Luc Arbogast

Luc Arbogast´s music is inspired by medieval France and the farming tradition and unites melancholy and spirituality. In his songs he sometimes refers to Cantiguas Santa Maria and songs of Walter von der Vogelweide, Hildegard of Bingen, or William of Machault. What is special about his music is his variable singing voice. The countertenor Arbogast sings most of his songs in a very high, clear voice, which is in stark contrast to his outward appearance which possibly accounts for his particular fascination. In his appearances he accompanies himself with an Irish bouzouki. Luc Arbogast has recorded five albums, which are only available at his concerts. 2003 : Fjall d'yr Vinur 2004 : Domus 2007 : Hortus Dei 2009 : Aux Portes de Sananda 2012 : Canticum in Terra The last album, Canticum in Terra, was recorded in collaboration with other musicians: Mélinda Bressan (flute), Jean Louis Renou (percussion), Aliocha Regnard (violin and nyckelharpa) Sarah Picaud (vocals). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.