Éric Favreau and Paul Marchand (Canada - QC)
Éric Favreau comes from a family of traditional musicians. His work is rooted in a diverse number of musical sources including archives and his own field recordings. As an individual, and in various groups, Éric has vast experience in the Canadian, American and European music scenes. He has recorded two solo albums, one with fiddler and friend Mario Landry, Reel à Deux, and three with his current group Enterloupe: La St-Berdondaine, Les choux pis des melons, Épilogue, and has appeared on at least twenty others. He teaches regularly at fiddle camps in the , Europe, and and teaches and leads workshops on traditional fiddle and music at both the primary and college level.
Paul Marchand 
Gifted with a sure sense of rhythm and a clear, strong voice, Paul Marchand has collaborated with a huge number of traditional musicians from Québec and France. His two-year stay in Brittany gave him the chance to make contact with a song culture not so far removed from his own in Québec. From 1987 to 1993 he was part of the group Manigance, which had a recent reunion. He also participated in Angèle Arsenault’s shows “Bonjour Madame Bolduc.” He is a founding member of the group Enterloupe, which just released a third CD. He is an exceptional guitarist who, through his accompaniment, arrangements and songs, knows how to bring out all the subtlety and sensitivity of the traditional repertoire.
