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After that, Kadril was invited to participate in the [[Radio 1 (Belgium)|Radio 1]] production (with Dree Peremans). This was their initial collaboration with Patrick Riguelle. In 1990, their album ''De Vogel in de muite'' was released. The album leaned sonically in the direction of folk-rock but remained primarily a folk record. In 1994, a collaboration with Patrick Riguelle was recorded on the CD ''Nooit met Krijt''. Two years later, the live album ''De Groote boodschap'' was released, ending the collaboration with Patrick. His departure kicked off a search for a worthy successor, and finally, Eva de Roovere joined the group.
After that, Kadril was invited to participate in the [[Radio 1 (Belgium)|Radio 1]] production (with Dree Peremans). This was their initial collaboration with Patrick Riguelle. In 1990, their album ''De Vogel in de muite'' was released. The album leaned sonically in the direction of folk-rock but remained primarily a folk record. In 1994, a collaboration with Patrick Riguelle was recorded on the CD ''Nooit met Krijt''. Two years later, the live album ''De Groote boodschap'' was released, ending the collaboration with Patrick. His departure kicked off a search for a worthy successor, and finally, Eva de Roovere joined the group.


A first CD was released with Eva, which was aptly called Eva. In 2001, they released the two-disc compilation album ''All the Best''.<ref name="auto" /> to celebrate their 25th anniversary. In 2003, the group released a second new album with Eva, entitled ''Pays''. It was produced by [[Gabriel Yacoub]], the leader of the French folk group [[Malicorne (band)|Malicorne]]. In 2004, Kadril collaborated with the [[Galicia (Spain)|Galicia]]n singers and musicians of Ialma and Alumea to create the album La Paloma Negra. In October of that year, Eva De Roovere left the group, being replaced by Mariken Boussemaere.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.standaard.be/cnt/ggscavgb|title=Kadril Folkgroep|website=De Standaard}}</ref> In 2005, Kadril released ''The Other Shore / De Andere Kust'' with songs relating to emigration to America, a theme that was very close to the Libbrecht brothers.
The first CD was released with Eva, which was aptly called Eva. In 2001, they released the two-disc compilation album ''All the Best''.<ref name="auto" /> to celebrate their 25th anniversary. In 2003, the group released a second new album with Eva, entitled ''Pays''. It was produced by [[Gabriel Yacoub]], the leader of the French folk group [[Malicorne (band)|Malicorne]]. In 2004, Kadril collaborated with the [[Galicia (Spain)|Galicia]]n singers and musicians of Ialma and Alumea to create the album La Paloma Negra. In October of that year, Eva De Roovere left the group, being replaced by Mariken Boussemaere.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.standaard.be/cnt/ggscavgb|title=Kadril Folkgroep|website=De Standaard}}</ref> In 2005, Kadril released ''The Other Shore / De Andere Kust'' with songs relating to emigration to America, a theme that was very close to the Libbrecht brothers.


Foreign guests Szilvia Bognár and Heather Grabham joined the band's new signer Mariken Boussemaere. In 2006, to honour their 30th anniversary, Kadril was the main guest at the Nekka-Night in the Antwerp Sportpaleis. On September 7, 2007, they were joined by Sois Belle in [[Moorslede]] at a benefit concert for Sabou Fanyi Guinea. In the spring of 2009, Kadril released the new CD ''Mariage''. Later that year, Mariken Boussemaere left the group, playing her last performance at the Gooikoorts folk festival.
Foreign guests Szilvia Bognár and Heather Grabham joined the band's new signer Mariken Boussemaere. In 2006, to honour their 30th anniversary, Kadril was the main guest at the Nekka-Night in the Antwerp Sportpaleis. On September 7, 2007, they were joined by Sois Belle in [[Moorslede]] at a benefit concert for Sabou Fanyi Guinea. In the spring of 2009, Kadril released the new CD ''Mariage''. Later that year, Mariken Boussemaere left the group, playing her last performance at the Gooikoorts folk festival.

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Kadril
OriginBelgium
GenresFolk
Years active1976–present
LabelsWild Boar Music
Members
  • Peter Libbrecht
  • Harlind Libbrecht
  • Bart De Cock
  • Erwin Libbrecht
  • Koen Dewaele
  • Karla Verlie
  • Jonathan Callens
Past members
  • Hans Quaghebeur
  • Jo Van Houtte
  • Patrick Riguelle
  • Dirk Verhegge
  • Willy Seeuws
  • Philippe Mobers
  • Eva De Roovere
  • Ron Reuman
  • Mariken Boussemaere
  • Lieven Huys
Websitewww.kadril.be

Kadril is a Belgian folk group formed in 1976 from the then youth and nature movement Wielewaaljongeren. The group name refers to the salon dance Quadrille, bastardized in Flemish to Kwadril or Kadril.

