Traditional Music of Quebec

[@seannosireland]

Wonderful music. Great musician. Bonjour Quebec Greetings from Ireland

[@mariane3146]

We salute you as well! Thank you so much for appreciating our tradition :')) The irish heritage of our nation is very much honored here! Feel free to visit whenever

[@louisegalipeau5171]

Our traditional music has a lot of similarities with your irish music!

[@masicbemester]

As a Québécois, this truly is a jam, a bop, and a banger simultaneously.

[@Sebastienpoliquin]

Magnifique performance, Vive le QUÉBEC LIBRE et INDÉPENDANT.

[@ГалинаАфанасьева-з6я]

I'm from Russia. I love this music very much. It makes my heart fun and joyful. Thanks.

[@alexandrebouvier7731]

What is interesting with french-canadian folk music, the music itself is really joyful but the lyrics otherwise are sad, dark and depressing. That's the spirit of French-Canadian, we celebrate the joy to be alive even if times are hard.

[@decrisseur9060]

Vive notre histoire, vive notre pays

[@adrianhdragon718]

Amen ! Dans Le Canada Uni et avec un Collectif De Civilisation Nord Americain Fort, Libre, Prospere et en joie :) Amour et sante a toi !

[@VersDeTerre]

@@adrianhdragon718 Beurk caliss nous la paix avec ton Canada ! Cette chose n'est pas notre pays c'est notre enemi depuis 250 ans !

[@hartless76]

Hearing him play and seeing that foot tapping, keeping time, reminds me of my french quebecois grandfather. St Anne's Reel was his favorite.

[@Art-vod]

My grandpa use to play violin just like that too. Everytime he visited my parents he would play for me only because he knew I love to hear him play but was too shy to ask him. Good memories

[@EvanLax95]

I’m Québécois American, and I love learning about the culture of my ancestors. I would love to know the name of this song

[@cheesecurdfan3391]

la tapine

[@vivianedube2753]

Evan LaCross .....Bonjour monsieur.-Le titre est=: » » »Les petits plaisirs de Basile » » »-Cette chanson était également jouée par le groupe Québécois: » »La Bottine souriante » »-Monsieur Dupuis la chante très bien.-Très cordiales salutations.- (04 Avril 2020)

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

Evan laCross American quebecoise? Excuse me but where's the "other" Quebec? (I don't know).

[@nunyabisness7055]

@@maximilianoducrano7975 Quebecoise is an Ethnolinguistic rather than a national Identity. Quebecoise Quebecers are Quebecoise, just as Quebecoise New Brunswickers are Quebecoise, and Quebecoise New Englanders are Quebecoise.

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

@@nunyabisness7055 ok. Thank you

[@elainebmack]

Even though I don't know understand the words (yet!), I love this wonderful and joyous Quebecois music!

[@sergeroldofhousehightower3766]

Cheers my friend! I’m happy you enjoy our traditions :D

[@slavman5217]

I wish our French identity in Louisiana was still this strong alas our dialect called Louisiana french or cajun french is slowly dying with only the old people still knowing how to speak it hopefully one day it'll come back and thrive

[@DanielMartinez-ew7yd]

I form México and I like their culture, It's amazing because You all conserve their traditions and their french roots. By the way, I speak little English and I want to speak French better. Sorry for my English :/

[@daniellavoie9659]

You should never apologize for putting your best foot forward speaking a non native language. You're english is great and i encourage you to give french a shot. It will be much simpler to learn if you already speak spanish, they are very similar languages :)

[@MassachusettsTrainVideos1136]

Why are you apologizing? You spoke english perfectly.

[@gunnasintern]

when you think about it, since every Latin European culture is have a lot of similarities to one another, then by definition, Quebec is a Latin America region, but just a part of another country. it is majority French speaking unlike other areas in North America

[@bretwein3793]

The hispanophones who come to Québec usually adapt and catch a very good grasp of the language after about a year. It’s much easier for them to “get” Italian due to the tone, pronunciation and other similarities. French is just a little more of a struggle but you’ll catch it quickly. I’ve had some Portuguese friends (immigrants) who came from Açores Portugal and Chileans (Antofagasta & Viña del Mar) who I didn’t not know were immigrants. They absorbed the language as if it were their mother tongue. ¡No te desilusiones hablarás francés muy bien en poco tiempo!

