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Combining the musical traditions of Brittany with jazz-inspired improvisation, virtuosic guitarist Jacques Pellen has brought a jazz sensibility to the music of his homeland. On his debut album, Celtic Procession, released in 1996, Pellen was accompanied by top-notch Breton jazz musicians, including Gildas Bocle, Eric Barrett, Peter Gritz, <a href="spotify:artist:2GIms8u3bruipn5MOR5wcs">Kenny Wheeler</a>, and the Molard brothers –- Jacky and Patrick. Recorded during a performance at the Tombees De La Nuit festival in Rennes, his second album, Las Tombees De La Nuit: Celtic Possession, featured a mixture of jazz musicians who played on his earlier recording and folk musicians including <a href="spotify:artist:1X05wFRysrSsg6xbavYBdU">Dan Ar Bras</a>. Pekkari recorded a trio album, Pellen/Marchand/Fresu, with vocalist and clarinet player <a href="spotify:artist:5hSLjSyHlBvDCh2fksSu1U">Erik Marchand</a> and trumpet and bugle player <a href="spotify:artist:2qW0CNnmvdEQwiabdareHi">Paolo Fresu</a>. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi
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