Musique Traditionnelle en Rouergue - Bourrée à Soulier

Bourrée à Soulier interprétée en Aveyron à la cabrette et l'accordéon diatonique. French traditional music played with a bagpipe called cabrette and a diatonic accordion.
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• cabrette
• bagpipe
• accordeon
• diatonique
• musique
• trad
• traditionnelle
• aveyron
• rodez
• occitan
• auvergne
• folk
• folklore
• bourree
• sebazac
• soulier
• wheel
• fiddle
• tekerőlant
• niněra
• lira
• ghironda
• zanfona
• sanfona

[popcornmuse1]

C'est quoi le tambourin à contre temps ? ? ?

Pauvre cabretaïre ! A + Claude.

[TustBart]

Bonsoir,

C'en est un qui a une approche perso du "swing" d'une bourrée. Perturbant pour les danseurs et pour nous également mais c'était un exercice interressant de jouer dans un univers sonore perturbant. Pour le "Pauvre cabrettaire", je lui transmettrai. A12C4 JF

[mvdamme]

Well Patchworkcat, most traditional music has a less formal start and overall a different way of execution compared to classical music. I personally think this is the charm of it...

[nemethmik]

Incredible how little air should be pumped into this type of bagpipe set. The piper practically does not use the bellows.

[frenchiecocorico1]

@patchworkcat You could listen a better traditionnal and authentic version of "Bourrée à Souié" with introduction and variations on "amapiou" channel

[fagottist]

well he is only using his chanter

[gmtdiato]

perhaps you should get out more!

[patchworkcat]

i deduce from the start of this tune that they haven't played before. There seems to be no introduction, rather they are deciding on which bourée to play. The sound is atrocious and you can hardly hear the accordeon. i expected better production quality.