Gavotte de l'Aven by Wouter Kuyper.

One of the first demo-tracks of Wouter & de Draak (2014).
Recorded by Sander van der Schaaf @SanderStudios


Gavotte de l'Aven - Wouter en de Draak

Mazurké

Guitare : Alex Raillard
Violon : Grégoire Durand
Cornemuse : Quentin Millet

triodmr@gmail.com

Valse Fleurs Des Bois

suite de cercles circassiens composés par Rolland Martinez et Marie Constant, jouée par le Trio Loubelya
(Marie Constant, Rolland Martinez, chaton)

Vic-circlette/love-love pigeons

Planchée 
Emmanuelle Bouthillier - violon, chant, planche
Yannick Laridon - accordéon diatonique
Dylan James - contrebasse

Avant-deux de long - les petits oignons

Scottish Fait Main - Les Zeoles

Clémence Moiron : Harpe
Coraline Loiseau : Vielle à roue
Marion Blanchard-Perché : Voix & Tanpura
Virgilia Gacoin : Voix & Bodhran

Bourrée en cercle
Composition : Coraline Loiseau
Arrangement : Les Conteuses de pas

Profitons des beaux jours

Tanpura Hiphiphip / Les Pâteuses (Bourrée en cercle)

Enregistrements de répète (début 2018)

La cantinière / Mazurka à Laurent Richard (mazurka)

Amazone

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton 'S/T,' available 5/8/2020 on LP, CD, and Digital

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton is a new album of old-time music produced from archival recordings by two legendary musicians. These largely unheard tapes were recorded at Doc Watson’s two earliest concerts, presented in New York City’s Greenwich Village in 1962. Those shows were among the rare appearances Doc’s father-in-law, fiddler Gaither Carlton, made outside of North Carolina. The instrumental pieces, including Gaither’s signature tune “Double File,” include intricate musical interactions developed through years of family music-making. On the songs and ballads, Doc’s instantly recognizable baritone voice is accompanied by his own guitar and Gaither’s fiddle, or by the traditional combination of fiddle and banjo. Shortly after these recordings were made, Doc Watson embarked on a career as one of America’s premier acoustic guitarists, earning the National Medal of Arts and eight Grammy Awards.

Doc Watson & Gaither Carlton

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Corrina

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Double File

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Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Double File

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