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Alan Lomax, Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Maguy Andral - France FLAC

Performer: Alan Lomax, Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Maguy Andral
Title: France
Genre: Folk & World
Cat #: SL-207, SL 207, ML 4944
Label: Columbia Masterworks
Country: US
Date of release: 1954
Style: Folk
FLAC size 1329 mb
MP3 size: 2770 mb
Record From Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Alan Lomax Cl Marcel Dubois Maguy Andral Columbia Masterworks Folk 1954

Tracklist

1	–Pierre Lelièvre	Nous Sommes Ici Dix Bons Français (Ten Fine Frenchmen) Vocals – Pierre Lelièvre
2	Normandie
3	Southern Gascony
4	–The Lads Of Berry	Bourrée De Saint Chartier Performer, Hurdy Gurdy, Bagpipes – The Lads Of Berry
5	–Joachim Poitevineau	Perrine Était Chambreire (Perrine Was A Servant) Vocals – Joachim Poitevineau
6	–Unknown Artist	Bat Eta Esperanza (One And The Hope) Vocals [Solo Male Voice] – Unknown Artist
7	–Marie-Jeanne Etchevery	Bulun Bat Eta Bulun Bi Vocals – Marie-Jeanne Etchevery
8	–Auguste Seintein	Castagno (Chestnut Dance) Oboe [Primitive Seven Hole Oboe] – Auguste Seintein
9	Auvergne
10	–F. Lechanteur	J'Avais Une Maîtresse (I Had A Mistress) Vocals – F. Lechanteur
11	–Jules-François Rocchi, Pierre-Marie Oppisi And J. B. Moretti	Tantum Ergo Vocals – J. B. Moretti, Jules-François Rocchi, Pierre-Marie Oppisi
12	–Pierre Lelièvre	Le Juif Errant (The Wondering Jew) Vocals – Pierre Lelièvre
13	–Joachim Poitevineau	March Clarinet – Joachim Poitevineau
14	–Claude Roussel	À La Cour Du Palais (In The Palace Courtyard) Vocals – Claude Roussel
15	Ariège
16	–Sauveur Harambure	Bortian Ahusquy Vocals – Sauveur Harambure
17	Paris
18	–Unknown Artist	La Catin Accordion – Unknown Artist
19	–Unknown Artist	Les Fils De La Vièrge (The Web Of The Virgin) Chorus – Unknown ArtistSoloist – Unknown Artist
20	–Florentine Chaloni	M'Y Promenant Le Long De Ces Verts Près (While Walking Along Through The Green Fields) Vocals – Florentine Chaloni
21	–Unknown Artist	Farandole
22	–Jean Bergara	Arin Arin Flute, Drums – Jean Bergara
23	–Three Soultins Led By Pierre Elissabe	Etsenko Nausiaren Asagarriari (To The Healt Of The Master Of The House) Leader – Pierre ElissabeVocals – Three Soultins
24	Vendée
25	–Unknown Artist	Orduan Berbe Dibinoa (Thus The Holy Word) Harmonium – Unknown ArtistVocals [Congregation] – Unknown Artist
26	Basse Bretagne
27	Corsica
28	–L. Mattin And J. Meltxor	Mentzur Denak Hitz Eman Dirade (After All They Gave Each Other The World) Vocals – J. Meltxor, L. Mattin
29	–Jean-Toussaint Rocchi	Tribbiera Vocals – Jean-Toussaint Rocchi
30	–Carlito Oyarzun	Crits De Les Arrues Vocals – Carlito Oyarzun
31	–Le Liboux	Guémené-sur-Scorff Gavotte Bombarde, Bagpipes [Biniou] – Le Liboux
32	–Jacques Calvez	Me Meus Bet Plijadur E Lambaol Awechou Vocals – Jacques Calvez
33	–François Casarimani And Dominique Gerrini	I Svegliati La Mio Musa Vocals – Dominique Gerrini, François Casarimani
34	–Albert Fourgon	Au Bois De Ma Tante (In My Aunt's Wood) Vocals – Albert Fourgon
35	–M. Cotel	La Veuve Joyeuse (The Merry Widow) Organ [Barrel] – M. Cotel
36	–Barbe-Marie Monti	Permettetemi Un Momentu Vocals – Barbe-Marie Monti
37	Provence
38	–Kevrenn	Marche Des Cheveux (March Of The Horses) Ensemble [Played By] – Kevrenn
39	–A. Letellier	Martin Prit Sa Hache (Martin Took Up His Axe) Vocals – A. Letellier
40	Basque Country
41	–Joachim Poitevineau	La Boulangère (The Bakeress) Violin, Voice – Joachim Poitevineau
42	–Mathieu Fioconi Accompanied By Michel Santoni	O Muglietta Ch'un Mi Scrivi Violin – Michel SantoniVocals – Mathieu Fioconi
43	–Marie-Letizia Guerrini	So Stata All'ortu Vocals – Marie-Letizia Guerrini
44	–Auguste Seintein	Bonjour, Bonjour, Mon Aimable Bergère (Good-day, Good-day, My Sweet Shepherdess) Vocals – Auguste Seintein
45	Bretagne
46	–Raymon Jabrier	Para Lou Loup (Beware Of The Wolf) Accordion – Raymond Jabrier
47	–F. Brunot	Briolée Recorded By – F. Brunot
48	Berry
49	–Auguste Redon	Bourrée D'Auvergne Wind [Musette] – Auguste Redon
50	–Louis Ropars And Roger Le Behon	Danse Chantée De Poullaouen (The Poullaouen Dancing Song) Vocals – Louis Ropars, Roger Le Behon

