La Blanche Biche (1977): instrumental studio sample played through the PA system

Le Prince d'Orange([traditional] cover)

1973; from Gabriel & Marie Yacoub's (unique) album, "Pierre de Grenoble"; performed a capella

Voici la Saint-Jean (Ronde)([traditional] cover)

1976

La nuit des sorcières

1986; the finale is a traditional song called "Lyke-Wake Dirge"

L'écolier assassin([traditional] cover)

1976

La conduite([traditional] cover)

1978

Comprenez-vous (reproches de la Tulipe à Mme de Pompadour née Poisson)([traditional] cover)

studio version yet to be released; first ever live performance on 24 July 2012 in Quimper, France

Bacchu ber([traditional] cover)

1977; instr.; often played after "Comprenez-vous"

Le luneux([traditional] cover)

1976

Le garçon jardinier([traditional] cover)

1975

Instrumental solos

Gilles Chabenat hurdy-gurdy solo, Yannick Hardouin bass solo entitled "Maruska"

Marions les roses([traditional] cover)

1975

Les tristes noces([traditional] cover)

1976

Soleillet (de l'air en l'air)

studio version yet to be released; first ever live performance on 6 July 1984 in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Beauté / Twelfth Song of the Thunder([traditional] cover)

1994; from Gabriel Yacoub's fourth solo album, "Quatre"

Pierre de Grenoble([traditional] cover)

1973; from Gabriel & Marie Yacoub's (unique) album, "Pierre de Grenoble"

Schiarazzula Marazzula([traditional] cover)

1973; instr.; from "P. de G." album; when played, always played as a finale to "Pierre de Grenoble"

Nous sommes chanteurs de sornettes - gavotte

1977; song / instr. - as the original title indicates...

Margot

1976

Danse bulgare([traditional] cover)

1979; instr.

J'ai vu le loup, le renard et la belette([traditional] cover)

1975; instr. - as the original title indicates...

Danse bulgare([traditional] cover)

Reprise