Alan Stivell

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Top Songs By Alan Stivell

Eliz IzaAlan Stivell

Extraits De Manuscrits Gallois: Ap Huw Et PenlynAlan Stivell

Son Ar ChistrAlan Stivell

Suite Des MontagnesAlan Stivell

Listen to Tri Martolod (Live) by Alan Stivell, see lyrics, music video & more!

Tri Martolod (Live)Alan Stivell

YsAlan Stivell

Listen to Tri Martolod by Alan Stivell, see lyrics, music video & more!

Tri MartolodAlan Stivell

Suite IrlandaiseAlan Stivell

Tenval an DeizAlan Stivell

Brian BoruAlan Stivell

Upcoming Concerts for Alan Stivell

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Alan Stivell currently has 8 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Friday, December 19, 2025 at SALLE CAP CAVAL - PENMARC'H in Penmarch, , France.

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Latest Release

Listen to Liberté - Roazhon (feat. Orchestre National de Bretagne) [Live 2022] by Alan Stivell

ALBUMLiberté - Roazhon (feat. Orchestre National de Bretagne) [Live 2022]Alan Stivell

More albums from Alan Stivell

ALBUMHuman / KeltAlan Stivell

Listen to Amzer (Deluxe Edition) by Alan Stivell

ALBUMAmzer (Deluxe Edition)Alan Stivell

ALBUME LangonnedAlan Stivell

ALBUMChemins de TerreAlan Stivell

ALBUMChemins de Terre (Version Remasterisée)Alan Stivell

ALBUMRenaissance de la Harpe CeltiqueAlan Stivell

ALBUMRenaissance de la Harpe Celtique (Version Remasterisée)Alan Stivell

ALBUMRenaissance of the Celtic HarpAlan Stivell

ALBUMRefletsAlan Stivell

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About Alan Stivell

Hometown

Riom, Auvergne, France

Born

January 6, 1944

Genre

Worldwide

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Since the late '60s, Alan Stivell has done more to revive interest in the Celtic (specifically Breton) harp than anyone else and, in the process, almost singlehandedly made the world aware of native Breton Celtic music. His albums of extraordinary beauty and diversity have ranged from ancient Breton and Irish material to modern folk-rock and progressive rock. A major influence on a multitude of folk-rock musicians with his interweaving of electric and traditional instruments, Stivell's first major solo album, Renaissance of the Celtic Harp (1972), remains a favorite among fans of the stringed instrument, while his later albums also display his abilities with bagpipes and as a singer. Stivell's biggest accomplishment, however, involved the rebirth and rediscovery of an instrument and an entire cultural history.