Genticorum
Trad / folk / racines
- Origin
- Montréal
- Formed
- 2000
- Genres
- musique traditionnelle
Biography
Genticorum is a popular traditional Québécois musical trio based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, formed in the autumn of 2000. The band consists of Yann Falquet (vocals, guitar, diatonic accordion, jaw harp), Pascal Gemme (vocals, fiddle, and foot percussion), and Nicholas Williams (vocals, piano accordion, and Irish flute). They are known for blending modern compositions with elements of classic folk and Celtic music. Their musical repertoire is largely based on Gemme's fiddle tunes, while their lyrics often draw from traditional sources. Over the years, Genticorum has released several albums, with some published under the independent label Roues Et Archets. In 2020, the group received the Aldor award, recognizing their contribution to traditional music.
Highlights
- Formed in 2000 in Montreal.
- Members: Yann Falquet, Pascal Gemme, Nicholas Williams.
- Received the Aldor award in 2020.
- Discography includes 'Le Galarneau' (2002) and 'Au cœur de l’aube' (2023).
- Musical style: fusion of folk and Celtic music.
Discography
- Le Galarneau2002
- Malins Plaisirs2005
- La Bibournoise2008
- Nagez Rameurs2011
- Enregistré Live2013
- Avant l’orage2018
- Décembre · EP2020
- Octobre · EP2020
- Septembre · EP2020
- Novembre · EP2020
- Au cœur de l’aube2023
Awards
- 🏆prix Aldor (2020)
FAQ
When was the band formed?
Genticorum was formed in 2000.
Who are the members of the band?
The members of Genticorum are Yann Falquet, Pascal Gemme, and Nicholas Williams.
Where does the artist come from?
Genticorum comes from Montreal, Canada.
What genre of music does Genticorum play?
Genticorum plays traditional Quebecois music.
What are their biggest hits?
Notable albums by Genticorum include 'Le Galarneau' (2002), 'Malins Plaisirs' (2005), and 'Au cœur de l’aube' (2023).
Have they won any awards?
Yes, Genticorum won the Aldor prize in 2020.