[@NOVAsteamed]

¡Gracias!

[@dianamaioru497]

It’s like an Irish melody with French lyrics!

[@MyMelody5]

@John Jackson actually, many Quebecois are descendants of those from Brittany which has Celtic roots as well.

[@bastobasto4866]

@John Jackson From "America" lol You really don't know what you're talking about

[@melon_m2100]

@@MyMelody5 Poitou-Charentes, Normandie, l’Île-de-France and Bretagne are the 4 places that almost all of us quebecois come from

[@jimmymiller5896]

Being an Irishman, it's like listening to an Irha reel....fellow Celts / Gaels....sure wy would I be surprised Vive le Celts!

[@ukiniakingdomex1837]

@@MyMelody5 many quebecois have north france origin who is normandy, britany (not british england) and other region but yea some quebecois have also irish, scotish and some british

[@gabthatguy7176]

crist que sa brûle le sang Québécois

[@callum-jamessavage8220]

Oui mon ami haha😜

[@JaneLaFazio]

We saw and heard this last week in Quebec and LOVED it!! just a wonderful style of music!

[@7cgamache]

I definitely miss going up every summer as a kid

[@anajinn]

Mon maris etait du Quebec. Je l'aime. C'est la bonne musique.

[@519forestmonk9]

This makes my québécois blood race! Vive mes gens!

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

Pas mon genre de musique habituel, mais quand j'entend ça, ça enflamme mon âme de canadien français! Comme dans l'temps!

[@NorthSea_1981]

...Greetings from Northern Germany - vive le Québec libre!

[@dunzek943]

It made anyone's blood race

[@elainebmack]

Me too! Allez!!

[@adrianhdragon718]

On Danse En TBNK Le dessus chum ! Tappe moi des pieds ;))

[@jcelliott6477]

Glad to see that he is still going strong. Saw and heard him in 2008. Lovely man.

[@JurisLeg]

Vive le Québec libre, salutation de la France 🖖🇫🇷🇲🇶

[@alainouellet7794]

ark ta yeule et reste en France

[@aureliofont]

The musician's name is Jacques Dupuis and you can find his recordings either through his Facebook page or on Amazon.

[@corazonchileno100]

Muy bello su folclor como suena ese violín me encanta. Saludos desde 🇨🇱

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

A question: this music likes a country music. Why? (Champlain and Cartier were from France and the country music, I think, is from United Kingdom (or Ireland, for the violin, perhaps). I can to remember the middle age music.

[@em4151]

@@maximilianoducrano7975 The Celtic sound is from the Celtic areas of France that settled the region and influences from the isles. The fiddle is also common along the east coast and up into Nunavut.

[@Goatisme]

@@em4151 A lot of chant conventions and the language is also very heavily influenced by normandy and the briton coasts of France !

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

@@em4151 thank you

[@tomphaneuf5716]

From the children of the Québecois in America, Vive Le Québec Libre

[@DominicBlair]

No no no please don’t say that, it caused such a shitstorm here let’s not open that chapter again

[@waitwho3074]

@@DominicBlair pleure

[@DominicBlair]

@@waitwho3074 Toé pleure vive le Canada uni

[@melon_m2100]

@@DominicBlair vive le canada uni sans le québec debord

[@Sebastienpoliquin]

​@@DominicBlairosti de beigne

[@nausheenkhan9751]

Love the tune, words and beat

[@adrianhdragon718]

Am a Quebeker ! This Rockz ! De La Bonne Musik De Chez Nous !

[@MrEltrudis]

Saludos desde República Dominicana buen video

[@marcafterdark1003]

The Quebec national anthem is my favorite 🙄🤫😉❤🇨🇵

[@suzpel1]

love this! growing up no need for instruments, sing, clap and tap!!

[@pelletiergen7139]

Merci pour ce beau vidéo de notre patrimoine qui s'est fait oublier avec le temps. C'est si beau et bon !!!

[@fredericroux8362]

Je t'invite à fouiller pour les festivals trad sur internet, y'en a partout, Chants de vielles, Mémoires et Racines, violons traditionnelle de Sutton, Celtic de Kinnear's Mills ;)

[@tonyl4571]

This man is amazing and this song is very powerful.

[@echinacea21771]

I love this,it does so remind me of bluegrass,which I love.And, this gentleman has TALENT PLUS!WOW,JUST WOW!!!

