- In the
current day the
Bagadoù almost exclusively play
Breton dance music. The
large number of
bombard players in the
Bagadoù has been a key
factor in...
- competition. The
plural for
bagad is
unusual in that many are
referred to as
bagadoù but for two,
three or any
other specified number they are
simply referred...
- and war-time
collaborationist with ****
Germany who
headed the
Breton Bagadou Stourm militia. He
later took
Irish citizenship and
became professor of...
-
festivals were created,
along with
smaller fest-noz (po****r feasts). The
bagadoù,
bands composed of bagpipes,
bombards and
drums (including snare), are...
- events, such as the
Festival Interceltique de
Lorient and the
National Bagadoù Championship. This
complex of
buildings has been
listed as a
historic monument...
-
national rights.") With Yann
Goulet he parti****ted in the
creation of the
Bagadou Stourm (Stormtroopers). He also set up a unit of
volunteers that he controlled...
-
musical relationship. Brittany's Folk
revival began in the 1950s with the "
bagadoù" and the "kan-ha-diskan"
before growing to
world fame
through Alan Stivell's...
-
marshalling yard of
Auray (Morbihan, Brittany).
Eight times national champion of
bagadoù and ten
times national champion of
Breton dance,
Kevrenn Alre
takes place...
-
Highland bagpipe (and binioù bras)
became commonplace in
Brittany through the
bagadoù (Breton pipe bands) and thus
often replaced the binioù-kozh. The basic...
-
nations at once to
create a
modern pan-celtic sound. A few of
those include bagadoù (Breton pipe bands),
Fairport Convention, Pentangle,
Steeleye Span and...
