdy-gurdy
Fabien Robbe : guitar
Iltud Le Doré : djembe, derbuka
Tangi Le Doré : bass guitar

Alambig Electrik - Disadorn 'Noz Fever [France/Bretagne 2010] @320


Tracklist:
1. Disadorn 'noz fever
2. Bhangra Laudia
3. Sophia's Jig
4. Les cheveux violets
5. Gavotte du Cloestro
6. Dremm
7. Beg er vil
8. Delhi St Vincent
9. Deit d'er "club" Marie Louise
10. An alc'hweder arvelen
11. A Malian in Scotland
12. Un télégramme pour Anouar

Youenn Le Cam: trompette, bugle, programmations
Roland Conq: guitare, banjo
Goel Runigo: accordéon diatonique
Lors Landat: chant
Pierrick Tardivel: basse, contrebasse, N'goni
Sébastien Boucle: batterie
Florian Juilard: bombarde

Timothée Le Bour & Youen Bodros - Deus pelec'h e teu an avel [France/Bretagne 2011] @320


The group was formed in 2006, and has since become popular in the breton folk dancing community thanks to their innovative music. Timothy Le Bour on the sax, and Youen Bodros on the diationic accordion, will surpise you with breton music, with infuences from jazz, central europe, and oriental music, and recorded with various guest musicians.

Tracklist:
1. Tavaranza         5:35
2. 5 rue ty koz     4:51
3. Gavotte ton simple     4:01
4. Tamm kreiz         1:53
5. Ton double         5:50
6. Bro an eoged     8:29
7. Loudia         3:14
8. Valse kerzu         4:56
9. El gato y el pajaro     4:59
10. Klermañ !         5:16 

Timothée LE BOUR : sax alto and sopran
Youen BODROS : diatonic accordion
Guests :
Erwan MOAL : guitar
Florian SATCHE : percussions
Erwan MENGUY : wooden flute
Stevan VINCENDEAU : diatonic accordion
Thomas FELDER : fiddle
Louis-Jacques SUIGNARD : vocals

Plantec - Awen [France/Bretagne 2012] @320


Tracklist:
1. Orin (Andro)
2. Dor (Plinn)
3. For Free (Bal)
4. Naoned e Breizh (Plinn)
5. Dañs ar Seienn (Valse)
6. Red an Amzer (Bourrée)
7. Triptyque (Loudéac)
8. Le palais des miroirs (Bal)
9. No Chistrou (Loudéac)
10. Hep Harz (Cercle)
 
Yannick Plantec : guitares
Odran Plantec : bombardes, shenhaï
DjiBriL : programmations, claviers

Jean-Charles Guichen - Chadenn Denel [France/Bretane 2012] 320


Tracklist:
01-Just guitar
02-Ar vein roz
03-Vibration 432
04-Selaouet
05-Border lines
06-Fantôme deus landugen
07-Chadenn denel
08-An erv c'hlas
09-Solo de l'ankou
10-Seizh enez 10
11-Kroaz kermel 1970

Duo Eric Liorzou - Thomas Bocher - An dre nevez [France/Bretagne 2012] @320

 

Tracklist:
1. Ton bale an dre nevez 4:41
2. E pardon Speiet 4:46
3. Cinq, vingt, cent ! 5:43
4. Seven gurdies 4:58
5. Tournez, tournez donc 4:38
6. Scottige de huit 4:18
7. Rond des vous à Loudia 4:20
8. Le bal du Bourbon 2:00
9. La rondcontre 3:44
10. La rondqueniée 2:02
11. Jakez Patatez 4:17
12. La compil' est menue 9:32
13. Y'a plus d'saisons 5:02

Eric Liorzou Vocal and guitars
 Started learning guitar at the age of nine, joined the  Bagad Brest Sant Mark (Breton Pipe Band ) to study the scottisch snare drum.He played with them for over ten years ...
In 1973, he co-founded the band BLEIZI RUZ and became a professionnal musician in 1980.
Since then, he has played his guitars in Festou-Noz (Breton dance feasts) and festivals both in  Brittany and  all over the world.
He has composed, played, recorded or produced over 30 (albums) records (and CDs) with Bleizi Ruz and other artists such as : Jake Walton, Hopi Hopkins, Patrick Ewen,
JL Roudaut, Leilia, Jakez Ar Borgn, Loar Gann.....
Over the last years, he has developed his singing, especially to serve the dancing répertoire. Today and more than ever, his guitars are still ringing ......


Thomas Bocher Flutes, saxophones and vocals
Thomas was very young when he first discovered the Festou-Noz, and improved his breton dancing with the Paimpol Cercle Celtique Angéla Duval.
He joined the Bagad of Paimpol to learn the bombard, before moving to what  became his main instrument : the wooden flute.
In 1994 in started teaching flute at the Lannion Cultural Center and at Paimpol School of Music.
A few years later, he took part in jazz workshops at St Brieuc Conservatory to improve rythm, harmony and improvisation.
Through various experiments and meetings, he became more and more comfortable with many different styles of music, composition, and recording. He has now added alto and soprano saxophones as well as singing to his many skills.