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Corne d’aur’Oc - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - CD volume 3 with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments.
Corne d’aur’Oc 4 - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - CD volume 4 with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments.
Corne d’aur’Oc 4 - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - MP3 Album (MP3 to download) volume 4 with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments.
Corne d’aur’Oc 5 - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - CD volume 5 with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments. Cèucle occitan setòri.
Corne d’aur’Oc - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - CD volume with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments.
Corne d’aur’Oc - Brassens chanté en langue d’Oc (Brassens sung in Occitan language) - CD volume 2 with the songs of the french singer Georges Brassens translated into Occitan language from Languedoc by Philippe Carcassés, and some instrumental titles, with traditional Occitan instruments.
Escapadas - Philippe Carcassés (CD). Dans cet enregistrement, le hautbois du Bas-Languedoc s’échappe de son aire d’origine pour évoquer des horizons divers mais en proposant aussi quelques airs sétois inédits, qui le relient à un port d’attache, figuré par la pochette illustrée par Pierre François.