Founded in 1989, Corvus Corvax is one of the very first bands who brought rock into traditional and authentic medieval music. True to the original spirit of minstrels, the band members have collected melodies discovered in libraries on their many travels. They studied them carefully, taking interest in the everyday life of their ancestors and adopting their way of life. They rebuilt medieval instruments, improved them thanks to their practical experience as musicians and used them to blend rhythms and melodies, creating a new sound.

This way, Corvus Corvax has influenced the whole of the musical movement in Europe. The band's career has taken them all over the world: almost everywhere in Europe, in Japan, Jordan, Morocco and Mexico. Their very spectacular performances combine celebration and mystery.

"Alben" (2002), "Mille Anni Passi Sunt" (2000), "MM" (2000), "Viator" (1998), "Live" (1998), "Tanzwut" (1996), "Tritonus" (1995), "Inter Deum Et Diabolum Semper Musica Est" (1993), "Congregatio" (1991), "Ante Casu Peccati" (1989)

Omnia was born many years ago from the desire of recreating the roman and Celtic sounds of Northern Europe at the end of the Iron Age.

In 2002, Omnia Changed their own style with the arrival of new musicians. They became a quartet (flute, percussion, harp, vocals) exploring the musical legends of the Celtic world.

Their very interactive and spectacular shows are hard to forget...

Elane's music is folk music filled with the spirit of he Lord of the Rings, brought to life by the spellbinding voice of Joran.

This extremely promising and prolific young band writes melodies that are at the same time new and familiar, the kind of melody you cannot forget.

At the beginning of her career, between 2001 and 1003, Keltia's repertoire consisted of traditional pieces of Ireland and Brittany. But she quickly added adaptations of artists like Kate Bush or Alan Stivell as well as personal compositions, which take the listeners into a oneiric world where monsters and wonders meet. A contemporary approach of the art of former bards… The Autumn of 2004 saw an important change in Keltia's career, when she joined forces with three musicians to form a band: a collaboration of four artists around a common project. The musical universe of Keltia then opened to new horizons: her Celtic-inspired music met with oriental scents and a new show, denser and more powerful, was created.