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| 2009-03-08 11:36:00 |
Mélusine - Passionnément... - 1985
Auvidis AV 4517
Tracks listing
01-L'amuseur de filles
02-Sans regrets/Quan te mena/Lou moridon (bourrées)
03-Le merle
04-Le contre-navire/la belle moissonnière
05-Branles de village
06-Jolie Nanon
07-Buvons un coup
08-V'la la Saint-Martin
09-Dieu, comment pourroie ?/Childgrove/Stingo
10-Marie, je crains pour notre voyage
11-La passion
12-Le jugement dernier
13-Cinq temps pour Satan
14-L'habitant de Saint-Roch
Musicians
Jean-Loup Baly : Chant accordéon diatonique, épinette
Jean-François Dutertre : chant, épinette, vielle à roue
Yvon Guilcher : chant, cornemuse, bombarde, flûtes à bec
Jacques Mayoud : chant, violons
Quality
256 kbps mp3
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/263282130/M-P.rar
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| The Irate Pirate 2009-03-08
18:59:00 |
anything with hurdy-gurdies, and i'm
in!
thanks dk |
| jazzluv 2009-03-08
22:05:00 |
This sounds really interesting  |
| oberon 2009-04-08
00:51:00 |
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Irate Pirate
anything with hurdy-gurdies, and
i'm in!
thanks dk
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Same goes for me although these guys also have great harmonies in
their singing. Thanks dkmalo - much appreciated!  |
| Apodimi 2009-04-08
01:43:00 |
 dkmalo thank you so
much for sharing this music..you' have added to my small collection of
french music a great recording...cheers mate
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| 2009-05-08
04:57:00 |
SUPER!!!!
Thanks... |
| 2009-06-08
01:05:00 |
THANKS A LOT, 'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
MÉLUSINE ALBUMS FOR A WHILE! |
| 2009-06-08
06:48:00 |
Mélusine -
Lève toi et danse! - 1977
Quality: CBR 80 kbps / 22050 Hz (sorry no
better copy available - NOT my rip)
Label: Polydor, 2473.074, FRA (12" Vinyl)
 
A1 Rondeaux (traditionels) 3:15
A2 Laridé - Trif Aladridondaine 3:13
A3 En Dro - Gervaise Pipal - Mari-katellig, Pelec'h Ez Oc'h Hu Bet - Al
losten Turturuillet 2:40
A4 Bourrées à 2 remps - La Brande - La carrée de montgusty 2:42
A5 Rond d'Argenton - viendrez-vous, Jomie meunière 3:37
A6 Bourrées D'Auvergne - Chez le bon dieu - chez maud Almane 2:22
B1 Polkas : Le Turlubino - Polka d'Olivia 2:23
B2 En avant-deux : de travers - de Ploeuc 3:23
B3 Rond de Saint vincebt - la petite lingère 3:08
B4 Cercle Circassien (traditionnel) 3:40
B5 Mazurka - mazurke-valse - valse : Mazurka d'auvergne - Patrick et
Beline - La valse de Montseugny 3:39
Credits:
Code:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mélusine_(musique
Jean-François Dutertre (chant, épinette...)
Jean-Loup Baly (chant, accordéon...)
Yvon Guilcher (chant, cornemuse...),
rejoints par la suite par
Jacques Mayoud (chant, violon, rebec...)
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/264334514/M_Lted_1977_graaf24.rar
pozdrav, Graaf |
| 2009-07-08
12:57:00 |
Thanks Graaf for leve toi et danse
album!
Is it just me who has troubles to open the Passionnément file? |
| 2009-07-08
14:17:00 |
Thank you for this LP, I have "lève
toi et danse ", I am going to digitize it in better quality, as well as
as some others, there is only two who misses me.
# Mélusine, Polydor (1975)
# La Prison d'amour, Polydor (1976)
# Lève toi et danse, Polydor (1977)
# Ut consommatores..., Polydor (1981)
# Voix Contrevoix, Adda (1990) not my rip
it was really a very good group.
