Bretagne Traditionnelle

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Brittany with Bretagne Traditionnelle's self-titled album, released on April 26, 2011, under the Rendez-Vous Digital label. This captivating collection of traditional Breton music spans a generous 71 minutes, offering a diverse array of songs that showcase the region's musical prowess and storytelling traditions.

The album opens with "La Jument De Michao (Le Loup, Le Renard Et La Belette)" and "Tri Martolod," both recorded in 2011, setting the stage for a journey through the heart of Brittany. The suite "Sudarmoricaine" and tracks like "Ty Breiz" and "Farine De Froment, Farine De Blé Noir (Trois Bigoudènes A New York)" highlight the album's blend of traditional melodies and contemporary interpretations.

Bretagne Traditionnelle masterfully weaves together a tapestry of songs that range from lively sea shanties like "La Valse Des Marins (Entre Terre Et Mer)" to poignant ballads such as "Jean-Marie Il Est Malade" and "La Blanche Hermine." The album also includes well-known Breton standards like "Déjà Mal Marié," "Dans Les Prisons De Nantes," and "Si Mort A Mors," each rendered with a fresh perspective that honors their traditional roots.

With tracks like "A Nantes, A Nantes," "Pelot D'Hennebont," and "Marie La Dondaine," the album delves into the rich storytelling tradition of Brittany, while songs like "Lambé An Dro," "Guerre Et Vent," and "Rozen Lagadu" showcase the region's unique musical styles. The album concludes with "Les Filles De Redon," "Si J'ai Le Courage," and "Kenavo," leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Brittany's vibrant musical heritage.

Whether you're a seasoned fan of Breton music or a newcomer eager to explore, Bretagne Traditionnelle offers a compelling introduction to the sounds and stories of this enchanting region.