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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Genticorum is a Québec trio working in [[Québécois traditional music]]. Fiddle, guitar, flute, accordion, vocal harmony and foot percussion combine dance-tune energy with carefully shaped arrangements.<ref name="gent-bio">[https://www.genticorum.com/english Genticorum: official biography and member profiles]. Accessed 23 October 2026.</ref> | Genticorum is a [[Music of Québec|Québec]] trio working in [[Québécois traditional music]]. Fiddle, guitar, flute, accordion, vocal harmony and foot percussion combine dance-tune energy with carefully shaped arrangements.<ref name="gent-bio">[https://www.genticorum.com/english Genticorum: official biography and member profiles]. Accessed 23 October 2026.</ref> | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Founding members Pascal Gemme and Yann Falquet developed the group's approach through the Québec traditional scene. Nicholas Williams joined in 2015. International touring has carried that repertoire to folk and traditional-music audiences beyond its home communities.<ref name="gent-bio" /> | Founding members Pascal Gemme and Yann Falquet developed the group's approach through the [[Music of Québec|Québec]] traditional scene. Nicholas Williams joined in 2015. International touring has carried that repertoire to folk and traditional-music audiences beyond its home communities.<ref name="gent-bio" /> | ||
== Music and repertoire == | == Music and repertoire == | ||
Gemme's work includes collecting and interpreting traditional tunes as well as composition. Falquet's guitar accompaniment draws on experience with [[Jazz|jazz]] and traditional accompaniment from several regions. Williams brings Irish, Scottish and North Indian studies to his flute playing. These are documented influences on the musicians' techniques, rather than grounds for assigning the whole repertoire to each of those genres. Their combination shows a living Québec tradition shaped by arrangement, individual musicianship and exchange.<ref name="gent-bio" /> The album ''Avant l'orage'' presents the lineup with Williams in a sustained recorded collaboration.<ref name="gent-album">[https://genticorum.bandcamp.com/album/avant-lorage Genticorum: Avant l’orage, artist release page]. Accessed 23 October 2026.</ref> | Gemme's work includes collecting and interpreting traditional tunes as well as composition. Falquet's guitar accompaniment draws on experience with [[Jazz|jazz]] and traditional accompaniment from several regions. Williams brings [[Music of Ireland|Irish]], [[Music of Scotland|Scottish]] and North Indian studies to his flute playing. These are documented influences on the musicians' techniques, rather than grounds for assigning the whole repertoire to each of those genres. Their combination shows a living [[Music of Québec|Québec]] tradition shaped by arrangement, individual musicianship and exchange.<ref name="gent-bio" /> The album ''Avant l'orage'' presents the lineup with Williams in a sustained recorded collaboration.<ref name="gent-album">[https://genticorum.bandcamp.com/album/avant-lorage Genticorum: Avant l’orage, artist release page]. Accessed 23 October 2026.</ref> | ||
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Summary
Genticorum is a Québec trio working in Québécois traditional music. Fiddle, guitar, flute, accordion, vocal harmony and foot percussion combine dance-tune energy with carefully shaped arrangements.[1]
History
Founding members Pascal Gemme and Yann Falquet developed the group's approach through the Québec traditional scene. Nicholas Williams joined in 2015. International touring has carried that repertoire to folk and traditional-music audiences beyond its home communities.[1]
Music and repertoire
Gemme's work includes collecting and interpreting traditional tunes as well as composition. Falquet's guitar accompaniment draws on experience with jazz and traditional accompaniment from several regions. Williams brings Irish, Scottish and North Indian studies to his flute playing. These are documented influences on the musicians' techniques, rather than grounds for assigning the whole repertoire to each of those genres. Their combination shows a living Québec tradition shaped by arrangement, individual musicianship and exchange.[1] The album Avant l'orage presents the lineup with Williams in a sustained recorded collaboration.[2]
Selected recordings in MuGlobe:
- Old Yamaska - Genticorum — Québécois traditional music.
- Genticorum — Live at Old Songs — Québécois traditional music.
- Genticorum - Forcalquier — Québécois traditional music.
Members and collaborators
Pascal Gemme plays fiddle and sings; Yann Falquet plays guitar and sings; Nicholas Williams contributes flute, accordion and voice. Foot percussion helps supply the dance pulse within the acoustic trio.[1]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Genticorum: official biography and member profiles. Accessed 23 October 2026.
- ↑ Genticorum: Avant l’orage, artist release page. Accessed 23 October 2026.
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