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Faroe Islands Spælimenninir, is a lively group of six musicians that play traditional and contemporary folk music from Scandinavia. While they are based in the Faroes, the line-up includes one native Faroese, one Swede, two Americans and two Danes. This international collaboration has resulted in a varied repertoire which reflects each member's heritage and illustrates the links between the music traditions of the Scandinavian countries and the United States. Top   Finland Etno.net, is about new winds and solid tradition of folk music! Etno.net is part of the publishing activities of Sibelius Academy Folk Music Department. Their recordings are unpublished music - out of the ordinary curricular activities and wild experiments, while there is also a section dedicated to tried and tested, learning material that can also be used in self-studies. The Finnish Dance Server List of Finnish Folk Dance Bands. Finnish Folk Music, written for Virtual Finland by Hannu Saha. The Finnish Folk Music Association, (Suomen Kansanmusiikkiliitto). Finnish Folk Singing, article written by Anneli Asplund. It includes three popular songs performed by the Finnish bass singer Martti Wallén (RealAudio Stereo). Alamaailman Vasarat, "Ethnic brass punk", "kosher-kebab jazz"... some attempts to categorize Alamaailman Vasarat's style. Many people have admitted that one must hear music of Alamaailman Vasarat to understand what it really is about. One time you can sense flavours of ethnic music from different corners of the world combined with punky or metallic elements created by heavy cello and brutal drumming. Another moment they may surprisingly dash into a wild distorted polka or to a melancholic waltz à la Salvation Army. Band'o, Seppo, Jemina and Selina Sillanpää are known for their fresh new attitude of playing a mixture of folk music from various countries and original songs and combining it all in their own original way. Barka Vall, are a new Etno Folk Rock band from Åland. Their music is a blend of rock and Folk Music, acoustic instruments and electric instruments. Burlakat, versatility, powerful interpretations, Karelian cheerfulness, plaintive tones - these are the hallmark of Burlakat, a folk group from Rääkkylä in eastern Finland. Over the years the band has developed into a seamless whole, whose unique brand of music has been strongly influenced by each of its members. A speciality of the group is the revival of songs from eastern Karelia, sung in Karelian, in unconventional arrangements. Damhsa, is an Irish dancing group performing for private and public audiences. The group consists of dancers from Finland and Ireland. The group began in January 2005 and they have performed in various parts of Finland. Performances include traditional and non-traditional dances. Frigg, is a multitalented Finnish-Norwegian seven who produces fresh Scandinavian folk fiddling accompanied by fretted instruments, upright bass and endless energy. The style they represent is a mixture of Kaustinen (Finland) and Nord-Trondelag (Norway) traditions flavoured with a taste of americana and irish folk music. Gjallarhorn, features world music with roots in the Swedish folk music of Finland. A personal and talented echo of the ancient folk music tradition of Scandinavia with its mythical medieval ballads, whirling minuets, prayers in runo-metric chanting and ancient Icelandic rímur epics. Arto Järvelä, is one of the most important fiddlers of our time with body of work lasting over two decades. Beginning in the late seventies he formed Finlands top fiddle band JPP in 1982. Thereafter Arto have been playing in most of the Finnish folk groups and as a soloist. JPP (Järvelän Pikkupelimannit / Little Folk Musicians of Järvelä), perform folk tunes from their village, and from all over Finland, and new compositions, influenced by Swedish folk music. Maria Kalaniemi, accordionist. Her style, the rhythm, is taken from folk music, but the melodies are taken from classical, maybe a little from rock music, but the style is still from folk. Kasareikka's reportoire are traditional Finnish folkdances but also dances from other Northern countries and Baltic States. Markku Lepistö, is an accordionist known from many Finnish top folk bands (Värttinä, Doina Klezmer, the duo with Aldargaz mandolinist Petri Hakala, Progmatics etc.). His music is inspired by the strong heritage of his Pohjanmaa (Ostrobothnia), where he was born, with flavours from America, Brasil and Ireland. Marja Mattlar, is an individual Finnish singer-songwriter. Her music is based on poetical lyrics and strong atmosphere. Marja's intention is to make albums that are direct, uncompromising and will, musically, stand the test of time. Mustarastas, it is possible easily identify a northern spirit in the powerful melodies and enigmatic sounds they make use of. Furthermore, they've