Breton music refers to the traditional music of the Brittany region in northwest France. It is characterized by its use of specific instruments such as the bombarde and biniou, which are traditional woodwind instruments. The music often features lively rhythms and melodies, reflecting the region's Celtic heritage. In addition to instrumental music, Breton songs often include themes of love, nature, and local history. The music is typically performed at festivals and gatherings, where dancers participate in traditional dances like the gavotte and an dro. This vibrant musical culture plays a significant role in preserving the unique identity of the Breton people.