1. PARIS WALTZ

Happy, joyful waltz, small group, featuring accordion, cafe, bistro, street scene theme, reminiscent of the TV programme ‘Allo Allo!

Carole Cooper

1’53

2. BERTIES BISTRO

Small group, featuring accordion, cafe, bistro, street scene theme, reminiscent of the TV programme ‘Allo Allo!

David Barnes

2’16

3. FRENCH ACCORDION 1

French accordion, bistro/cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’15

4. BRETON DANCE

A Breton dance, up-tempo, lively jig from Brittany, small group with violin, accordion, guitar, percussion and bass, beginning with solo violin and accordion

Peter Arnold

3’05

5. FRENCH ACCORDION 2

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’12

6. FRENCH ACCORDION 3

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’13

7. BRETON WEDDING

Solo Breton Celtic harp, creating a happy, light, carefree theme

Graham D’Ancey

0’55

8. PARIS SKYLINE 1

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’28

9. VERSAILLES BOUREE

A bouree, a dance of French origin

Terence Trower

0’32

10. PARIS SKYLINE 2

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’23

11. PARIS SKYLINE 3

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’25

12. BRETON DANCERS

An up-tempo theme played on Breton biniou bagpipes and tambour drum.  Historical opinion is that the biniou kozh, which is a one-drone bagpipe, was adapted from the veuze bagpipe, both of which are native to Brittany and are used as an accompaniment to the bombarde, which is a primitive small oboe-like shawn, being a mediaeval double reed wind instrument with a sharp penetrating tone, widely used in Breton music which is native to Brittany

Graham D’Ancey

1’38

13. FLAVOUR OF FRANCE 1

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’28

14. ROOFTOPS OF PARIS

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’07

15. EIFFEL TOWER

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’21

16. PARIS GAVOTTE

A gavotte, a dance of French origin

Terence Trower

0’19

17. BRETON LEGENDS

A free tempo, ethereal, mystical, haunting opening section played on a solo drone pipe and tambour for 1’19, leading to an up-tempo rhythmic section played on Breton pipes, tambour and hurdy-gurdy to the end of the theme.  The hurdy-gurdy is an ancient stringed instrument closely associated with France, producing a sound that is partially similar to the bagpipe

Graham D’Ancey

2’01

18. VINEYARDS OF FRANCE

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’19

19. SEINE WALTZ

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’12

20. CAFE WALTZ

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’18

21. PARIS LA NUIT

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’13

22. BORDEAUX FLAVOURS

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’15

23. ACCORDION 1

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’26

24. ACCORDION 3

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’26

25. FAREWELL FRANCE

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’19

26. FLAVOUR OF FRANCE 2

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’19

27. FRENCH FLAVOURS

Solo accordion, French cafe, street theme

Terence Trower

0’27

28. MARCH OF THE BRETONS

An up-tempo march played on the Breton instruments the veuze and biniou kozh bagpipes, which are native instruments of Brittany, along with kettle drums and a belltree (jingling johnny)

Graham D’Ancey

1’35