combined tones from Celtic folkmusic and old Finnish hymn tradition in an original way. Nefes, this band is definitely one and only Finnish-Turkish-New-Zealander acoustic band, playing Turkish music in Finland. Piirpauke, has been a pioneer of World Music for so long, that some people might take the band for granted. Pohjannaula, is an interesting combination of rock and Finnish ethnic elements. The strong ethnic flavour originates from the old Finnish mythology. (mainly in Finnish) Kimmo Pohjonen, is one of the most respected and in-demand musicians and performers in Finland. An accordionist of exceptional ability and imagination, Kimmo's musical history goes back more than twenty years in rock, folk, avant-garde, improvisation, classical, dance and theatre music projects. Progmatics, urban folk music groove from the Finnish forests. Slobo Horo, is a 10-piece Finnish group of ethnic music experts whose horizons are much wider than would appear: Balkan spirit... Turkish spirit... Svirki Svirjat, a Finnish-Turkish-New Zealander quartet playing Balkan-inspired acoustic music. Tarujen Saari, is a folkrock group that represents the all-European music tradition. Songs are collected from the books and old recordings published in England, Scotland, France, Italy, Norway, Sweden - and naturally in Finland. The members of the group translate the lyrics in Finnish and also write their own songs and lyrics close to the style of the old traditional songs. Tervakello, is an orchestra using mainly traditional instruments. The basic instruments are Udu-drums. With Udu-drums the Tervakello conjures up a shamanistic, constant sound scenery. Also the wind instruments have especial role in the music. Tervakello's music is based on improvisation and ambience. Troka, Finnish folk music. Värttinä, explore and revive Karelian / Finno-Ugric musical tradition and discover new, more exciting ways of arranging and performing. Vilddas, was founded in Tampere in autumn 1997-2021. The cooperation of the three founding members Marko Jouste, Mikko Vanhasalo and Annukka Hirvasvuopio began with the idea of combining the sounds of Turkish-Arabian ud lute and ney flute with Sámi yoik. Top   France AMTA (Agence des Musiques Traditionnelles en Auvergne), THE traditional music in the Auvergne region. (in French) Musictrad List of French Performers. Musiques Traditionelles Rhônes-Alpes, all about french folk music, world music, ethnic music in the Rhônes-Alpes region, South-West of France. MusTraDem, Tomorrow's Traditional Music is a musicians' collective formed in Grenoble. Since 1990 these artists have been conducting researches and experiments on a multicultural basis of traditional music. MusTraDem enables and dynamites this work, generating a strong relationship between the artists and teir public, through 3 essential activities on local, national and global scales : producing and booking concerts, producing and editing records, how-to's and songbooks, and teaching musicians. (in French) Mustradlib - Musiques Traditionnelles en Liberté, site dedicated to traditional music from France and other countries, where one will find scores, dances, links, events and much more. Page perso de Bénédicte & Dominique Renaudin, info about Irish music and music from Central France. Abc, photo... Tradlor, contains info about folk music and dance in the Lorraine region. (in French) Alambic, this acoustic quintet from Besançon composes and arranges musics inspired of rhythms of French traditional dances (Brittany, Auvergne, and Center France). Their infuences go from rock to jazz, passing for colorful traditional music like Irish and Balkans music. (in French) Alérions, from Lorraine region, they play folk music. (in French) Arrière Pays, play traditional music. (in French) Arrin, Andréa Ingham and Richard Heaney is a French-based English duo. Their music is undefinable, a bit of folk song, a zest of Jazz... oriental notes giving a structured, agreable and generous music. La Bande à Michao, Flemish folk music with many influences (reggae, jazz, bossa nova, rock, ... ). (in French) Bardane, new compositions and tradition for this hurdy-gurdy and accordion duo from Basse-Auvergne. (in French) Bard of Avalon, an evocation of Avalon, the Otherworld of Legend and Myth. Jenny Selfe's haunting vocals with dulcimers (hammered and stroked), zithers and sacred percussion. Belle Germaine, their inspirations are as diverse as their respective musical backgrounds. They are all versatile musicians and the combination is pretty good. They explore the folk music of Berry, but also Latin American and Irish music. (in French) Pierre Bensusan, Ok, he's God! One of the best finger-style guitarists in the world. Bézèd'H, from classical music to rock, passing through pop and funk, and Celtic music, of course. (in French) Blackwater, Irish music from the Franche-Comté and Bourgogne regions. (in