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The talabarder is talented. (talabarders are persons who play bombarde, that's a Breton word)

This crazy af

Vidéo super, c'est l'époque de mon enfance et adolescence, j'ai fais plein de photos de ce matériel mythique.

Sharon knows how to do everything ! 👍😅😂👍

What are the tune names please?

A cette époque, je rentrais à la SNCF et je faisais chef de trains par la suite sur ce matériel à la gare de Lyon. Que de bons souvenirs....

Happy dance. Old kind French provience. My dream to live in French village

Un Sprague Thomson sur la ligne 6, cela fait presque 50 ans qu'il n'y en a plus circulé et avec en plus des MP 73 en livrée bleue d'origine, c'est un vrai trésor historique.

are the sounds of the f7 in train sim

I love you France

Interesting. Sounds very "northern"

Que vous êtes beaux!!🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

What locomotive is that?

Nearly all SNCF trains have the same two tone horn I believe regardless if it is a high speed or non high speed train/locomotive.

A brutal 264 bpm tempo, huh. The girl is formidable. What is the name of the tune?

Like, like 😘 bravo,like,bises!!

Bravo,les danseurs,like🎶🎶 ça c'est de la bourrée,didiou !!!🎶🎶

Is this loco a high hood type?

Its like a squeaky Oboe, and thats not an insult i honestly love it.

Take on me...

Is the locomotive's number a 3? Because if it is, number 3 is switching at a mill near me

We getting outta serfdom with this one 🌜🤝🌛🔥🔥

love this- great scene in black robe of this type

I love this sound of the bombarde and your great performance. Could you please advise, where I can buy such a mulit-oktave bombarde with several metal keys? Would be great, thanks, mate! 🙏🙏

THIS IS A GP9

N'empêche que toutes les pistes sont fermés, la rouge, la verte et la bleue.

Who eles doin the packet for school🔥

TGV is a very based train, that was awsome

se parece al Rin de Chiloé! pero se salta más

Bientôt ça sera ça avec le MP73.

Most definitely not in its element. I rode in those extensively, while in France1964-67. My favourite model, as a long time juice fan (because it’s ancient). I also rode in the newer ones then; but with lesser feeling. Glad to see that this was saved. No problem in the métro, I speak French as first language. One of the métro stations has 8 levels.

What a noise.

Wonderful! I love it!

this instrument is the descended if the ancient zurna used in Armenia 🇦🇲 and many other nations

Parle français.... Ta honte ou quoi ?

The TGV is and will always be my favorite high-speed French train It has the best horn sound

What is the name of this music they played?

Fantastic !!!

Looks like alternate reality Trevor and Ricky from trailerparkboys

Who knew Americans would be so offended by a freakin’ horn… 🥲

Any idea if they’ve recorded any music together or anyone with a similar sound to look into? This is amazing

Even though our train speeds are shit, we have much better horns

Is the instrument with the wheel a hurdy gurdy, or something different?

Very nice! It would be even better if the uploader would add a few words to the video description (explaining, for example, in which city/country this was filmed).

My favorite unit's were Emd SD 40s & 60S .

For this year's vacation, my wife and I went to France. My first time. Also my first time riding in a TGV (to Le Mans). Wow. As a model train hobbyist I was just ecstatic. So fast, smooth, and comfortable. We reached a speed of 186 mph. Fastest I'd ever gone on land! Lol. Beautiful country, awesome food and wine, and very courteous people. We will certainly be back for more. Thanks for sharing!

Who are the musicians?

We think we are so hip and cool and this is what the French were doing in the 1700s...

Je ne m'en lasse pas .ils sont formidables. Vive la Bourrée, vive l'Auvergne

The festival at Chateau d'Ars. I know some of the crowd but members of the group are Maxou, Fredric and manu Paris from La Chavannée. Luckily I live nearby and am there every year. Originally known as the Festival St Chartier which was founded in 1976 to honour 100 years since the death of Georges Sands, who lived a few Km from there, and wrote a novel about the Maîtres Sonneurs. ( local bagpipe players.)