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Jacky Molard is Breton musician and a well-known figure in traditional Breton music. He plays fiddle, guitar and bass. He is/has been a member of Gwerz, Pennou Skoulm, the Jacky Molard Acoustic Quartet, and has also played in various groups with Erik Marchand such as Taraf de Caransebes. He is also a composer and producer. Jacky created the "Innacor" Breton/World music label in 2005 along with Erik Marchand and Bertrand Dupont.
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