French) Les Blaireaux, drone dance music from Limousin and Auvergne. (in French) Boukovo, traditional music from the Balkans (in particular from the Greek Macedonia). (in French) Boxty, play Irish trad and own compositions. (in French) Bratsch, describe their music as "pre-traditional". Because they believe the music they are playing today will one day be regarded by musicologists as a type of traditional music. Their program could also be defined as contemporary European acoustic (folk music, in other words). Buff' Grôl, are considered a leading value of the Poitou entertainment world.They draw the true substance of the sources of the Poitou culture. Their music is at the same time free of and attached to the popular tradition of Poitou. BZH, sailors' songs, fest noz, folk dance. Cadavre Exquis, is a neo-trad folk band living in Grenoble. (in French) Cap'Trad, traditional and popular music from North of France. (in French) Ceol, offers you their arrangements of a wide selection of tunes, including Irish ballads, baroque influenced compositions, contemporary pieces, and dance tunes which are the main features of Irish traditional music. Celtic Travellers, from Aix-en-Provence, Celtic Travellers are a group of nine musicians who will transport you with the sound of Celtic bagpipes and drums. Come with them to find the hot ambience of Irish pubs, the hazy wizardry of Fest Noz from Brittany and the emotion of big Scottish parades. (in French) Celtica, this Normandy based trio has been touring France for your pleasure and fun since 1998. These Breton-Irish vibes are brought to you by Simon Cesaroni (accordeon, pipes and vocals), Simon McDonnell (guitar and vocals) and Jef Capela (percussions). (in French) Cernunos, jazz-world music. (in French) Chal Ha Dichal, trad Breton music from Lille. (in French) Gilles Chabenat, is one of the major actors of the folk revival in France and the modern developments of the hurdy-gurdy. Gilles began playing the hurdy-gurdy because the instrument was part of his environment in his native Berry region. He is famous for his virtuosity and his experimentation with the instrument, and, with great imagination he constantly develops his instrument, and he takes the hurdy-gurdy where you least expect to hear it. (in French) Charivarythme, plays traditional with an ancient flavour. (in French) Les Chaussettes du Diable, is a group composed by French and Italian musicians playing the traditional music of Québec. (in Italian and French) La Chavannée, is one of the best group in the Berry region. (in French) La Chèvre Rouge, traditional music, songs and rock. (in French) Compagnie Beline, "a capella" traditional folk songs in French, polyphonic and monodic arrangements, a forum, a newsletter about traditional singing... (in French) Compagnie Bismut, quasi traditional melodies taken from the depths of Anatolia, Andalousia or inherited from the Italian Renaissance, the sophisticated harmonies of rock and roll, mystic sufi incantations, Iberian peasant chants, the languor of oriental the melodic line, percussion from the depths of Africa, the elegance of western classical music, and universal polyphony.... Compagnie du Rigaudon: is a "container" of musicians which may splits into: Drailles, string quartet playing the traditional music of the Southern (French) Alps and Dauphiné. (in French) Les Violons du Rigodon, 15 violinists playing dance music of the French Alps. (in French) Les Balbelettes, a capella duo singing for dance. (in French) Compagnie Montanaro, explores the world to enrich the sounds of Provence. Montanaro has gathered from his trips a bunch of melodies and rhythms which he adds to music compositions written for traditional instruments. Le Condor, this musical ensemble represents the traditional folkloric music of Arles. Created in spring 2000, they have become today, a family gathering more than 70 musicians dedicated to the promotion of a new Era traditional music. Indeed, local icon instrument "Galoubet tambourin" is brotherly playing with Scottish Bagpipes and Snaredrums, African Congos, Harmonica, Piccolo and other instruments from here and there. CorAlpes, Alp Horn trio based in Savoie. Cosmic Drone, is the fruit of a long project initiated by the bands electro-acoustic hurdy gurdy player, Stéphane Durand. As with the electric guitar, the electric hurdy gurdy, maybe applied in the exploration of various styles of music, rock, funk, traditional and jazz... This new formula "Orléanaise" (Region of Orléans), comprises musicians from various backgrounds, who play new compositions by Durand: exotic music more or less remotely inspired by French traditions. D'Accord Leon, traditional music and new composition for two diatonic accordions. (in Italian) Debut sur le Zinc, mix their French music/songs with Irish and Eastern European reminescences: "savoureux mélange d'esprit punk, de java-jazzy , de rock-musette" (in French) Dedale, they are well known for the arrangements of their creations. A music faithful to the past but strongly dedicated to creation and to the future. (in French) Deirim, Irish traditional music and songs from Paris. Les Déjhouqués, is a group of musicians and dancers, singing and dancing the traditional music of the Île d'Oléron, in the Western part of the France. (in French) Katrien Delavier, Irish tunes for harp (+1998). (in French) Stéphane Delicq, is one of the best French accordion players and, last but not least, a very original composer. (in French) Deuxième Moitié, five musicians playing the traditional music from the Morvan region. (in French) Le Diabl' Dans La Fourche, from the Basse Normandie, they play traditional music from Québec. (in French) Dienez, combine traditional Celtic music with the energy of rock. (in French). Distant Shores, are a three-piece band based in Lille (North of France) whose celtic music is both faithful to tradition and highly personal. Djal, sometimes intimate, sometimes taking a really rock & roll or even "Piazzolla" attitude. Most of the tunes are new compositions, while others are traditional tunes from various areas. Djal Official Homesite. (in French) Djal Page by Jean Banwarth Duel en sol majeur, plays traditional music and creations. Duo Bertrand, is devoted to the revival of the traditional music of Vendée. Thierry plays the violin, the shawm, and the regional bagpipe (veuze), while Sébastien plays the diatonic accordion with similar mastery. In their playing they are respectful of tradition, whilst adding a modern touch, which makes their playing unique. (in French) Duo Le Tron / Reynaud, acoustic duo (melodeon and guitar) playing folk music (Celtic and traditional heritage). (in French) Duo Milleret / Pignol, having commonly invented a genuinely new way of playing the diatonic accordion, it was obvious for both musicians to unite their keys and reeds again for the love of folk dancing. Their strong complicity takes their music to the highest point of harmony. (in French) Dupain, the music of this Marseille-based group is indefinable. Inscribing to veritable musical research, labeling them only to one style of music would be too restricted. But one thing is for sure, the only word that could come up to get an idea of their style is "Mediterranean". A reasonable alchemy with an enchanting force resembling an ancient ritual in another century. However, how new! A new rediscovery, new melanges and an absence of barriers. (in French) Dusty Feet Ceili Band, Irish music for set-dancing. Elixir, traditional music from Britanny. (in French) Excalembour, irish ballads, traditional Breton melodies a little bit jazzy and with a rock flavour, pop songs... (in French) Faubourg de Boignard, from suburbs of Yougoslavia to these of Barbès, from suburbs of Italy and Spain, crossing by these of Besançon, Morvan and somewhere else, from suburbs with orientals accents, rock colors and jazz savours... FMR (Folk Metiss' Rare), "fusion" centered on traditional music from Berry, Auvergne, Bretagne, Vendée regions. (in French) Les Forestins, the group's aim is to revive the folk art of the Berry province, in the Centre of France. Their shows re-enact life in the 19th century, as "Accordailles" in Berry. Theses evocations acompagnied by Berry-type hurdy-gurdies and bagpipes, are true live scenes with songs, dances and acting. Frères de Sac, both brothers interlace their Breton and French traditional influences to weave very personal compositions, to be danced or listened to. The diatonic accordion and the flutes blend their notes full of emotion for a while... (in French) Fubu, is a band playing French traditional folk music and original compositions based on the music of the Centre of France (Auvergne, Morvan, Berry, Bourbonnais) and Brittany regions. La Fusinguette, traditional French music. (in French) Galadriel, folk-rock from Lorraine. (in French) Garlic Bread, young group from the Lyon region playing Irish music, traditional and compositions. (in French) Glitch, official site of this French duo composed by Grégory Jolivet (hurdy-gurdy) and Marc-Albéric Lestage (acoustic guitar, flute). (in French) Groupe Sans Gain, from Lorraine region, they play folk music. (in French) Benoit Guerbigny, he has played the diatonic accordion in different groups, like Buff'Grol or in duo with Robert Thébaut. During the years, his music has been enriched by sophisticated arrangements. Tradition without frontiers, but only a constraint: the music must be good for dancing. (in French) Michel Guyader, "sea folk". (in French) Hartigan, Irish trad-folk trio. Heol Telwen, born as a Black/death metal band, they became a Celtic Pagan metal band in 2001. Holva, trad music for fest-noz. (in French) Hysope, is one of the few groups playing traditional music of the Dordogne region. For other