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A track from the Rosie Turner-Bisset Memorial CD, The Bold Dragoon, released in August 2009. Rosie, a keen amateur folk musician and singer, morris...

The Dennington Bell is a wonderful and still-popular polka that Katie Howson learned from Dolly Curtis in the 1980s. These days it's known by the n...

Mrs. Ella Mae O'Dwyer, née Quill, from Athea in West Limerick (later of Ardgroom Co. Cork), playing a fling, followed by two reels, Toss the Feathe...

This one is from the Thomas Hardy Manuscripts. I have always been intrigued by the title, which impliess that there might be more than one Waterloo...

I put this together from a fantastic Alan Lomax recoding of Italian musicians and singers. Trad Italian/Arr Ed Rennie, I thank you!

learned at melodoens & more 2011

Learned from the Alistair Anderson album, Grand Chain. Written by Robert |Whitehead, it's full title is "Great North Run '86". Simply a delight.

No, Lambeth, as you asked. From Playford's collection of dances, the top results of a google search appear to be Sarah Brightman. It's a strange an...

Another lovely jig I learned from Nina Hansell. Can I worm my way out of this title looking a bit Anti-French? Naaah. So this is a tune which celeb...

concertina

Another fab tune from the pen of Angus Fitchet. What a star that man was. All I can find out about A M Shinnie is he directed two Aberdeen Student ...

Jody Kruskal and Paul Friedman performing "Wreck of the Six Wheeler" on Anglo concertina and fiddle from their album "Paul and Jody - American Song...

Played by 36 concertina musicians using treble, tenor-treble, baritone and bass English-system concertinas plus one using Anglo-system at the 12th ...

I learned this from Katie Howson. I cannot write authoratively on Lemmy (Lementina) Brazil, far better I refer you to some info available here http...

A 48 bar jig that started out as a 32 bar jig and then had some more nailed on to it. The title partly a nod to Souza and partly the result of grow...

Trying out recording with two Rode NT5's going into my EOS 60D via a preamp.

meleodion.net Tune of the Month March 2011

Melnet Tune of the Month March 2011

The Cheshire Waltz

Anahata - Oakwood D/G melodeon

see http://www.melodeon.net

Written by Chris Drinkwater - http://www.concertina.net/f...

Mark Gilston plays a Norwegian - Swedish Waltz on English concertina

http://www.markgilston.com/

chappeloise

A very jolly tune for something that actually wasn't all that funny.

Three Jeffries Anglo Concertinas [ C/G / Ab/Eb {old pitch} & Bb/F! ] playing the same Irish Reel:

The Mountain Top:

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Fabulous 48 bar jig composed by Simon Ritchie of Thaxted, Essex, England. Speaks for itself. PRS his name a good'un.

Gig on November 19th 2010, Featuring Alistair Anderson with lots of other lovely musicians.

Splendid jig from Scottish fiddle player and band leader Adam Rennie, played on the A/D Hohner Blinkfuer

Traditional finnish folk music. I've made this song by myself last summer '08... Feel free to comment and rate! :)

Ed Reavey composed this hornpipe - originally for his son, but it's associated with New York/Sligo fiddler Lad O'Beirne as the tune was one of his ...

A tune from Playford, played in Bb, and possibly originally written by Purcell. The arrangement is by Matt Seattle, and Valmai has dropped the harm...

Dapper's Delight playing two dances by G. Mainerio (ca. 1535 - 1582), at the Karnatic Lab, Amsterdam, 25/1/11. Susanna Borsch, recorder; Adrian Bro...

Dapper's Delight playing their version of Sweelinck's Onder een Linde groen at the Karnatic Lab, Amsterdam, 25/1/11. Susanna Borsch, recorder; Adri...

This my opening number to my Self Portrait 2009 album and reflects on life in the house trying to work, practice etc. The fighting noises at the st...

Il "vero salterello abruzzese" eseguito dal fenomeno Antonio Sulpizio, a Bucchianico, con una piacevole sorpresa...scopritela e commentatela!

A great 48 bar jig written by Chris Taylor so remember to name him on your PRS forms!