Annie Ebrel
Annie Ebrel (born 1969) is a traditional singer of Breton from the village of Lohuec, in the district of Callac, Brittany. She learnt her craft under the well known singers Marsel Gwilhou (Marcel Le Guilloux) and Louis Lallour. Through her grandmother Yvonne Ebrel, she is the second cousin of Louise Ebrel, who is a daughter of Eugénie Goadec one of the Goadec Sisters.[1]
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Annie Ebrel
Albums (solo)
- 1995 : Chants en breton, Coop Breizh
- 1996 : Tre ho ti ha ma hini, Coop Breizh
- 1996 : Dibenn, (An Naër Production, AN NAER01)
- 1998 : Voulouz loar... Velluto di luna, (Coop Breizh, 4013372)
- 1998 : Voulouz Loar/Velluto di luna, gant Riccardo Del Fra, Coop Breizh
- 2008 : Roudennoù, Annie Ebrel Quartet, Coop Breizh
Albums in collaboration
- Youenn Gwernig: Just a Traveller
- Christian Duro Soner Fisel
- 1989 : Sources du Barzaz Breiz aujourd'hui (Dastum)
- 1993 : Voix de Bretagne (France 3, Le Quartz Brest)
- 1994 : Quand les Bretons passent à table (Dastum)
- 1995 : Kleg Live (Le Ciré Jaune)
- 1997 : Yann-Fañch Kemener : Kan Ha Diskan Coop Breizh CD445)
- 2000 : Er roue Stevan (gant Roland Becker) (L'Autre Musique)
- 2003 : Ephemera (gant Jacques Pellen) (Naïve)
- 2004 : Un devezh ba kerch Morvan (gant Marcel Le Guilloux) (Coop Breizh )
References
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- Annie Ebrel, "Je serai toujours une chanteuse traditionnelle", Musique bretonne, n°183, mars-avril 2004
- Gorgiard, Ronan; Mauras, Jean-Philippe (2010). Cornouaille : de Fêtes en Festival. Coop Breizh. p. 139.
- "Les audaces d'Annie Ebrel – RFI Musique". Rfimusique.com (in French). 2008-04-07. Retrieved 2017-01-24.
- "annie ebrel biographie bretonne de musicien de musique celtique en Bretagn". Gwerz.com. Retrieved 2017-01-24.
- "Annie Ebrel : écoute gratuite, téléchargement MP3, video-clips, bio, concerts". Musicme.com. Retrieved 2017-01-24.
- "Roudennou Annie Ebrel Quartet". Coop-breizh.fr. Retrieved 2017-01-24.
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