Sur la lande ( Original)

[rémy64]

Hello

There was no lock on the door, so it was easy for me to get out at night from the house which was in the middle of woods and fields. This is what I did sometimes as a very young child, I would go out on the moor and under the starry sky to observe the Korrigans merry-go-round. They tolerated me because I was defenseless .....
From time to time they formed a circle and began to dance to music with their strange instruments .....
The older I got the less I saw them and one day they disappeared ...
Today, I only have their music in my memory and here it is, it is music that grew up on the moor, far from the village and far from the cities ......
If you have kept your child's soul, you will be able to see the little Korrigans again by closing your eyes, which I wish you ......
DGDGA # D
OM guitar from Thomas Féjoz

[Aimelie]

Oh, Rémy—c’était magique et magnifique à la fois. J’ai adoré l’introduction pour une ambiance féerique.

Thank you so much—this is far and away my favorite music from you so far. Wonderful!

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by Aimelie

Oh, Rémy—c’était magique et magnifique à la fois. J’ai adoré l’introduction pour une ambiance féerique.

Thank you so much—this is far and away my favorite music from you so far. Wonderful!

Thank you for this nice comment, I am touched.
I had a lot of fun working with this new Open .....

[andre.g]

Beautiful piece, delicate playing!

[Andyrondack]

Thanks Remy nice haunting composition, I'm sure the Korrigans are dancing to it now.
Can you recommend any books with CD of Breton folk tunes?
Thanks.

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by andre.g

Beautiful piece, delicate playing!

Thank you for your support....

[islandguitar]

Enjoyed that one a whole lot, Remy! And, I really can imagine the Korrigan images from your composition and playing!
Really well done....thanks for sharing.
Fred

[MrEd]

That tune really comes to life Remy. Very vivid portrait of your childhood and so well played.

Thanks for sharing.

Mike

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by Andyrondack

Thanks Remy nice haunting composition, I'm sure the Korrigans are dancing to it now.
Can you recommend any books with CD of Breton folk tunes?
Thanks.

Thank you for your support.....

there is not much about Breton music
here are some ideas anyway.
Kerden Cordes de Bretagne, booklet plus CD
there is also the very good libretto by Soig Siberil: Gitar, but there is no CD but the songs can be found on Youtube.

[Andy Howell]

Formidable!

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by islandguitar

Enjoyed that one a whole lot, Remy! And, I really can imagine the Korrigan images from your composition and playing!
Really well done....thanks for sharing.
Fred

Thank you Fred, I have so many good and beautiful memories of my childhood in the middle of this nature. Even if I have become sociable I still need the wild side of nature, it is more my element actually

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by MrEd

That tune really comes to life Remy. Very vivid portrait of your childhood and so well played.

Thanks for sharing.

Mike

Thank you Mike and take care of yourself

[Dave Hicks]

Thank you, Rémy - now I have an auditory image to accompany the dance at the end of Midsummer Night's Dream:

TITANIA
First, rehearse your song by rote
To each word a warbling note:
Hand in hand, with fairy grace,
Will we sing, and bless this place.

Song and dance

[Wrighty]

I really like that Remy, and the back story makes it even better..

[rémy64]

Originally Posted by Andy Howell

Formidable!

Thanks and take care of yourself Andy