Thank you for your comments |
| 2009-07-08
15:05:00 |
When I post 80/22.5 (bed br) I hope to
someone of you friends have better copy! But I don’t expect long
awaited Self Titled & La Prison d'amour & others LP… Thanks
dkmalo, take you time and make me happy!
rosenbach,
1st - please read visitors messages!
2nd - if you have trouble to open rar file please go to CD Burners
& Rippers > RAR Repair Tool 4.0.1 and try to open file (very
useful tool indeed)
Pozdrav, Graaf |
| 2009-08-08
00:59:00 |
Thanks Graaf, will try that. |
| 2009-08-10
00:29:00 |
MÉLUSINE: LaTreiziéme heure.
Polydor 2473090
Quote:
If it had to be mention three groups in the history of french folk,
Mélusine would be certainly in alongside La Bamboche and Malicorne.
Defenders of acoustics their music is recognized more for the its
beautifull polyphonies.
Mélusine’s history is closely linked to the musical route of two
childhood friends:
Jean-François Dutertre and Jean Baly. During 1973, Jean Baly,
Jean-François Dutertre, Dominque Regef and Emmanuelle Parrenin stayed
for two months in an old house in Coiron to create Mélusine. Then
Hugues de Courson, producer of Malicorne and Grand Mére Funibus Folk
recommended the group to Polydor, they agreeded to produce Mélusine
under one condition: the registration of their first disc must be
remade. The musicians rejected the proposal and this album will come out
some months later at Chant du Monde under the name Le Galant Noyé, here
we found the song that marked Mélusine success, Le Matin au point du
jour, a song that tells the story of a soldier who murders his officer.
They also offer a version of Pierre de Grenoble very different from
Malicorne’s because of it’s purified appearance as well as two ranges of
a capella polyphonies and an extraordinary version of La Peronnelle .
1975 is a productive year for the group because they released the album
Le Roi Renaud also in Chant du Monde .
La prison d’amour , released in 1976, is perhaps the most beautiful
album by Mélusine. The melodies and the vocal harmonies are beautiful
and the texts are magnificent. The songs are performed a capella or
accompanied soberly; Mélusine confirmed its reputation as a vocal group.
1977 saw the advent of Mélusine’s third album called Lève-toi et danse !
which indeed is dedicated to tunes and songs to dance .
In ‘ 78 we find Mélusine at Saint-Georges folk festival surrounded by
their friends of La Bamboche and Le Claque Galoche. Very different from
the previous album, LaTreiziéme heure is released in 1979, it provides a
set of traditional songs that lead us to the middle age, a more
sophisticated album borrowing medieval harmonies and the result its a
particularly elegant voice work.
Decidedly worn by the medieval music and accompanied by the ancient
music group La Maurache, Mélusine records the album Un Bal Renaissance
in 1979 at Unidisc. This album is made of collections of songs dating
from the Renaissance and designed specially for dancers.
In 1980 they recorded Voulez-vous que je vous dise and in 1981 Le seul
groupe au monde; this album consists half of medieval melodies and half
of texts written in old French and was a success, because the variety of
the repertoire and because the diversity of interpretations and melodic
arrangements ( polyphonies, chansons à répondre, chants à capella) and
it marks the end of an era.
It will be in 1985 when Mélusine, joined by the Fiddler Jacques Mayoud
records a new album, Passionnément, then in 1990 came their last album,
Voix contrevoix (reedited in 1998 by Buda Music) devoted entirely to
its polyphonies.
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Musicians:
Jean-Loup Baly : chant, pipeau, accordéon, épinette, bouzouki, cuillers,
bodhran
Jean-François Dutertre : chant, épinette, vielle à roue, bouzouki,
cuillers, bodhran
Yvon Guilcher :chant, flûtes, hautbois, cromorne, chalémies,
clarinette, cornemuses, cuillers, bodhran.
