Folk Music & Folk Dance in Wales

Mike Lambert
http://www.museman.co.uk
Acoustic Melody Folk Rock Blues from International singer/songwriter Mike Lambert \"The Museman\".

Dawnswyr Delyn
http://www.dawnswyrdelyn.org.uk
Our purpose is to share our enjoyment of our traditional dances and music, to spread the knowledge about them locally, nationally and internationally, and to share our enthusiasm with anyone who cares to watch, listen or join in with us!

Corris Festival
http://www.corrisfestival.co.uk
A feast of Music Real Ales Fun and Laughter.

Celfyddydau Mari Arts
http://www.folkwales.org.uk
A unique force in Wales, created to research, preserve and encourage the use of all aspects of the traditional arts including song, music, dance, drama and storytelling. This website aims to be the central reference point for the traditional arts in Wales, with links to relevant sites in Wales, the other nations of Britain, in Europe and elsewhere in the world.

Sian Phillips Fiddle
http://www.sianfiddle.co.uk
Sian is a fifth generation fiddle player with roots back to the chapel fiddlers of the Swansea Valleys.

The Bear Band
http://www.bearband.co.uk
THE BEAR BAND has been playing for Barn Dances and Ceilidhs over many years, during which time it has built up a strong reputation across South Wales for delivering quality music and a great time.

Allan Yn Y Fan - Folk Band
http://www.allanynyfan.co.uk
Allan Yn Y Fan is Wales’ leading Celtic Music band of the 21st Century with an international reputation for their concert, festival and recorded work. The multi-instrumental quintet are now gaining a reputation as much for their “beautiful vocals” as for their “fiery instrumentals”.

Ffonic
http://www.ffonic.co.uk
It all started in September 2000. Seven musical hopefuls got together in someone\'s kitchen - and didn\'t sound bad at their first attempt! Since then, we\'ve delighted sun scorched festival revellers and warmed the hearts of frozen Christmas shoppers, lifted the feet of dancers by moonlight and charmed the ears off old folk\'s clubs - then there\'s the theatre variety shows, ceilidhs, parties.

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