Stages

Just the desire to play together.

The pleasure of meeting other musicians and sharing each other's experiences.

The curiosity to embark on a process of arrangements (in small or large formations).

Propose his style, his "musical personality" while playing the game of welcoming the personality and style of other musicians.

I offer you the discovery of Fado, an intense song, filled with emotions anchored deep within oneself.

This course is based on oral transmission.

Live a unique experience of Yoga in contact with Nature and enter into communion with it...to [re]discover our own nature.

This course introduces you to melodies and grooves from all over Europe and beyond: traditional folk, compositions and small musical excursions...

In this workshop, we zoom in on the rhythmic fiddling techniques of the North Atlantic fiddle, singing and playing a North American (including Quebecois) repertoire.

From a traditional or contemporary repertoire, the work will be done mainly by ear and will be oriented on the typical phrasing of the dances. To achieve this, we will use different techniques and ornamentations such as trilling, vibrato, pecking, etc.

Learning the techniques of the diatonic accordion: accompaniment and chords with the right hand, rhythmic games, improvisation.

To take the diatonic accordion out of its exclusively traditional context by discovering other musical styles.

"Improvisation workshop"

Open to all instrumentalists and singers

Welcome to musicians who want to sing, interpret, play, accompany old songs and old tunes from the past.

This workshop will give you the opportunity to have fun interpreting old songs, whether it's Bourvil, Fréhel, Fernandel, and so on...

How to accompany and/or accompany other singers with their instrument.

And discover and play the musette repertoire (javas, waltzes,...)

Through this course, we will discuss the different essential aspects and role of the double bass and electric bass in traditional and "world" music and we will see how to personalize our approach while respecting the role or function expected for an ideal accompaniment.

Basic and advanced techniques, harmony, rhythm and “groove” will be covered