From 1983 onwards, Denis Cuniot was one of the main initiators of the revival and recognition of klezmer music in France by co-founding a duo with Nano Peylet, at the time clarinet and saxophone player with the jazz group ARCANE V, and later clarinet player in Bratsch. It was in my "jazz years? that I met Nano. In his family history he had no connection with Judaism, but during his studies and from the beginning of his career he had met every musician and singer in 1970s France who had an authentic knowledge of Yiddish and Klezmer music. And he played in the two big bands of that time: Kol-Aviv and Adama. Nano also knew Giora Feidmann and his recordings very well. He loved this Ashkenazi culture. His friends and colleagues who came from this world told him about it and explained its illogical logic to him.
Tracks:
1. BALLADE POUR JEANNE
2. ALON'S DOINA
3. RER C
4. GIORA MON AMOUR
5. DOINA
6. SIRBA DE LEUVILLE
7. EN ATTENDANT MADELEINE
8. YIDDISH FIGUELE
9. VARIATIONS SUR GRINE KUZINE
10. LOMIR ZIKH IBERBETEN
11. MARIN 13/8
12. MERLES D'IKENZ
13. ER NEMO KLANZ
