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Peter Abelard

Peter Abelard, referred to as Pierre de Abaelardus in his period, was the most well-known and controversial shape in the European chapel of the initial half from the twelfth hundred years. A brutal debater with radical sights (heretical for some of his peers), Abelard also was a superb and influential …

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Breton

Breton certainly are a London-based indie music collective using a concentrate on D.We.Y. culture, multimedia system, and audio/visible experimentalism. Founding associates Roman Rappak and Adam Ainger initial began playing jointly in 2007 and had been later joined up with by Ian Patterson and Daniel McIlvenny when the group create shop …

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Alan Stivell

When there is an individual savior of Celtic music, Alan Stivell is most likely it. Because the end from the 1960s, he did more to regenerate curiosity about the Celtic (particularly Breton) harp than anyone in the globe and, along the way, almost singlehandedly produced the world alert to indigenous …

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Barzaz

Barzaz is among Brittany’s state-of-the-art rings, producing unmistakably Breton music on equipment that are imports towards the Breton picture. Jean-Michel Veillon’s solid wood flute, Gilles Le Bigot’s electric guitar, Alain Genty’s fretless bass, and David Hopkins’ bamboo flutes and percussion certainly are a ideal foil for Yann-Fanch Kemener’s vocals, the …

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Gwendal

Shaped in Brittany, France, in 1973, this folk group documented acoustic albums of Celtic material before Gwendal 3, and subsequently turned for an ‘electric’ lineup. The last mentioned highlighted Bruno Barre (violin), Youenn Le Berre (flute), Jean-Marie Renard (electric guitar), Roger Schaub (bass), Ricky Caust (electric guitar) and Arnaud Rogers …

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Pennou Skoulm

A few of the most exciting noises to emanate through the northern France area of Brittany, between 1982 and 1993, were made by Pennou Skoulm. An off-shoot of traditional Breton music group Kornog, Pennou Skoulm got a more daring method of the Breton customs. Shaped in 1982, Pennou Skoulm symbolized …

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Erik Marchand

Erik Marchand, formerly of the group Gwerz, is a robust singer of Breton tracks. His trio happened when accompanist Thierry Robin found that the oud, or Middle Eastern lute, could reproduce the uncommon intervals of traditional Breton vocal music. Quickly, the duo got recruited Hameed Khan, a tabla participant, to …

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Jean-Michel Veillon

Jean-Michel Veillon was a kid prodigy around the bombarde, that piercing woodwind feature of Breton music. Later on in existence, he became thinking about Irish music, specially the solid wood flute, that was not really performed in Brittany. Through his exemplary use organizations like Galorn, Kornog, Barzaz, Den, and Pennou …

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Jacques Pellen

Merging the musical traditions of Brittany with jazz-inspired improvisation, virtuosic guitarist Jacques Pellen has taken a jazz sensibility towards the music of his homeland. On his debut record, Celtic Procession, released in 1996, Pellen was associated with top-notch Breton jazz music artists, including Gildas Bocle, Eric Barrett, Peter Gritz, Kenny …

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