_{Philippe Cousin}

Two years after a remarkable album, Alterum, the Hebrides singer Julie Fowlis is back. But this time it is within a quartet that we find her, alongside her husband Éamon Doorley on bouzouki, fiddle and singing and another couple, fiddler and singer Zoë Conway and guitarist and pianist John Mc Intyre.

_{Philippe Cousin}

Since he left the band Altan, the accordion player Dermot Byrne has not been inactive. Let us quote the excellent album he had made with harpist Florian Blancke in 2012.

_{Philippe Cousin}

There are countless farewell albums by Runrig, a Scottish folk rock band that like the Tri Yann for Brittany, will have had a lasting impact on its time. But it seems that this time it is their very last performance.

_{Philippe Cousin}

Since 2004, Erik Marchand has initiated a professional music training programme for young Breton musicians, under the name of Kreiz Breizh Akademi, with the aim of promoting popular cultures of oral tradition and modal music.