La Galope Du Lac St. Charles / Les Cloches De Ma Vallée / La Galope À Charles Arthur / L'Harmonie Des Coeurs

Released in 1982 on the Clavier label, this 7-inch record represents a specific moment in the regional folk music scene of Quebec. It features a collaborative assembly of musicians including Louise Picard, Lyne Drouin, Arthur Bradet, and Serge Coté, focusing on traditional instrumental styles. The release serves as a documentation of local musical heritage, emphasizing the preservation of fiddle tunes and accordion melodies that were foundational to the rural cultural identity of the St. Charles region.

The production reflects the minimalist approach common to independent regional labels of the early 1980s, which prioritized the authentic capture of dance music over elaborate studio ornamentation. By featuring tracks like 'La Galope Du Lac St. Charles,' the record functioned as both a performance piece and a community archive. While the release remains an obscure entry in the broader landscape of Canadian folk music, it is regarded by collectors of Quebecois traditional music as a sincere effort to document the repertoire of local players who were active in regional festivals and community gatherings.