Utwory na płycie:

• Suite No. 1 Tri men - Ar baradoz 
• Suite No. 1 Tri men - An alarc'h 
• Suite No. 1 Tri men - Suite d'an dro du pays vannetais 
• Suite No. 1 Tri men - Ledenez
• Suite No. 1 Tri men - Kost ar c'hoat 
• Suite No. 1 Tri men - Tri men
• Suite No. 2 - Ar skoliater 
• Suite No. 2 - II. Aria "Ben che amaro"
• Sally Gardens 
• Sheebeg & Sheemore 
• La chanson de la mariée 
• River flows in You
• Nuvole bianche
• Revelation
• 3 Bagatelles, Op. 1 - Bagatelle 1 – Allegretto 
• 3 Bagatelles, Op. 1 - Bagatelle 2 – Moderato
• 3 Bagatelles, Op. 1 - Bagatelle 3 – Moderato
• 12 Danzas espanolas, Op. 37  - No. 2 Oriental: Andante 
• Gnossienne No. 1 
• Gnossienne No. 15
• Waltz in A Minor, Op. posth., B. 150 
• La valse d'Amélie 
• Plaisir d'amour

Didier Squiban:
Suite Nos 1&2

Einaudi:
Novole bianche

Silvestrov:
Bagatelles op. 1

Granados:
Danza Espanola nr2

Satie:
Gnosienne 1,5

Chopin:
Walz a-moll

Tiersen:
La Walse d'Amelie

Marini:
Plaisie d'amour

After the great success of her album Bach Pur (which was awarded the Opus Klassik 2022 in the category "Instrumentalist of the Year"), accordionist Viviane Chassot

now dedicates her new album Folk Flow to a completely different repertoire: with Irish and Breton traditionals, with music by Didier Squiban, Einaudi, Chopin,

Satie, Granados, Silvestrov and others. She combines classical music with jazz, folk music and free improvisation and surprises the listener once again. For the

result is once again gripping, stirring, thought-provoking and astonishing. "Every single piece on this CD has come to me in the last two years," says the artist. And

further: "Supposedly so far apart from each other, yet in their sound aesthetics ultimately very related. Captivating in their simplicity and directness. Space for the

soul, spaces of longing - breathing sounds." On this album, she juxtaposes the beauty of simple traditional folk music from Brittany with a waltz by Chopin or the

famous Gnossiennes by Satie. French charm in a lyrical-poetic sound merges here with a sometimes meditative character. Among them are discoveries such as

the Bagatelles by Valentin Silvestrov, through which a whole universe behind sounds breathes. With the exception of one original composition, all the works on the

album were originally written for piano. By transferring them to the accordion, new musical spaces and an enormous variety of tonal nuances open up. These

works allow the artist to fully exploit the dynamic and tonal spectrum of her instrument. Unexpected juxtapositions, connections and transitions of different composers

and epochs thus become a unity.