A Rase de tere (literally meaning ?at ground level? in Walloon language) was created in 2005. They play dance tunes called ?arguedenes? in the Walloon dialect spoken in southern Belgium. Traditionally, the melody line is orally transmitted and the accompaniment is improvised. A flugelhorn, cornet, euphonium, and helicon form a balanced ensemble that is well suited to this musical genre in vogue from the mid-19th century until the turn of the 20th century.
Tracks:
01. L'Ingrate, polka
02. Valse a Gabriel
03. Sur le Mont Rose, schottisch
04. Redowa
05. Polka a Urbain
06. Tout va bien, valse
07. Polka des clochers de Clouzis
08. Valse a Nestor
09. Do mi sol do, schottisch
10. Joyeuserie, polka
11. Valse en mineur
12. Gentille Lisette, mazurka
13. Petit Bebe
14. Regrets, valse
15. Schottisch no. 15
16. Mazurka
17. Polka a Andre
18. Valse du Monchau d'tere
19. Miss Broeck, polka
20. Coucou, schottisch
21. Retour de Paris, valse
22. Polka a Auguste
23. Sabine, valse
