{"id":4119,"date":"2011-01-19T18:27:02","date_gmt":"2011-01-19T17:27:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.gezupftes.de\/?p=4119"},"modified":"2018-11-06T16:35:27","modified_gmt":"2018-11-06T15:35:27","slug":"gadelle-fiddle-power-aus-akadien","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gezupftes.de\/?p=4119","title":{"rendered":"Gadelle – Fiddle Power aus Akadien"},"content":{"rendered":"

Vor einiger Zeit habe ich die Acadische Gruppe Visht\u00e9n vorgestellt, die tolle Fiddle-Musik spielt und dazu mit viel Energie auch Steptanz vorf\u00fchrt. In der Zwischenzeit habe ich zwei weitere Gruppen aus dieser Gegend gefunden, heute m\u00f6chte ich die Gruppe Gadelle <\/strong>vorstellen – vier energiegeladene Frauen mit Fiddle<\/strong>, Gitarre<\/strong>, Mandoline <\/strong>oder Mandola <\/strong>und Keyboard <\/strong>– und mit viel Steptanz und „Fuss-Begleitung“.<\/p>\n

Hier der Text von der Gadelle <\/strong>Homepage:<\/p>\n

Helene Bergeron<\/strong> und Louise Arsenault<\/strong> waren viele Jahre in einer Band mit Namen Barachois <\/strong>aktiv, danach machten sie eine Art Familenpause. Bei Fiddle-Kursen entstand dann wieder eine lose Gruppe „Les Girls“ und schliesslich fanden sich <\/span>Caroline Bernard and Samantha Gallant zu Helene und Louise und die Gruppe <\/span>Gadelle <\/strong>wurde gegr\u00fcndet:<\/p>\n

Well they’re back at it…Helene Bergeron and Louise Arsenault, that is, along with some newly acquired musical friends….from the next generation of young traditionally inspired musicians…right on their doorstep…right here in the Evangeline region of Prince Edward Island. <\/span><\/p>\n

After ten years of touring the world with the seminal Acadian traditional band Barachois, the girls felt the need to reconnect with their home, their families, their other interests and so decided to leave the road and the touring life; Barachois ended. Yet through it all, they continued to pursue their primary passion…music. Not just any music, but the music of their fathers, Eddy Arsenault and Alyre Gallant, and the many musical mentors from past generations. The pursuit of Acadian music from this corner of the small Island of Prince Edward (the original French settlers, their forefathers, knew it as Isle Saint- Jean) never ended. On the contrary, the music lives on and has continued to grow and flourish. <\/span><\/p>\n

Three summers of playing music locally at the Confederation Centre for the Arts, numerous regional festivals and one or two in the U.S. with a gifted bunch of 5 young women musicians (young enough to be their daughters) loosely titled „Les Girls“ has rekindled their passion to take this music once again to the world stage, this time with two of these young women, Caroline Bernard and Samantha Gallant. Just as Lousie and Helene have inherited their understanding of music from their father’s and mother’s generation, Caroline and Samantha have also, but from Louise and Helene’s generation. <\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Hier nun einige Videos und meine Playliste, und am Ende des Beitrages noch ein Video \u00fcber die Akadische Kultur das mir gut gefallen hat.
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Gadelle Live at the Skye Theatre<\/h4>\n