Vinyl Album - Tri Yann An Naoned - Tri Yann An Naoned - Kelenn

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Tri Yann An Naoned
Title:	Tri Yann An Naoned
Label:	Kelenn
Country:	France
Catalogue:	6332 626
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: Les Filles Des Forges	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
A2	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: La Vierge A La Fontaine	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	8.0 Rate
A3	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne-Vendée: Pastourelle De Saint-Julien Maraichine	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
A4	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: Tri Martelod	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
A5	Tri Yann An Naoned	Irlande: Before Ireland Can Go Free	Sean O'Casey, Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	8.0 Rate
B1	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: Les Filles D'Escoublac	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
B2	Tri Yann An Naoned	Québec: Johnny Monfarleau	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
B3	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: La Calibourdaine De Breca	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
B4	Tri Yann An Naoned	Québec: Les Prisons De Nantes	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	8.0 Rate
B5	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: An Alarc'h	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
B6	Tri Yann An Naoned	Ecosse: Le Dauphin	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate
B7	Tri Yann An Naoned	Bretagne: Au Pied D'Un Rosier (Laridé)	Trad. Arr. Tri Yann An Naoned	Rate

Notes

The name of the group was literally "Three Johns from Nantes". Eventually their name was abbreviated to just "Tri Yann" or "Three Johns".

On Track B5 every reference to the track is An Alarc'n which is incorrect. It should be An Alarc'h which means "The Swan" in Breton. This was eventually corrected by the time this LP was issued on CD.

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Fokeman 18th Feb 2021		To some extent it was this album which made me fall in love with French traditional music. I'd already heard Alan Stivell and particularly "From Celtic Roots" or Chemin de Terre as it was known. Later on in the late 1980s I heard Ar Sonerien Du and fell in love with their Arfolk LP. It might not be to everyone's taste (but then what is?) but if you like French folk you'll probably already know and love this LP!

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France - Kelenn - 1972