Patrick Molard, born on November 17, 1951, in Saint-Malo, France, is a French musician recognized for his expertise in Pìobaireachd. He started playing the bombard and bagpipe at age 14 with the bagad Quic-en-Groigne. In 1969, Molard joined the pipe-band An Ere in Rennes and studied under Jakez Pincet, winning several soloist competitions. At 20, he trained with Robert U. Brown and Robert B. Nicol at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Upon returning to Brittany, Molard collaborated with Alan Stivell and formed the group Satanazet in 1973. He has also been part of notable groups like Gwerz, Pennoù Skoulm, and L'Héritage des Celtes. He released his first solo album, Ar baz valan - Cornemuse, in 1984. Subsequent albums include Biniou Braz (1998) and Deliou (2000).
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Ceòl Mòr / Light & Shade
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| To the Bobs (Celtic Music from Brittany- Keltia Musique Bretagne) |
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Deliou
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| Biniou Braz |
| Er bolom koh |
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Triptyque
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Piobaireachd
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| Ar baz valan (The Milestone Collection of Breton Music - Keltia Musique - Bretagne) |
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Ar Baz Valan (Musiques de Bretagne - The Sounds of Brittany)
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| Celtic procession |
| Theme for the Green Lands (Suite pour cornemuses et guitares) |
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Fest Vraz / Musiques de Bretagne / Keltia Musique Airs
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Allez dire à la ville
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Fest vraz, vol. 2 (Musiques bretonnes) [Celtic Music Keltia Musique]
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Les grands airs celtiques (The Great Celtic Airs - Keltia Musique Bretagne)
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