The LeBlanc Family perform 19th century tunes deeply rooted in Celtic and Acadian traditions and mostly unknown to other Celtic nations such as Ireland, Brittany and Scotland, to name a few. With their three daughters who play concertina, whistle and violin, the mother sings some of the oldest Acadian songs and ballads accompanied on the piano by baroque, jazz and traditional arrangements played by the father.

The LeBlanc Family performs 19th century tunes deeply rooted in Celtic and Acadian traditions and mostly unknown to other Celtic nations such as Ireland, Brittany and Scotland, to name a few. With their three daughters playing concertina, whistle and fiddle, the mother sings some of the oldest Acadian songs and ballads accompanied on the piano by baroque, jazz and traditional arrangements played by the father.

ALBUM TRACKS

1-Suite in Acadian fiddle (3:06)
a) Prudent Robichaud b) Venus Fournier c) Old Raduel Saulnier
2- Saulnierville (3:15)
3- Continuation of Cap Le Moine (3:18)
a) The pitchounette “Becky's reel” (Socan) b) Reel à Chalou (Socan) c) Reel à Rosa (Socan) d) Mélo the little flautist “Melodie's whistle” (Socan)
4- Girl than me (4:01)
a) Two reel to Firmin Mallet
5- After my day made “At the clear fountain” (3:14)
6- Sequel to Blind Ti-Joe (4:48)
7- Suite for seated dances (5:01)
a) Reel to Gustave McLaughlin b) Joe “Crapaud” Chiasson c) Mouth reel to Lisan Hubert d) Reel of Discord e) Miramichi Fires

8- Marguerite and Chabord (3:45)
a)Jig to Chabord 1 b)Marguerite c)Reel to
Firmin GM
9- Kinsale Suite (3:23)
a) Murphy's homestead (Socan) b) Kinsale
b) Meadow (Socan) c) Timothy Calnan's (Socan)
10-Following Firmin Mallet (4:06)
a) Ripitchoune b) Em to Firmin c) Dosithé Fournier
11- Little cobbler (3:38)
a) Hornpipe to Blind Joe
12- Continuation in my father's garden (5:27)
a) Jig Baptiste to Ned
b) Claude Austin #2
c) my father's garden
d) Baker
e) If you want to eat hare
f) Chabord Jig #2