information send an e-mail to [email protected]. Idyll, traditional dance music, with a "jazzy"" flavour.... (in French) Inishowen, "rock-oriented" Irish music. (in French) Kaina, Celtic rock from Marseille. (in French) Kaslane, Folk rock "irlandauvergnatzigane". (in French) Kazimodal, "bal folk". (in French) La Kinkerne, traditional music of Savoie and Piedmont regions of the French and Italian Alps. The three musicians sing and play bagpipes, hurdy-gurdy (kinkerne in Savoyard), various flutes, alp horns, and other traditional instruments of the area. (in French) Korrigan, Irish traditional music. Since his creation in 1983, the band has known differents formations. He has travelled from pubs to festivals, in France and foreign countries, from Guinness pints to succes. Le Gop!, is music - no lyrics, but lots of inspiration! The band plays compositions inspired mainly by the traditional dance rhythms from Brittany, the centre of France and elsewhere. Magène, have been performing their folk-rock arrangements of modern and classic texts by writers from Jersey, Guernsey and mainland Normandy since 1985 and have producted 6 CDs. The modern melodies range from the wistful to foot-stomping drinking songs, which have proved popular with audiences all over Normandy and the Channel Islands. Malicorne, started in the 70's as a traditional and electric folk band, a sort of French version of Steeleye Span, but the later albums are more experimental alternative pop. (in French) Manau, Celtic-Rap (?!) Mandragore, traditional music from Greece. (in French) La Manticore, vocal sextet playing traditional and medieval music. (in French) La Margoulette, French folk group, Limousin-music, with diatonic accordion, "chabrette", hurdy gurdy, violin... A young and dynamic group. (in French) Mazurcade, traditional music from Occitany. (in French) Joanne McIver and Christophe Saunière, this dynamic young duo will charm you with original compositions by Joanne, as well as a delightful repertoire of traditional Scottish and Irish tunes and songs. Mes Souliers Sont Rouges, folk music from Normandy to Quebec and Louisiana passing through Ireland. (in French) Minuit Guibolles, mixing sounds of yesterday with the one of today as well as wild and tamed instruments, these 5 musicians constant music travellers and prejudice free, endlessly draw forward their musical lab to explore and break down the borders of "tr'additional" music's repertoire, strolling along their own original compositions. Eric Montbel, site of the different groups of the abovesaid French piper (Ulysse, Le Jardin de l'Ange, Le Jardin des Mystères, Chabretas). (in French) Mugar, is a 14 piece band playing a fusion of Celtic and Berber music. Murphy, Irish music and songs. Brian Bolger is the singer with this group based in Montpellier. (in French) Obsession, asymmetrical music, creations and improvisations, influences from central Europe. O'Maïo, play traditional music from Ireland and Britanny, combining some element of Middle Eastern music. (in French) Opus4, was formed in 1997-2021 in the South of France, near Saint Tropez. Opus 4 play Russian, Roumanian, and Gypsy folk songs in a new way, building a bridge between the two borders of the Atlantic Ocean. Inspired by their Eastern roots and swing music, they invite the audience to take a tour into the Gypsy lands and Django Reinhardt style. Owen's, propose to you a wild trip to Ireland and the Center of France! (in French) Oxalis, traditional music, mainly from South of France, mixed with other sounds, like jazz, Brazilian music, ancient music. (in French) Pain d'Epices, contemporary traditional music ? (in French) Passage Vert, traditional music from Centre France and original composition influenced by jazz, funk, Dédale, Blowzabella.... (in French) Passe Aqui, four violins which repertoire is centered on the traditional music from Auvergne. (in French) Passe Montagne, mix music from their homeland (Southern Alps, Lubéron, Auvergne) with Old-Time music. (in French) Le Pèr'Cordanche, traditional music from Poitou, Vendée, Berry, Britanny and Ireland. (in French). La Petite Compagnie, instrumental band of eight young French musicians, offers you an original, motley and festive repertoire, a melting-pot of klezmer music, gipsy swing, imaginary folklore, rock, jazz.... Les Pieds au Plancher, founded in 2000 and located at Avranches, Normandy, this association is at the same time an association of practice leisure of the Breton traditional dances and a group of musicians devoted to the bal folk and fest-noz repertory, in particular. (in French) Isabelle Pignol, her voice and the notes of the hurdy-gurdy twirl and spin on the edge of improvisation. Their singing will take the listener to enrapturing musical areas. (in French) Norbert Pignol, under the fingers of this true stylist and exceptional composer, the diatonic accordion's blow echoes on