Alan Lomax, Cl. Marcel-Dubois*, Maguy Andral – France
Label: | Columbia Masterworks – SL-207, Columbia Masterworks – SL 207, Columbia Masterworks – ML 4944 |
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Series: | World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music – Volume IV |
Format: | Vinyl, LP, Compilation |
Country: | US |
Released: | |
Genre: | Folk, World, & Country |
Style: | Folk |
Tracklist
Paris | |||
A1.1 | M. Cotel– | La Veuve Joyeuse (The Merry Widow) | |
A1.2 | Unknown Artist– | Les Fils De La Vièrge (The Web Of The Virgin) | |
A1.3 | Raymon Jabrier– | Para Lou Loup (Beware Of The Wolf) | |
Normandie | |||
A2.1 | F. Lechanteur– | J'Avais Une Maîtresse (I Had A Mistress) | |
A2.2 | A. Letellier– | Martin Prit Sa Hache (Martin Took Up His Axe) | |
Berry | |||
A2.3 | The Lads Of Berry– | Bourrée De Saint Chartier | |
A2.4 | F. Brunot– | Briolée | |
Auvergne | |||
A2.5 | Auguste Redon– | Bourrée D'Auvergne | |
A2.6 | Albert Fourgon– | Au Bois De Ma Tante (In My Aunt's Wood) | |
Provence | |||
A3.1 | Unknown Artist– | Farandole | |
Ariège | |||
A3.2 | Auguste Seintein– | Bonjour, Bonjour, Mon Aimable Bergère (Good-day, Good-day, My Sweet Shepherdess) | |
A3.3 | Auguste Seintein– | Castagno (Chestnut Dance) | |
Corsica | |||
A4.1 | Marie-Letizia Guerrini– | So Stata All'ortu | |
A4.2 | Jean-Toussaint Rocchi– | Tribbiera | |
A4.3 | François Casarimani And Dominique Gerrini– | I Svegliati La Mio Musa | |
A4.4 | Barbe-Marie Monti– | Permettetemi Un Momentu | |
A4.5 | Mathieu Fioconi Accompanied By Michel Santoni– | O Muglietta Ch'un Mi Scrivi | |
A4.6 | Jules-François Rocchi, Pierre-Marie Oppisi And J. B. Moretti– | Tantum Ergo | |
Southern Gascony | |||
B1.1 | Carlito Oyarzun– | Crits De Les Arrues | |
Basque Country | |||
B1.2 | Jean Bergara– | Arin Arin | |
B1.3 | Sauveur Harambure– | Bortian Ahusquy | |
B1.4 | Three Soultins Led By Pierre Elissabe– | Etsenko Nausiaren Asagarriari (To The Healt Of The Master Of The House) | |
B1.5 | L. Mattin And J. Meltxor– | Mentzur Denak Hitz Eman Dirade (After All They Gave Each Other The World) | |
B1.6 | Marie-Jeanne Etchevery– | Bulun Bat Eta Bulun Bi | |
B1.7 | Unknown Artist– | Bat Eta Esperanza (One And The Hope) | |
B1.8 | Unknown Artist– | Orduan Berbe Dibinoa (Thus The Holy Word) | |
Vendée | |||
B2.1 | Joachim Poitevineau– | March | |
B2.2 | Joachim Poitevineau– | Perrine Était Chambreire (Perrine Was A Servant) | |
B2.3 | Joachim Poitevineau– | La Boulangère (The Bakeress) | |
B2.4 | Unknown Artist– | La Catin | |
Bretagne | |||
B3.1 | Florentine Chaloni– | M'Y Promenant Le Long De Ces Verts Près (While Walking Along Through The Green Fields) | |
B3.2 | Pierre Lelièvre– | Nous Sommes Ici Dix Bons Français (Ten Fine Frenchmen) | |
B3.3 | Claude Roussel– | À La Cour Du Palais (In The Palace Courtyard) | |
B3.4 | Pierre Lelièvre– | Le Juif Errant (The Wondering Jew) | |
Basse Bretagne | |||
B4.1 | Le Liboux– | Guémené-sur-Scorff Gavotte | |
B4.2 | Louis Ropars* And Roger Le Behon– | Danse Chantée De Poullaouen (The Poullaouen Dancing Song) | |
B4.3 | Jacques Calvez– | Me Meus Bet Plijadur E Lambaol Awechou | |
B4.4 | Kevrenn– | Marche Des Cheveux (March Of The Horses) |
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.
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.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A): x"LP"9453
- Matrix / Runout (Label, Side B): x"LP"9454
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A): XLP 9453-2D
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side B): XLP 9454-1D
Other Versions (3)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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France (LP, Compilation) | Columbia Masterworks | KL-207 | US | 1954 | |||
New Submission | World Library Of Folk & Primitive Music: France (CD, Album, Compilation) | Rounder Select | ROUNDER 82161-1836-2 | US | 2005 | ||
New Submission | World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music - France (LP, Compilation, Reissue) | Columbia Special Products | 91A-02003 | US | Unknown |
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