Jean-Mixel Bedaxagar

Subject: Music and singing

The Souletin singer Jean-Mixel Bedaxagar (Ordiarp, 1953) is one of the most famous xirula and ttun-ttun players.
His passion for this instrument has never left him since the day when as a child he experienced his first mascarades in the village square. Later on, taught by the well-known Etxahun-Iruri and Copain, and also having learnt to play the ttun-ttun, he began to lead festivals and mascarades.
In the interview he kindly gave, he talks about his career as a musician and recalls memories about his reputed master Etxahun-Iruri.


Jean-Mixel Bedaxagar
Author: Maite Deliart (EKE)

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Author: EKE | Duration: 13min | Date: 2010-01-20 | Language: Euskara

 

Second part of the recording

 

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Partner www.eitb.com

Interview carried out in partnership with the www.eitb.com portal website.

The Basque Cultural Institute through the www.eke.org portal website and the www.eitb.com group have joined forces to present you the account of a cultural figure from the Northern Basque Country or a "guide" enabling you to discover one of the meccas of Basque culture in Iparralde every month in the form of an interview.