During the 11th century, in southern France, a special kind of musician and poet was born. The troubadour travelled and performed his own works, gathering and blending different musical influences. Since that time, the name troubadour has applied to musicians who have continued the tradition, keeping it alive to this very day.

Works by Pierre Bensusan, Philip Rosheger, Keith Jarrett, James Kline, Alain Everts, and Turlough O'Carolan. An eclectic blend of classical, Celtic, folk, and jazz