Track list:
01. Nanette
02. Si gentillette
03. Le prince Eugene
05. La ville de Basancon
06. La ville de l'immigré
07. Aussi comme unicorne suis
08. Douce dame jolie
09. La mois d'avril s'en va finir
10. Les chemons de la guerre
11. Le 27 de novembre
12. Epilogue
Quality: 56.8 MB mp3 @ 224 kbps
Track 4 is missing (not my rip)
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/123134210/melusine_-__1977__la_13em_heure__224_.rar
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| 2009-08-10
04:40:00 |
many thanks Rosenbach
For those which are interested by the history of the folk music in
France, this memory initially designed to be published in the Modal
review,
in French obviously :
Les années folk, par Valérie Rouvière
Code:
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/67/Lemouvementfolk1sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/68/Lemouvementfolk2sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/69/Lemouvementfolk3sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/71/Lemouvementfolk4sur4.pdf
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| 2009-08-11
15:14:00 |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dkmalo
many thanks Rosenbach
For those which are interested by the history of the folk music in
France, this memory initially designed to be published in the Modal
review,
in French obviously :
Les années folk, par Valérie Rouvière
Code:
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/67/Lemouvementfolk1sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/68/Lemouvementfolk2sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/69/Lemouvementfolk3sur4.pdf
http://www.famdt.com/Publish/document/71/Lemouvementfolk4sur4.pdf
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Mercis de Corse pour ce document fondamental sur le folk français.
Pace e salute dkmalo
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| 2009-08-15
11:31:00 |
Mélusine - 1st album - 1975
01-Le matin au point du jour
02-J'ai un long voyage à faire/Bourrée d'Aurore Sand
03-Pierre de Grenoble
04-Les filles qui entrent en danse
05-Bourrées : Ai fatz uno mestresso/D'ound benes bous Pierre/Para lou
loup
06-Je descends dans mon jardin/Piou piou
07-J'ai fait une maitresse/Ronde du tournebout
08-La Péronnelle
09-Buvons tous à pleins verres
10-Mazurka/Les Morvandiaux
11-Indicatif
musicians
Jean-Loup Baly : chant, épinette des Vosges, accordéon diatonique,
pipeau
Jean-François Dutertre : chant, vielle, épinette des Vosges, mandole,
bodhran
Yvon Guilcher : chant, flûtes à bec, cromorne, bodhran, cuillères
Quality
256 kbps mp3
with covers
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/267677414/LePremier.rar
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| oberon 2009-08-15
16:49:00 |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dkmalo
Mélusine - 1st album - 1975
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Very nicely done! I had been looking all over for this album so
thank you very much |
| 2009-08-15
16:50:00 |
Thanks, for this (Mélusine - 1st) and
next one ... and next ... (+rep) |
| 2009-08-24
22:46:00 |
Mélusine – Le seul groupe au monde –
1981
Polydor POL 360
Ut consommatores radices identitatem recuperent atque pedem prendant
audiendo de baflis stereofonis laléno ouap. dou. ouap.
Pour que les consommateurs récupèrent leurs racines et leur identité et
qu’ils prennent leur pied aux laleno wouap dou ouap de leurs baffles
stéréo
[what wants to say about: So that the consumers recover their
roots and their identity and that they take pleasure with the "laleno
wouap dou ouap" their stereo enclosures]
Tracks listing
01-La rotta
02-Si je perdais mon ami/Allez lui dire, allez lui demander/Qui belles
amours a
03-Que faire s'amour me laisse
04-Pourquoi disiez-vous "hola" ?
05-Dame qui a mal mari/Chanson légère à entendre
06-Fillettes de Champagne
07-Le meurtre dans le bois
08-Ce sont les filles du bord de mer/Tous les jours de la semaine
09-Le cruel amant
10-Hélas mon ami Jacques/Branles gays
musicians :
Jean-Loup Baly : aérophone à clavier, épinette des Vosges, mandole,
cornamuse
Jean-François Dutertre : chant, vielles à roue, épinette des
Vosges, cuillers
Yvon Guilcher : chant, flûtes douces, flûtes à six trous, hautbois
rustique, cromorne, cornamuse, bodhran
La Maurache :
Hervé Barraud : chant, cromorne
Francisco Orozo : chant, percussions
Julien Skowron : chant, rebec
Quality
256 kbps mp3
with covers
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/271048643/M-LSGAM.rar
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| 2009-08-25
00:09:00 |
Thanks again my friend! |