Dive into the enchanting world of French folk music with Trio Barthélemy's "Rock'airs de la lune," a delightful collection of traditional tunes reimagined with a fresh, contemporary twist. Released on January 1, 1995, under the naïve jeunesse label, this 41-minute album is a vibrant journey through classic French melodies, each track infused with the Trio Barthélemy's unique charm and musical prowess.
From the whimsical "Au clair de la lune... mon ami" to the lively "La carmagnole," the album showcases a rich tapestry of well-known French folk songs. The Trio Barthélemy masterfully blends these timeless pieces with modern instrumentation, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and innovative. Tracks like "Gentil coquelicot" and "À la claire fontaine" are given new life, while "Samarcande" and "Medley : Frère jacques / Maman les p'tits bateaux" add a touch of exotic flair.
The album's title track, "Rock'airs de la lune," appears in various forms throughout, serving as a playful and melodic thread that ties the collection together. Whether you're a fan of traditional folk music or simply looking to explore something new, Trio Barthélemy's "Rock'airs de la lune" offers a captivating and enjoyable listening experience.
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