Annie Ebrel

Annie Ebrel is a young person French Chanteuse of expression Breton.

Biography

Annie Ebrel is originating in Lohuec in the Coast-with Armor. Stimulating from Fest-noz, she learns the Kan ha diskan, Breton traditional song in time and hitch, at Marcel Guilloux and Louis Lallour, with whom she occurs on the scenes of Brittany where she in parallel gives many concerts until in 1994. Interpret Gwerz, popular songs related to the love and with death, Annie Ebrel is one of the Breton singers most general-purpose. At that time it also takes part in recordings of compilations of Breton traditional musics.

In 1993, it takes part in the contemporary musical creation of Gerard Garcin the Fourth Frontier runner , into Breton Ar Pevare Treizer .

In 1996, it occurs with the Transmusicales Rennes. The following year, it receives the Price of the Artistic creation of the Brittany Area to the Théâtre of the City to Paris, within the framework of the round Voix of Society women .

It takes part in the project celtic procession of Jacques Pellen in 1998, at the side of Erik Marchand and Riccardo LED FRA.

It takes down the tuning fork of gold of the year 1999 for the album Voulouz Loar , interpreted in duet with the Contrebassiste Riccardo LED FRA. This same year, it occurs with the Festival of the Old Plow.

Not to confuse Annie Ebrel with Louise Ebrel, another Breton singer.

Discography

1995 : Songs into Breton , éd. Gwerz Pladenn, distr. Coop Breizh
1996 : Tre Ho Ti ha my hini , éd. Gwerz Pladenn, distr. Coop Breizh
1996 : Dibenn , within the framework of the group DIBENN , éd. Year Naer Produksion
1998: Voulouz Loar/Velluto di luna , album in duet with Riccardo LED FRA, éd. Gwerz Pladenn, distr. Coop Breizh
2007 : album in preparation

External bonds

Page on Annie Ebrel on the gwerz.com site

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