Żetadâm

Żetadâm Trio was born to tell sensitive stories in a personal musical language. This performance opens one of the many doors to human emotions, through the complicity of three talented musicians. Six hands, six ears, three open hearts, melodies from their souls, an obvious crossbreeding. Their appetite for senses has led their way in dusty nomad processions, Anatolian fields, Bulgarian villages, or Festivals in Brazil. They come to seed this evasion's sensual rumor in your ears...
Marcovitch (Accordion)
Dylan Gully (Clarinet)
Pauline Willerval (Gadulka)

Bio
Joseph Detailleur and Dylan Gully met in 2005, they worked Balkan music and composition whithin the band Txütxükan, with which they did more than 150 performances and released 2 albums. Pauline Willerval and Dylan Gully participated toguether in several projects including Tarab Med' ensemble in which they worked mediterranean repertoires with musicians from Morocco, Tunisia, Libanon, Turquey; directed by Moroccan oud player Kamal LMimouni.
Żetadâm Trio was born from those meetings, and especially through a common participation in tours and concerts within the Balkan/Gypsy music collective “Pas d'Nom Pas d'Maison” in Nantes. They enjoy playing and creating together and decided early 2012 to set up the Żetadâm Trio. They met for a creation residency in August 2012 in Brittany, and another residency in January 2013 in Istanbul followed by 3 concerts. Since then they toured every year, in France, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, Poland. In 2016 Marcovitch joins the band on accordion. In 2017 they did a one month tour with bicycle, 869kms and 26 gigs around Brittany to feed their music and souls with another experience of time and mouvement. They have played in chapels, houses, churches, theatres, librairies, gardens, artist workshops, cafés, festivals, by rivers, stone circles... In summer 2019 they did a new cycling tour along the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland, from Cobv to Allihies (Co. Cork).