Tag: traditional song

  • Estivales du Payssas in Asasp-Arros: Live Repertoire

    Asasp-Arros hosts Estivales du Payssas, a concert where dance drives the programme. The public programme for the event includes live music and shared food. The attraction is hearing the programme in the place that gives it context. It links dance to a concert that belongs in Asasp-Arros.

  • Festival d’Accordéon : La Compagnie Créole in Chamberet

    Festival d’Accordéon : La Compagnie Créole presents dance through a concert in Chamberet. It is organized around dance. It matters as a public performance because the repertoire is attached to a venue and a community moment. The programme turns dance into something visible in the visit.

  • Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” in Fronsac

    Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” turns dance into a concert for audiences in Fronsac. Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” brings together guided walks. The live format gives the event its force: artists, audience and local stage meet in one setting. The concert gives the cultural subject a public form.

  • Festival TRAD’ à la Source in Évaux-les-Bains: Local Making

    The venue is Rue du faubourg Saint Bonnet in Évaux-les-Bains; the format is a concert led by craft know-how. Festival TRAD’ à la Source gives practical space to craft workshops, live music, dance and shared food. Its local value sits in the making itself, where technique becomes easier to see and understand.

  • Fêtes du village in Ustaritz: Live Repertoire

    Ustaritz hosts Fêtes du village, where dance shapes the town gathering. In Ustaritz, the public finds live music. The stop gives Ustaritz a public moment where celebration and local identity meet directly. Ustaritz visitors meet dance through a clearly defined local festival. The programme also shows how dance is experienced in Ustaritz, through what people see, hear, taste or join.

  • Concert Jubilum in Urrugne: Live Repertoire

    Concert Jubilum belongs to Urrugne’s cultural programme as a concert about local landscape. On , the Saint François-Xavier Chapel in Socoa, Urrugne, will come alive with the sounds of “Jubilum,” a vocal concert presented by Nathalie Wiederkehr Ritz from. Titled “From the Sacred to Vibrations,” this musical experience invites listeners on an inner journey, exploring breath, resonance, and silence.

  • Lokarri Basque Choir in Sare

    Lokarri Basque Choir in Sare gives Sare a concrete place in the regional cultural season. The setting at 1 Elizondoko bidea anchors the event in Sare. Its substance comes from voice, repertoire and the communal memory carried through performance. Those details connect the occasion to local habits, public memory and the people who keep the practice visible. Within Regional Languages & Oral Traditions, it adds a specific Nouvelle-Aquitaine reference point shaped by place and practice.

  • Concert ‘Kan ar Mein’ in Concarneau: A Musical Heritage

    On 9 August 2026, the Carré des Larrons in Concarneau will host the concert ‘Kan ar Mein’ featuring Pêr-Vari Kervarec. This event is not just about music; it weaves narratives that reflect Brittany’s living memory. Through his powerful voice, Kervarec conveys the depth of Breton culture, highlighting its ongoing evolution. Each word in Breton sung by Kervarec resonates with sincere intensity, capturing the collective spirit of the region. His performance merges traditional Breton songs with a celebration of their dynamic essence. Attend this concert to engage with Brittany’s rich heritage and see how its language and traditions infuse life into the present day. Be part of a cultural moment that honors the past while celebrating the future of Breton identity.

  • Les Folies Estivales – Fest Noz in Combrit: Breton Bands

    Les Folies Estivales – Fest Noz is scheduled in Combrit on August 6, 2026. The listing presents three Breton bands for an evening centered on fest-noz music and dance. The event highlights traditional instrumentation, kan ha diskan singing and the shared dance format that gives fest-noz its community role in Brittany.