St Patrick's Day in 1999. But with more than 70 musicians on stage at once, the show was tremendously difficult to put on. In August 2000, the group played at the Festival Interceltique in the stadium of Lorient where Dan announced that it would be the final concert. Return to solo work Dan Ar Braz returned to solo work. La mémoire des volets blancs (2001) is a tribute to the deceased friends from his childhood, and is a nostalgic instrumental piece. He performed in another major show at the Stade de France on St Patrick's Day in 2002. For the following albums, he worked with his friends, singers Clarisse Lavanant, Jean-Jacques Goldman, and Red Cardell. In 2012, with Bagad Kemper, he produced Celebration in Brittany, an album and a tour-unifier which gets closer to the spirit of L'Héritage des Celtes, but centers on Brittany. In 2015, the album Cornouailles Soundtrack was produced, which takes a more contemplative turn, telling the story of his life in instrumentals that range from "Moon River" and "Oh Shenandoah" to Braz’s own compositions in a style that echoes his musical heroes, The Shadows. Discography With the band Mor Stations (1972) With Alan Stivell Renaissance of the Celtic Harp (1972) Olympia Concert (1972) From Celtic Roots (1973) E Langonned (1974) Live in Dublin (1975) Treman Inis (1976) Before Landing (1977) Again (1993) Solo albums as Dan Ar Braz Douar Nevez (1977) Allez dire à la ville (1978) The Earth's Lament (1979) Acoustic (1981) Music For the Silences To Come / Musique pour les silences à venir (1985) Septembre bleu (1988) Songs (1990) Frontières de sel / Borders of Salt (1991) Rêve de Siam (1992) (OST) Xavier Grall chanté par Dan Ar Braz (1992) Theme for the Green Lands (1994) Kindred Spirit (1995) La Mémoire des volets blancs (2001) Celtiques (2003) À toi et ceux (2004) Frontières de sel (2006) (DVD & CD) Les Perches du Nil (2007) Comptines celtiques et d'ailleurs (2009) Celebration (2012) Célébration d'un héritage (2014) (live album) Cornouailles Soundtrack (2015) Various artists Irish Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes and Airs (1979) (with Duck Baker, Dave Evans, Davey Graham) Solo compilations Islands of memories – Les îles de la mémoire (1992) Made in Breizh (2002) Bretagnes : ici, ailleurs, là-bas (2011) References External links Official site 1949 births Living people Breton musicians Breton-language singers Celtic music groups Celtic rock music Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 1996