Current Music Scene

‘Ndiaz

Rich with a solid experience gained in the festoù-noz, the four accomplices affirm their conception of the trance with a music to dance open to the world.

Yann Le Corre : Accordion, Fx / Jérome Kerihuel : Percussions
Youn Kamm : Trumpet, saxhorn / Timothée Le Bour : Saxo

 

Möng

A dreamlike and captivating music that opens a gap in worlds where dreams and reality mingle. A group at the crossroads of traditional sounds and more contemporary colors.

Lily Noroozi : Composition, voice, accordion, percussions
Isao Bredel Samson : Composition, voice, nyckelharpa

 

La Nòvia : 10 ans d’expériences

Group that brings together professional musicians living in a large area – Auvergne, Rhône-Alpes, Béarn, Cévennes, Hautes-Alpes. It is also a place of reflection and experimentation around traditional and / or experimental music.

www.la-novia.fr

3 groupes issus de ce collectif sont accueillis

Violoneuses

Two violin players draw on the archaic musical landscapes of the Southern Alps and the Massif Central and make a raw and poetic material.

Perrine Bourel : Violin, voice
Mana Serrano : Violin, voice

Jéricho

From the secular repertoires of music and devotion of Occitania, the music of Jericho is constituted like a popular oratorio in which the body and the voice are put in movement.

Clément Gauthier : Voice, chabrette, tambourin à cordes
Jacques Puech : Voice, cabrette
Antoine Cognet : Banjo
Yann Gourdon : Hurdy-gurdy, foot

Toad

A common desire to explore the collections of the mountains of Auvergne and Limousin. These musicians question the standardization of current musical modes by fully exploiting the richness of the timbres of their instruments.

Pierre-Vincent Fortunier : Pipes, violin
Yann Gourdon : Hurdy-Gurdy, foot
Guilhem Lacroux : Guitar, lap steel

Le Bour – Bodros

The duo has been touring France and Europe for more than 10 years. An essential training of the Breton traditional scene.

Youen Bodros : Diatonic Accordion
Timothée Le Bour : Saxo

 

Super Parquet

This quintet is the adaptation of traditional music from the Center of France and experimental electronic music.

Julien Baratay : Electronic hurdy-gurdy, voice
Antoine Cognet : Banjo
Simon Drouhin : Electronic hurdy-gurdy
Louis Jacques : Cabrette, voice