[@carolanenadeau1740]

Jaime mon pays!!!🔥❤❤❤

[@alainouellet7794]

effectivement vie le Canada

[@Sebastienpoliquin]

​@@alainouellet7794Québec LIBRE

[@jakobmeathead]

Welcome to Canada, im glad that i have these roots to Quebec

[@themisbabalis899]

I miss travelling...I miss Quebec city. Damn you Covid

[@AaronHenise]

Oh my heart, my lil heart! 🥰 awwww! It's So good, it's SO SO Good!! Man i F'in love Folk music in general but there's somthing so heartwarming about Quebecois folk music and the culture around it! tbh I almost cried hearing this the first time! (^ v ^) Thank you omg thank you for showing us this! (you honestly said it best in your descriptionbtw, seriously)

[@eicelandicchicken484]

@[..•The Butterfly Girl•..] oh no.... the among us people have spread to Quebec!!!

[@Pablohoma]

This music is amazing

[@johnmukerji9798]

What a talented man! your music is beautiful.

[@vivianedube2753]

👍😍👍😍👍😍👍-Quel entrain!!!-Et quelle magnifique prestation musicale!!!-Bonne route!!!- (26 Octobre 2020)

[@adrianhdragon718]

Ouais. Moi Je pourrais Danser comme un '' Fou'' la dessus ! Amour et Sante.

[@Sunny-bh4jv]

This is cool. I have not ever seen something like it

[@Sunny-bh4jv]

+Daniel Capo SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS!!!

[@lorenmiller3797]

This is some serious fiddle playing.

[@amersonglobalgaming5584]

Just beautiful.

[@daddymannerhiem4274]

Vive le Québec libre

[@reneheroux2178]

oh oui

[@williame2439]

insultmeplease ahah oui on est reconnue comme une nation dans la fédération

[@luciodivanoli]

C’est très proche des musiques médiévales françaises, avec le violon en plus !

[@SergePoitras-hj4ip]

Bien,très bien joué

[@AmandaFredette]

Half of my family is from Quebec Canada I’m just watching videos of half of my culture background. ☺️

[@Sebastienpoliquin]

Fredette is very french Québécois.

[@marcodifruscio3707]

Im a Québécois love my family back home

[@mounayaa1082]

Beautiful love it! Sounds a bit Irish to me❤️❤️

[@tacos450]

Quebec over the years had a-lot of immigration especially irish and french

[@mackenzienewman9670]

ESTI DE VIARGE sa me fais bon dentendre du musique quebecqouise

[@michelaser]

Nice and cool music

[@gabrielle2966]

Vive le Québec

[@AdrenalineRushMX]

lets go mon criss de beast

[@andreluisdasilvadantas7413]

Great music

[@moablover]

J’adore❤️❤️❤️ My heritage🇨🇦

[@williame2439]

Ton héritage est pas canadien

[@moablover]

WilliamE 2 vous êtes un idiot de me dire cela. ma mère était de Montréal et elle était de Repentigny !!!!!

[@williame2439]

dena jen21 Ouin Faique c’est un héritage quebecois, pas canadien

[@moablover]

WilliamE 2 Jackass jerk😡

[@moablover]

Giuliano Barozzi Well, sorry...you sounded very rude! That is NOT true, my ancestry on my mother’s side...her name was Pierrette De Repentigny was 100% French! Adrien De Repentigny was her biological father, he was from L'Île-Perrot. She was born and raised in Montreal. But a divorce brought her to the United States because her grandmother inherited cottages in Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts. My grandmother Irene L’Heureux moved there to help raise my mother!!! There are TONS of French from Quebec that settled in the Eastern Coast of the United States! Ancestry says my DNA is extremely strong with what they call the “Settlers of Montreal”! I am 53% French! My father has 3% French, the rest is Irish, German! My mother was 100%! My mother didn’t learn the English language until high school! More French is in my blood dude!!! It pisses me off that you guys say I don’t have French because I wasn’t “born” there! What the “F” is wrong with you???!!! You all sound very arrogant! My mother sang songs of old Quebec to me and spoke to me in French!!! Made traditional Quebec meals!!! So did my grandmother! They all spoke French in the house! My grandmother remarried a French disent man by the name of Leo Péloquin! My grandmother and step grandfather spoke French to each other! Leo was born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island! His parents and much of his 15 siblings were born in Quebec!!! Quit being so righteously arrogant!!! You and that stupid WilliamE😡😡😡

[@christopherperkins1894]

Viva la Québec

[@hagst27]

"Vive le Québec" please !

