Self-Employed Accordion Player
Tears of a Robot by Fiddlebox and Nick Swannell A unique new album merges Klezmer tunes with machinery, wind and water soundscapes : CD available from Fiddlebox’s shop – digital copies from CDBaby, Amazon and iTunes. Fiddlebox’s fourth album, ‘Tears of a Robot’ is a collaboration with electronic musician Nick Swannell. It is an […]
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New CDs from Georgia Fearn, John Forrester, Kent Nielsen and Damian Clarke I love getting the chance to play on other artists CDs and it’s always exciting to hear them afterwards. I am rather honored to be on 2018 releases by Georgia Fearn and John Forrester and slightly less recent (2016) albums by Kent Nielsen […]
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Fiddlebox Launch New CD Welsh duo Fiddlebox (Helen Adam and George Whitfield) will première their new album titled Eastern Honeymoon at the Great Glasshouse in the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Carmarthenshire, Wales. Saturday 18th April 2015 at 14:30 For the first time ever Welsh dancing tunes are merged with Klezmer harmonies, the traditional […]
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Fiddlebox play Rhosygilwen on 20/11/2014, FREE! Sadly I understand this will be the last Rhosygilwen Folk Club, and as a free entry club with a terrific venue and excellent acts it’s a shame to see it go. Many thanks to Glen Peters for providing the venue “Rhosygilwen” and Jan Steer for organizing the events. We […]
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Just a quick post to say that Fiddlebox play Llangwm Rugby Club (SA62 4HS) tonight (16/5/2014). Details here. AND Fiddlebox are playing Solva Memorial hall (SA62 6TE) tomorrow (17/5/2014) for an RNLI benefit – details here.
Continue ReadingAfter a playing 3 sets a day for 2 days across Easter at the National Botanic Garden of Wales with my duo Fiddlebox I was pleased to see that Colin Riddle has posted a few nice photos on facebook. To have a look go to the Fiddlebox facebook page which is here.
Continue ReadingI had a good weekend musically – on Saturday me and Henry Sears had a very successful ceilidh in Moylegrove, Pembrokeshire. I had thought that people might be reluctant to dance, especially after a splendid buffet – anyway I was wrong and we did loads of dances as well as some good music in between. […]
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