L'albatros by Seven Reizh
“L’Albatros”, continuation of “La Barque ailée” and end of the quadrilogy of Seven Reizh.
Continuation of the adventures of Jean-Marie Le Bris who pursues his dream of rescuing shipwrecked people thanks to a flying machine. After having invented a “barque ailée” with which he was the first man to rise from the ground with a machine heavier than air, despite terrible difficulties, he will always be pursued by his obsession which will lead him to build 12 years later a new machine called the Albatross.
This time again more than an hour of music and 250 pages of an extraordinary adventure.
As in “La barque ailée”, about thirty musicians are present.
This opus concludes 20 years of work on this quadrilogy.
The physical album, 244 pages (album booklet + 2nd part of the novel), Format 250×256 mm: https://www.seven-reizh.com/produit/lalbatros-et-le-coffret-version-2/ also exists in English and German version.
Download comes with Full Booklet as a pdf
Reviews :
- https://www.musicwaves.org/frmReview.aspx?ID=17031&REF=SEVEN-REIZH_L-Albatros
- http://fp.nightfall.fr/index_12825_seven-reizh-partie-2-l-albatros.html ( in french )
Tracklist
| 1. | Le pavillon chinois | 4:00 |
| 2. | Brizh | 14:49 |
| 3. | Tiqit weman | 5:52 |
| 4. | Dalc’h mad | 6:58 |
| 5. | Klasker-bara | 4:42 |
| 6. | Kriz | 9:27 |
| 7. | Lostmarc’h | 9:52 |
| 8. | Er lein | 9:56 |
Credits
Claude Mignon: compositions/arrangements, electric and acoustic guitars, piano, synths, lap steel
Gérard Le Dortz: graphic design, novel and lyrics
Marcel Aubre: ehru
Loïc Bléjan: uillean pipe
Cyrille Bonneau: duduk
Olivier Carole: bass
Sebastien Charlier: harmonica
Jonathan Dour: violin
Philippe Durand: horn
Ronan Hilaireau: piano
Régis Huiban: accordion
Bernard Le Dréau: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Ewan Le Gallic: Scottish bagpipes
Shane Lestideau: violin
Gurvan Mével: drums, percussion
Gwenaël Mével: tin and low whistles, bombarbe
Gwendal Mével: transverse flute
Michel Hoffmann: oboe
François Pernel: Celtic harp
Thierry Runarvot: double bass
Olivier Salmon: electric and acoustic guitars
Mihai Trestian: cimbalom
Xavier Aubert: final mix
License
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Seven Reizh's music wants to be a bridge between different influences. Between rock, progressive, Celtic and world music, we find influences with classical and symphonic music as well as with folk music. Acclaimed by many international magazines, Seven Reizh is cited as one of the leading groups in France of Prog Rock Celtic World.