+1
Images
Bratsch
Bratsch was a French musical group founded in 1972 by Dan Gharibian and Bruno
Girard, blending jazz, gypsy, Armenian, Yiddish and Romanian influences. Their
first release, Musiques de partout (1976), launched their recorded output, while
the 1988 album Notes de voyage showcased self-production under the APASACA
label. Their self-produced work reached a first peak with Sans domicile fixe
(1990), which secured invitations to major festivals such as Paléo, the Montreal
Jazz Festival, and Printemps de Bourges, and led to performances at the Olympia
and Casino de Paris. Throughout the...
