The following recordings and films feature music played on the hurdy-gurdy. Australia There is hurdy-gurdy and border pipes on the Earthly Delights album Pleasures for Four Seasons and Favourites for Four Settings, played by John Garden. Canadian-born Barb Dwyer has recorded three CDs of hurdy-gurdy music while living in Australia: Riding the Wild Gurdy Gander, Hullabaloom and La Langue Sauvage. In the Melbourne-based, neo-classical/goth project called The Victim's Ball, hurdy-gurdies are widely featured on various tracks. The Australian world/fusion group Umanee features the hurdy-gurdy in many of their songs. The Australian folk group called "Taliesin" used hurdy-gurdy on several tracks of their eponymous album. Austria Matthias Loibner has re-arranged Winterreise, Schubert's suite of 24 songs, for hurdy-gurdy and recorded it with singer Nataša Mirković-de Ro. The last song in the suite, Der Leiermann, is about a hurdy-gurdy player. Belgium The folk metal band Ithilien uses hurdy-gurdy in their songs. Canada The Quebecois group Ad Vielle Que Pourra prominently featured the hurdy-gurdy of member Daniele Thonon on their four albums, released between 1989 and 1996. Régine Chassagne, a prominent member of Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire uses a hurdy-gurdy on their 2007 album Neon Bible. Notable tracks featuring the use of a hurdy-gurdy are "Black Mirror" and "Keep the Car Running". Loreena McKennitt has several albums featuring a hurdy-gurdy played by Nigel Eaton and Ben Grossman. A hurdy-gurdy is prominently featured (and shown in close-up) in several songs on the concert video/album Nights from the Alhambra. Finland The band Korpiklaani plays the hurdy-gurdy during the music video for Rauta. France Patrick Bouffard is a master player and composer in the Bourbonnais and Auvergne traditions, and has recorded several albums with Trio Patrick Bouffard, Les Vielleux du Bourbonnais, La Chavannée de Montbel and other groups. Gilles Chabenat is a composer and master player of traditional and experimental electronic hurdy-gurdy styles. The band Dédale features Isabelle Pignol on hurdy-gurdy. Jean-François Dutertre's CD Chansons de Normandie (2002) features the hurdy-gurdy. Alexis Vacher (Alek and Hurdy-Gurdy) mixing his electroacoustic hurdy-gurdy with his computer. Grégory Jolivet. La Chavannée. La Machine. French improviser Dominique Regef plays hurdy-gurdy in the Spectrum String Trio on their 2008 release Spectrum. The folk band Tapage includes Stéphane Durand on acoustic and electro-acoustic hurdy-gurdy; they have released two CDs: Partage Nocturne and Tapage. Stéphane Durand also recorded a duo album with Thierry Nouat: Machiavel. The avant-garde band Zaar has a hurdy-gurdy