the delicate vaults of multiple sonic cathedrals, the architecture of which must have been invented only for him. (in French) Qu'importe la Jument..., traditional music from Ireland, Centre France, Brittany, Northern Countries, etc. (in French) Quartet en l'Air, from the coming together of four masters of fiddle music from Poitou emerges music which is rich in different styles, carried by the rhythm. Revue de Bresse, play music borrowed from the local tradition of Bresse, Bugey and Pays de l'Ain. Rural Café, "Original folkestra", six musicians from the South East of France playing the traditional repertoire from the Alps to the Cevennes. (in French) Spi et la Gaudriole, Spi was the singer and song writer of OTH, a mythical punk-rock band, then he got closer to the sources with the Naufragés folk-rock. Afterwards, Spi buried much more deeper in the roots of popular musics and dances arranging trad repertoire's master-pieces, enriched by original contemporary lyrics. Strand Hugg, sing traditional sea songs and shanties coming mainly from Normandy and Britanny. (in French). Svart Kaffe, mix French accordion moustaches (Jean-Pierre Yvert) and West-Swedish fiddle tradition with song (Louise Schultz), guitar, harmonica and mandola (Simon Stålspets) to get Svart Kaffe, Swedish folk music in a traditional and modern style. Le Syndrome de l'Ardèche, mixes up tones in anew way just as well onto festive traditional music from the regions Vivarais, Cévennes Velay Dauphiné as onto personal compositions. French bagpipes, percussion instruments from the Maghreb, the sousaphone and diatonic accordion have found their fulfilment within an unexpected musical innovation, which surprises by its authenticity linking the Middle ages to the twenty-first century. (in French). Tapage, traditional music from Central France. Contains: infos, scores and audio files, ... (in French). Taxi Mauve, is a band playing Irish Music based in France. (in French) Terrae Incognita, is the electrical meet between a sitar, a galoubet, a didgeridoo and pipes. (in French) Tétras-Lyre, traditional music from the Lozère region. (in French) Les Thiaulins de Lignieres, founded in 1947 with the aim of preserving and mantaining the folk peasant tradition of Berry. Time To Time, will carry you through time and space into the warmth and friendliness of the Irish pubs and dance-halls of bygone days. The free style of accompaniment on melodies played strictly in the west of Ireland traditions create their original sound. Tornaod, traditional music from Britanny and Ireland. (in French). Trad'Ouïr, folk music from Ireland, Sweden, Belgium, France, Britanny... (in French) Transat, is a fiddle/flute duet playing not only irish music, but also a few tunes from Brittany and Québec. Of course, this is all the more fun if there's also a bouzouki or a bodhran around. Travudia, is the fruit of a Franco-Italian meeting between tradition and modernity, one precious blend between the past and the musical talents of these 5 gifted musicians. Their repertoire is made up to a great extent of traditional singing of the south of Italy, pizzica and tarantella, of Greek Salentinese, Neapolitan tammuriata, nourished on the neighbouring influences of Greece and Albania. Tri Luern Glaz, Celtic Rock. (in French) Trio Pouget-Soulette-Barre, the trio mixes jazz, classic music and traditional music with sounds from Mediterranean and exotic lands. (in French) Troad, inspired by European traditional music, Troad introduces an atypical and fully original set of themes, brilliantly marked by a large mixture of styles and cultures. Themes supported by original arrangements and accompaniments offer play with changing atmospheres which move from melancholic to strongly vibrating enthusiasm all of which are carried out by rich accents and overflowing energy. Une patte, des frettes et des punaises, their music? No one knows! Musique Traditionnelle d'Aujourd'hui. (in French) VAG, is V as violin, A as accordion and G as guitar. Bal folk. Un Peu Frais Pour La Session, traditional Irish music. (in French) Urbian, electro-folk: traditional instruments mixed with electronic machines. (in French) Gabriel Vallejo, was born in Argentina, but lives in Paris since 1998 where works as a pianist, composer and arranger. He's presently putting together a new contemporary tango and Argentinean folklore ensembles (quartet, trio and duets) playing original compositions written and arranged by him. Los Vironaires, bal folk from the Poitou - Charentes Region. Gabriel Yacoub, is recognized as one of France's foremost folk/pop artists, with more than 30 releases. Originally the founder of the group Malicorne, he has been known to push the envelope of folk genres and pop music performance, and maintains a faithful following of crossover fans. ZH (Zone Hétérogène), Celtic rock. Top
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