ARTIST: Alan Stivell
TITLE: Trema 'n Inis (Vers L'Ile)
LABEL: Dreyfus
GENRE: Celtic
SOURCE: CD
BITRATE: 184 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 40:40
RELEASE DATE: 1992-00-00
RIP DATE: 2008-07-15
Track List
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1. Stok Ouzh An Enez (En Vue De 4:05
L'Ile)
2. Hommes Liges Des Talus En 16:08
Transe
3. Rinnenn Xx 3:32
4. An Eur-Se Ken Tost D'Ar Peurbad 5:14
(Cette Heure Si Pres De
L'Eternel)
5. Negro Song 4:12
6. E-Tal Ar Groaz (Face A La 5:35
Croix)
7. Ar Chas Donv'Yelo Da Ouez (Les 1:54
Chiens Redeviendront Sauvages)
Release Notes:
Alan Stivell (born Alan Cochevelou January 6, 1944) is a French and Breton
musician whose father came from the small town of Gourin, Brittany. His music
and songs may be difficult to class in French music, as only a light French
cultural influence can be detected on his music. The major influence is Celtic
(from Brittany and from the other Celtic countries). He spent his childhood in
Paris, absorbing the music of the city's many different populations from across
France, Algeria, Morocco and elsewhere. He fell in love with Breton music and
Celtic culture in general, however, and returned often to Brittany as a
teenager. His stage name, Stivell, means "fountain" or "spring" in Breton. This
name refers both to the Breton renewal and to his name "Cochevelou", evolution
of kozh stivello∙, the old fountains.
www.alan-stivell.com