[@maximeroberge582]

@@hagst27 au moin il supporte le Québec? Aucun besoin de corrigé notre ami. SVP!

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

This music likes country music and Ireland dance. (I would like to say it in French, for the "quebecoises"). 🇦🇷🤝(The flag of Quebec).

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

@Huda Jama ¿¿¿Idoit??? Is the french language different in Quebec and France? (I'm thinking that, in others countries, the french would can to be very different: Haití, the countries with french language in Africa, Asia, etc.). I haven't an emoji about the flag of Quebec. (I needed to write "the flag of Quebec"). (🇦🇷=It's the flag of Argentina. Do you know this country? (You don't know where is this country, perhaps).

[@vitorsiIveira]

@@maximilianoducrano7975 SE BUSCA UN RIVAL IN SUDAMERICA

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

@@vitorsiIveira vaya ironía. Todo país merece respeto, al margen de su desarrollo (y si de última, no te convence eso, vení a hablarme cuando tengan independencia completa: acá no tenemos un jefe de estado extranjero que se entrometa. Saludos al resto de los ciudadanos canadienses que no tenga delirio de grandeza).

[@Pomplecul]

@@maximilianoducrano7975 The French they speak in Québec is the same as the one in France, except some words (especially slurs) that are different. And if the music can sound "Irish", it is because most of the québécois comes from the Brittany and Normandy region of France, wich as a strong Celtic heritage

[@maximilianoducrano7975]

@@Pomplecul thanks for the information

[@alarmerads]

Härligt, Jag känner igen musiken från när La Boutine Surriante , stavningen?, hde en konsert i Falun,Sverige. Brädan med den dolda micken och fotarbetet känner jag också igen. Den här killen var verkligen duktig. Deras franska är ju, för mig, speciellsom får mig att tänka på cajun-musik i USA och The Back Door

[@Muffcabage]

Sabaton?

[@pscm9447]

Proud to have been baptized in the church adjoining the little park behind him. Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, oldest catholic church north of the Spanish Empire. Quelqu'un a les paroles ou le nom de la chanson?

[@rpoutine3271]

''Les p'tits plaisirs de basile'' is the song.

[@jacobrobideaux2032]

Bien merci!

[@emilevilleneuve4406]

bravo

[@73bubamara]

Irish step with french song: nice!

[@splouche1234]

its all the same roots............celtique

[@jdlc903]

This isn't Irish.

[@dunweyweydum]

Bravos 😊

[@BannerLisa]

Fantastique!

[@tiseytise]

I’m part French Canadian and I love this !

[@IuIianos]

I am full Canadian because I am from Eastern Canada.

[@IuIianos]

Am from Eastern Ontario, right on the border of Québec.

[@IuIianos]

But my family is from Italy.

[@kadenelijah9329]

@@IuIianos The only true Canadians are the natives

[@IuIianos]

@@kadenelijah9329 Not in the modern era. A Canadian is someone who is a citizen and is born and raised in any of the ten Provinces or three territories of Canada. I am not Indigenous but I'm still Canadian. Because my entire 14 years of life have been in Canada.

[@gamesavtv7739]

Sounds just like Irish music

[@moablover]

My maman was a d’Repentigny❤️🇨🇦

[@gabrielcote550]

cool

[@SowerValler]

what's the name of the song? Quel est le nom de la chanson?

[@vivianedube2753]

SosigiouseBeansBoi11 ....Bonjour.-Le titre original était chanté par « « La Bottine souriante » »=:» » »Les petits plaisirs de Basile » » »- Bon dimanche.-Viviane. (04 Avril 2020)

[@aramsourouzian9598]

What a wonderful performance! What's the song called?

[@cassiopee26]

''Les p'tits plaisirs de Basile''

[@aramsourouzian9598]

@@cassiopee26 Thanks!

[@treffensaintjohnllc2913]

That's a real toe-tapper!

