Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Bonuses : album cover art + PDF liner note booklets + lyrics + documents
Bonus : Jaquette du CD + livret + paroles des chansons + articles écrits par des spécialistes (Jacques Baudoin, Pierre Corbefin, Michel Berdot) sur les chants, la danse, les instruments etc.
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Ací qu’èm Reis, Mossur ! décrit la vie des landais à travers des chants recueillis au début du siècle dernier par Félix Arnaudin : chants d’amour, de mariage ou de carnaval, complaintes, rondeaux, congos...
Les instruments sont ceux de la tradition landaise : violon, guimbarde, caremera, clarinette rustique, flutes, vielle à roue, accordéons diatoniques et bohas.
2004. Acì QU’ÈM REIS MOSSUR! dedicated to the Landes de Gascogne, describes the life of the inhabitants of the Landes through songs collected in the 19th century by Félix Arnaudin : marriage songs, rondeaux, congos... (violin, Jew’s harp, caremera, rustic clarinet, flutes, hurdy-gurdy, diatonic accordions and bohas. And we must not forget song and various percussions).
PASTEL n° 53: « A pure and simple sound, the traditional instruments played with respect..., sound landscape ..., wonderful polyphonic songs... a splendid travel, between dance music, polyphonic song, transmission and pedagogy. »
Méditéria n° 22: « a group who knows how to make people dance ..., really festive CD..., a very nice CD-ROM part... »
SUD-OUEST June 2004: « ... in Ad'arrOn, [the Grande Lande] has its bards, its virtuosos in traditional music,... « Aci qu'èm reis, Mossur » is worth listening to but seeing as well,... the musicological aspect, the dance description and the story of the music from the Landes are remarkably dealt with on a background of pines, mist and heather. »
Trad Mag n° 96: « ... particularly festive disc, showing a clear partnership in the interpretation ..., respect of the dance rhythms .... Simplicity in the approach, rigor in the interpretation and willingness to share... » « BRAVO » from Trad Mag.