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
82161-1836-2	Various	World Library Of Folk & Primitive Music: France ‎(CD, Album, Comp)	Rounder Select	82161-1836-2	US	2005
KL-207	Alan Lomax, Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Maguy Andral	Alan Lomax, Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Maguy Andral - France ‎(LP, Comp)	Columbia Masterworks	KL-207	US	1954

Credits

Compiled By, Edited By – Alan Lomax
Design – Ronald Clyne
Edited By – Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Maguy Andral
Liner Notes – Cl. Marcel-Dubois

Notes

From the collection of the National Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires.

French Folk Songs, Volume 1, from the department of Musical Ethnology, Musee National des Arts et Traditions Populaires, Edited: Cl. Marcel-Dubois, Chief of the Department, Maguy Andral, Assistant.

A1.1 Paris, 1946.
A1.2 Paris, 1949 (the performers are members of the compagnons, or trade guilds).
A1.3 Paris, 1952.
A2.1 solo with the refrain by a chorus of mail voices, Agon' (Manche), 1951.
A2.2 Frênes (Orne), 1950.
A2.3 Eguzon (Indre), 1950.
A2.4 Recorded on a cylinder by F. Brunot from Henry Viaud, Nohant (Indre), 1913.
A2.5 St. Amand-Montrond (Cher), 1950.
A2.6 Retournac (Haute-Loire), 1946.
A3.1 a classic tune, region of Ares (Bouches du Rhône), BBC Recording.
A3.2 Sentein (Ariège), 1950.
A3.3 1950.
A4.1 Asco (Corsica).
A4.2 Rusio (Corsica), 1948.
A4.3 Col de Prato (Corsica), 1948.
A4.4 Casamaccioli (Corsica), 1948.
A4.5 Castiglione (Corsica).
A4.6 Rusio (Corsica).
B1.1 Bayonne, 1951.
B1.2 Sare (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.3 St. Jean Pied-de-Port (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.4 Alos (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.5 St. Jean Pied-de-Port (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.6 Sare (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.7 Sare (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B1.8 Arcangues (Lower Pyrenées), 1947.
B2.1 St. Hilaire-le-Vouhis (Vendée) 1950.
B2.2 1950.
B2.3 1950.
B2.4 1946.
B3.1 Mayun, 1949.
B3.2 Mayun (Loire-Inférieure), 1949.
B3.3 Mayun (Loire-Inférieure), 1949.
B3.4 1949.
B4.1 Quimper (Finistère), 1949.
B4.2 Quimper (Finistère), 1949.
B4.3 Quimper (Finistère), 1949.
B4.4 Quimper (Finistère), 1949.

Made in U.S.A.