These tunes have been placed in progressive key order to create a satisfying "Breton suite" that facilitates lever and pedal changes. This order also facilitates playing a few tunes in succession as a "Breton medley." Breton tunes are often very modal in nature. Therefore, you may find some of the melodic contours or harmonies to be unfamiliar to your ear or unexpected. 

Titles:
Santez Mari, Mamm Doue (Saint Mary, Mother of God); Doue Lan A Vadeleh (God Full of Goodness); Les Filles Des Forges (The Daughters of the Forges); Ma Fransez (My Françoise); Me A Zavo Eun Dourell (I Would Have a Tower); Gavotten Ar Serjant-Major (The Sergeant-Major Gavotte); Kimiad Ann Ene (The Soul’s Departure); Pach-Pi (Passepied); Dañs Govel Yann (Midsummer Dance or St. John’s Dance); Me A Gar Eur Goulmik (I Love a Turtle Dove); Avant Deux (Forward Two); Granno Mo Mio (Grannus My Friend); Le Pas De Sept (The Seven Step); An Alarch (The Swan); Les Prísons De Nantes (The Prisons of Nantes).