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Quite often, for the melodies of this dance you take Irish traditional jigs, and people in Brittany would dance to it their dance, the Cercle Circassien. So everybody in Brittany is fighting against that, to give France an awareness of Breton culture, just to let us speak our language and live our own culture. These Celtic roots were the musical foundations of the band, whose members understood how to mix tradition with new styles and ideas in order to develop the unmistakable Bleizi Ruz sound. People come to dance; the music is still very much alive. Bleizi Ruz started in the 70s as a pure ceilidh or better Fest Noz band, playing only for dancing in Brittany; they gradually moved towards concerts and singing. Please enter an answer in digits: Angel Romero y Ruiz has been writing about world music music for many years.

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Angel Romero y Ruiz has been writing about world music music for many years.

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I think it is very important to keep an interest in the Breton language. For any other reproduction please ask the Editors for permission. Angel Romero Angel Romero y Ruiz has been writing about world music music for many years.

Please enter an answer in digits: Angel also produced and remastered world music albums, compilations and boxed sets for Alula Records, Ellipsis Arts, Music of the World. Every Saturday night, there are more than 1.

Eric Liorzou knows what he talks about, being now already for 25 years the head of one of the best Breton folk bands, Bleizi Ruz. Reviews and extracts of up to words may be freely quoted and reproduced, if source and author are acknowledged. It is quite amazing if you haven't seen it yet - just bleizii people going to discos, people in Britanny go to Fest Noz, to try some old dances.

People come to dance; the music is still very much alive. Storage for private use is allowed and welcome. And while Breton music is popular in Brittany, it is not very much in France - "because it is seen as a regional thing; so they don't like it very much. The group was formed in western France, making successful appearances at festivals and other venues throughout France. So everybody in Brittany is fighting against that, to give France an awareness of Breton culture, just to let us speak our language and live our own culture.

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The group disbanded in although they got back together in for a series of events. The reactions to their Breton music are mostly the same: Eric Liorzou guitar, mandola, vocalsLoic Leborgne accordion, vocalsBernard Quillien bombard, whistles, vocalsThierry Decloux bass, vocalsDavid Hopkins percussion.

Bidaia Next Post Artist Profiles: Apart from that, there is really little in common, even structurally - the modes, the solos.

It's like a disco, but it's cheaper; you have got a nice atmosphere, and it's very very popular. Dancing is where Breton music is the most popular.

Your Connection to traditional and contemporary World Music including folk, roots and various types of global fusion. Brittany is always said to be cultural sister country of Ireland, with the same Celtic roots. I don't know why, but France has always been thinking to be one homogeneous country for everybody; forgetting about the regions and regional cultures, just like the Basque Country, like us.

So no reason for Bleizi Ruz to stop touring for the next 25 years Quite often, for the melodies of this dance you take Irish traditional jigs, and people in Brittany would dance to it their dance, the Cercle Circassien. He founded the websites worldmusiccentral. Bleizi Ruz tour all over Europe to spread the message of Breton music and culture, from England and Wales never Ireland yet, but they would like to over Germany, Austria and Hungary to Italy and Spain.

Brittany is the part of France with a lot of music, a lot of musicians, people playing - they don't like that very much. Bleizi Ruz started in the 70s as a pure ceilidh or better Fest Noz band, playing only for dancing in Brittany; they gradually moved towards concerts and singing.

With the EU it's getting slowly better, very slowly. In those 25 years, as in other bands, people were coming in and out during the years, but the band always stayed true to Breton music: The album was recorded in Cornwall, a remote Celtic region of England. Your email address will not be published.

The bombarde which is a kind of an oboe, but a lot smaller and lot noisier and Breton bagpipes. It's popular in Brittany anyway, not that much in France.