CanalBREIZH

CanalBREIZH streams live from Saint-Brieuc, France, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Folk, Electronic, Variety music.

The station is a dedicated web radio platform focused entirely on Breton music. It serves as a resource for preserving and promoting Breton musical heritage, operating in partnership with Tamm-Kreiz and Dastum. The broadcaster aims to maintain and share Breton culture through its audio programming, as expressed in the Breton phrase “An dañs a zalc'h an den en e sav,” which translates to “The dance keeps the man standing.” The station’s core mission is to provide a space for experiencing and appreciating the diverse sounds and traditions of Brittany, presented to a global audience through its online platform. The content emphasizes the importance of dance and its role in upholding Breton identity and cultural continuity. The station's programming features a variety of musical styles and formats, including recordings from the 1930s to the late 2000s. Specific series and featured content include “ELECTRO BREIZH,” showcasing contemporary electronic music infused with Breton influences. There are also dedicated segments for “Fest-Noz,” a traditional Breton ballroom dance celebration, and “NozBreizh,” which highlights recent albums and concert information. The broadcaster presents a series of archived content, including recordings from events such as the Kermesse in 2014, and spotlights artists such as Meriadec Gouriou and Reuz a-Dreuz. Recent additions include features on “Pays Pourlet,” “Pays de Fougères,” and “Pays Fisel,” each exploring the unique musical traditions and cultural heritage of these specific regions through recordings of songs, melodies, gavottes, and marches. A biographical feature on Marcel Le Guilloux, a prominent singer, storyteller, and farmer, offers insight into his contributions to preserving Breton musical traditions. The station's history is intertwined with the organizations Tamm-Kreiz and Dastum, both of which contribute to its operation and content. Tamm-Kreiz is featured in a magazine section that provides updates on the fest-noz scene and public survey results. Dastum is highlighted for its work in preserving oral memory, as evidenced by the “Dastum Mémoire orale de Bretagne” segment. The broadcaster’s commitment to preserving and sharing Breton culture is evident in its curation of historical recordings and its dedication to showcasing contemporary artists and traditions. The station’s content also includes a “#Fest4” segment, which focuses on the current Fest-Noz scene. The station operates as a web radio platform, accessible through an online interface. While currently not broadcasting live audio, the website provides access to archived recordings and program information. The broadcaster actively promotes its content through links to NozBreizh.fr, offering listeners opportunities to explore related albums and concert schedules. The station also engages with its audience through updates and news related to Breton cultural events and initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to community engagement and the ongoing preservation of Breton musical heritage.

Located in Saint-Brieuc, France at Association Tamm-Kreiz 138 rue du Légué 22000 SAINT-BRIEUC — [email protected]