History

Kadril started with Erwin, Peter and Harlind Libbrecht, along with Bart de Cock. Hans Quaghebeur soon joined the group. The five original members are still the core of the group.[1] Kadril initially began playing Irish and French music before being persuaded to play Flemish music by Herman Dewitt of the Flemish folk band nl: 't Kliekske.[1] Prior to the release of their self-titled LP in 1986, they performed at fairs and neighbourhood parties.

After that, Kadril was invited to participate in the Radio 1 production (with Dree Peremans). This was their initial collaboration with Patrick Riguelle. In 1990, their album De Vogel in de muite was released. The album leaned sonically in the direction of folk-rock but remained primarily a folk record. In 1994, a collaboration with Patrick Riguelle was recorded on the CD Nooit met Krijt. Two years later, the live album De Groote boodschap was released, ending the collaboration with Patrick. His departure kicked off a search for a worthy successor, and finally, Eva de Roovere joined the group.

The first CD was released with Eva, which was aptly called Eva. In 2001, they released the two-disc compilation album All the Best.[1] to celebrate their 25th anniversary. In 2003, the group released a second new album with Eva, entitled Pays. It was produced by Gabriel Yacoub, the leader of the French folk group Malicorne. In 2004, Kadril collaborated with the Galician singers and musicians of Ialma and Alumea to create the album La Paloma Negra. In October of that year, Eva De Roovere left the group, being replaced by Mariken Boussemaere.[2] In 2005, Kadril released The Other Shore / De Andere Kust with songs relating to emigration to America, a theme that was very close to the Libbrecht brothers.

Foreign guests Szilvia Bognár and Heather Grabham joined the band's new signer Mariken Boussemaere. In 2006, to honour their 30th anniversary, Kadril was the main guest at the Nekka-Night in the Antwerp Sportpaleis. On September 7, 2007, they were joined by Sois Belle in Moorslede at a benefit concert for Sabou Fanyi Guinea. In the spring of 2009, Kadril released the new CD Mariage. Later that year, Mariken Boussemaere left the group, playing her last performance at the Gooikoorts folk festival.

Karla Verlie became the new lead singer of Kadril. In 2011 Kadril released the double CD compilation album Grand Cru. In addition to a selection from their previous CDs, this also included unpublished new recordings. In 2014 their most recent album Archaï was released. On January 9, 2017, guitarist Lieven Huys suddenly died of heart failure at the age of fifty. While performing at Na Fir Bolg 2017, Patrick Riguelle left the band.

Band Members

Current members

  • Peter Libbrecht - violin, vocals, percussion, harmonica (1976-)
  • Harlind Libbrecht - mandolin, dulcimer, slide guitar, vocals (1976-)
  • Bart De Cock - bagpipes, nyckelharpa, accordion (1976-)
  • Erwin Libbrecht - acoustic guitar, Irish bouzouki, banjo, vocals (1976-)
  • Koen Dewaele - bass (1999-)
  • Karla Verlie - vocals, accordion (2009-)
  • Jonathan Callens - drums (2011-)

Former members

  • Hans Quaghebeur - hurdy-gurdy, accordion, fife, dulcimer, banjo (1986-2010)
  • Jo Van Houtte - double bass (1986-?)
  • Patrick Riguelle - vocals (1990-1997)
  • Dirk Verhegge - electric guitar, banjo (1990-2012)
  • Willy Seeuws - drums (1990-1994)
  • Philippe Mobers - drums (1994-2003 2004-2011)
  • Eva De Roovere - vocals (1998-2004)
  • Ron Reuman - drums (2003-2004)
  • Mariken Boussemaere - vocals, flute (2004-2009)
  • Lieven Huys - electric guitar (2013-2017; Died 2017)

Discography

  • Kadril (1986)
  • De Vogel in de Muite (1990)
  • Nooit met Krijt (1994)
  • De Groote Boodschap - Live (1996)
  • Eva (1999)
  • All the Best (2001)
  • Pays (2003)
  • La Paloma Negra (2004)
  • De Andere Kust (2005)
  • Mariage (2009)
  • Grand Cru (2011)
  • Archaï (2014)

References

  1. ^ a b c "FolkWorld Article: Kadril and the Wildboar label". www.folkworld.de.
  2. ^ "Kadril Folkgroep". De Standaard.
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