Pierre de Grenoble

Malicorne · 1973

37 min · 12 tracks · folk

A rich tapestry of traditional French folk melodies woven with modern sensibilities and intricate harmonies.

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Pierre de Grenoble is an album by Malicorne, released in 1973. A rich tapestry of traditional French folk melodies woven with modern sensibilities and intricate harmonies. This album is significant for its role in the revival of French folk music during the early 1970s, contributing to a growing interest in traditional sounds amidst popular music. It received positive critical reception and helped to establish Malicorne as key figures in the folk revival movement, influencing later artists in the genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Pierre de Grenoble sound like?

A rich tapestry of traditional French folk melodies woven with modern sensibilities and intricate harmonies. Rooted in folk.

What makes Pierre de Grenoble by Malicorne notable?

This album is significant for its role in the revival of French folk music during the early 1970s, contributing to a growing interest in traditional sounds amidst popular music. It received positive critical reception and helped to establish Malicorne as key figures in the folk revival movement, influencing later artists in the genre. Released in 1973, 'Pierre de Grenoble' was Malicorne's debut album, marking their entrance into the French folk music scene. At this point, the band was forming a distinctive sound that would blend traditional folklore with contemporary arrangements, setting the stage for their subsequent records.

How many songs are on Pierre de Grenoble?

Pierre de Grenoble has 12 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.