[@nadiaurbina3816]

How or Where can i FindMusic like this? Tis amazing

[@fredericroux8362]

Look for internet : Genticorum, Le vent du Nord, É.T.É. Réveillons, De temps en temps, Les bottes à boeufs, Les Tireux de Roches, Kin ben ta tuque and many more :D

[@fredericroux8362]

Bon Débarras ! Marvelous group ;)

[@beachrose88]

wow he is good on spoons too .magical. its not roots too. Lemieux

[@norgepab2802]

Where can I find more of this song?

[@jazzbaby63]

The song is Les petits plaisirs de Basile, and La Bottine Souriante does a terrific job with it. They've recorded it several times; do yourself a favour and get the live recording of it.

[@spheniscusdemersus]

It’s jacque duipius!

[@cm.charron]

❤

[@konakaaes8982]

dang

[@richardperry6086]

Where can I get sheet music?

[@kaira2865]

Quel est le nom de la musique

[@rpoutine3271]

''Les p'tits plaisirs de Basile'' l'instrumental joué au violon est le reel ''La Chicaneuse''.

[@jdlc903]

I like it,it reminds me if an English folk song

[@melon_m2100]

Irish***

[@jdlc903]

@@melon_m2100 no english

[@melon_m2100]

@@jdlc903 can you send me a link of one then i want to ear it

[@jdlc903]

@@melon_m2100 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iF7XhmZsmt51Zs0

[@wellingmusic]

Anyone know what is the rhythmic instrument he plays while he's singing?

[@foolofa]

It's a percussion instrument called 'Spoons' (for obvious reasons) - kind of similar to castanets. They're pretty common in Canadian and North American folk music, though other countries use them as well.

[@fredericroux8362]

I believe the rythmic you hear are his feet. We call this "podorythmie" in French Quebecois language ;) fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podorythmie

[@정원-w3i]

Is there specific name to the instrument which he plays with the foots? of is it just a woden board? I'm just curious coz I can checked the same one at the other quebecois song which played by another person.

[@marco7191]

Nah it's just a wooden plank. The guys has a shoe made to make a bit more noise, but it's not an instrument

[@kroompus]

I'm from the Quebec and I can tell you that it is just a wooden board. :) (Don't judge us)

[@정원-w3i]

Oh, I see. let me ask one more question please. Is that way of playing has a name? for example, in Latin culture, there is a same rhythm which is called 'caballo rhythm'. I need a terminology which represent that way of playing in Quebec for my music assignment :D If you don't know, it's fine! thanks for comment👍

[@kroompus]

In french it is named ''podorythmie''

[@veerpalrandhawa4601]

What is the name of this song?

[@maozedong4732]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6qlaJaafs2hrZo sorry for late response lol

[@cassiopee26]

''Les p'tits plaisirs de Basile''

[@steph291]

pove monsieur tou seu en irlande ... :(

[@fabienlamour3644]

Don't think all people in Québec like that....surely not...😧😧😧😧

[@tomatoflight]

What song is this?

[@gzavyer1980]

I don't know, I'm just a kid

[@tomatoflight]

Marjorieee Me too

[@jazzbaby63]

The song is Les petits plaisirs de Basile. La Bottine Souriante has a terrific live version of it recorded, and I'll bet this talented gentleman does as well!

[@potatojack4936]

What is the music called?

[@oracelerapeur]

it's called ''rigodon''

[@SamuelRoyerLegault]

No, actually a ''rigodon'' is danced. What he plays on the fiddle is called a Reel. And he's singing a ''chanson à répondre'' or call-and-response song in english. :)

[@vivianedube2753]

potato Jack .......Le titre de cette chanson est » » »Les petits plaisirs de Basile » » »-Le groupe Québécois « « La Bottine souriante » » la chantait également.-Cordiales salutations.-Viviane. (04 Avril 2020)

[@urss2]

la tu jase

[@fritagogo1]

;-)

[@haydenkennedy3425]

joe

[@haydenkennedy3425]

mamma

[@francescoformica2250]

Sounds Irish!

[@drawingdead9025]

Sounds Irish.

[@MassachusettsTrainVideos1136]

What is the name of the song?

[@rpoutine3271]

''Les p'tits plaisirs de Basile'' sung over a reel (That is a type of violin music if you don't know) named ''La chicaneuse''. The cleanest/less old interpretation I saw here on KZbin comes from the band ''La bottine souriante'' If you copy-paste '' La bottine souriante Les p'tits plaisirs de basile '' you will find it. Pick the video from the band's auto generated channel.