Malicorne 2

All songs are traditional, arrangements by Malicorne – except for "La Fille aux chansons (Marion s'y promène)": trad.; 2nd movement composed by Malicorne).^[1]

1. Le Mariage anglais – 4:06 (a song originating from Normandy; exact date unknown; the final tune is the "Domino fidelium", a Gregorian motet from the École de Notre-Dame)
2. Le Garçon jardinier – 2:52 (from the Bas-Berry province)
3. La Fille aux chansons (Marion s'y promène) – 10:26 (a common lament in Île-de-France, in the whole west part of France and in the Québec province; exact source unknown; 2nd movement composed by Malicorne)
4. J'ai vu le loup, le renard et la belette (instrumental) – 2:29 (a two-time bourrée from Haute-Auvergne)
5. Cortège de noce – 4:08 (from the Franche-Comté region)
6. Branle – La Péronnelle – 4:31 (1st track from the Poitou province – 2nd track from the Dauphiné province and the Savoie region)
7. Le Galant indiscret – 2:19 (from La Châtre, Bas-Berry)
8. "Marions les roses (chant de quête)" 3:30 (a song of the quest for the eggs in the time of Easter)
9. "Suite : Bourrée, Scottish-valse" 2:27 (an instrumental from the regions of the Centre of France)
10. "Le Bouvier" - 5:14 (the lyrics are an adaptation in French from the langue d'oc)

• Gabriel Yacoub – acoustic and electric guitar, épinette des Vosges, vocals
• Marie Yacoub – electric dulcimer, bouzouki, hurdy-gurdy, vocals
• Laurent Vercambre – violin, bouzouki, psaltery, harmonium, mandolin, vocals
• Hughes de Courson – electric guitar, bass, crumhorn, percussion, vocals.

The album's closing track "Le Bouvier" was sampled by Four Tet on "As Serious As Your Life", from the 2003 album Rounds.^[2]