I did. I was a bit worried when I went to the concert because Celtic music can be repetitive as Hell, especially when there's only one instrument and it's celtic harp, but it was quite varied: Traditional Celtic songs but also canticles, pieces from Renaissance and Yvon's own compositions based on either Bretton feelings or classical music, or some bits that were just contemporary music, almost experimental music. He even played a bit of Jazz in the end.
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Date: 2005-11-22 07:10 pm (UTC)I was a bit worried when I went to the concert because Celtic music can be repetitive as Hell, especially when there's only one instrument and it's celtic harp, but it was quite varied: Traditional Celtic songs but also canticles, pieces from Renaissance and Yvon's own compositions based on either Bretton feelings or classical music, or some bits that were just contemporary music, almost experimental music. He even played a bit of Jazz in the end.