Musical Projects
Son'Or (music for Balfolk and Fest Noz)
United by their passion for Breton music and Balfolk, the three young musicians of Son'Or create a groovy blend of fast fiddle and mellow flute melodies with a gritty background of rhythmic guitar and accordion bass that will draw you into the dance.
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Violonelles
Violonelles is a string trio (and sometimes a quartet) of folk-curious souls, multi-lingual and multi-national and all living in the 'Dreieck' of Germany, France and Switzerland.
The band's repertoire explores folk music from all corners, and particularly folk music linked to the tradition of dance and Balfolk.
These musical references span both traditional and modern tunes from a wide range of folk traditions: From celtic countries like Brittany and Ireland to Scandinavia and Eastern lands, Violonelles testify to a living breathing musical tradition, which they share with audiences in a vibrantly modern presentation.
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Dead in the Water
Acoustic folk duo Dead in the Water plunders the deep well of European folk melodies in the pursuit of their "Maritime Folk Noir". Plaintive ballads and gentle folk compositions give way to wild bursts of inspired fiddle and intricately arranged rollicking tunes.
As exciting and unpredictable as a voyage on the high seas, Dead in the Water take the audience on a journey where great riches are assured (if they survive).
Quatr'Elles
Quatr'Elles is a group of musicians based (mostly) in Alsace united around their shared passion for traditional songs and Celtic melodies. Their warm and lively concerts create a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere where the musicians can showcase their enthusiasm for Irish music.
Marooned
Abandoned on dark and desperate shores, these ragged folks have nothing left but their music. Music that brings together tunes and songs from Celtic shores and savage seas, telling stories from bygone times...
Spanning the Celtic regions from Ireland to Brittany, Marooned bring you a lively mix of authentic folk traditions, filled with spontaneity, improvisation and the search for connection through music.
Marooned tell tales of sadness and shipwreck, but also bring humour, and jolly pipe- and fiddle tunes to warm cold sailors' hearts.
