American contra dance, English ceilidh and Morris dance music, plus just about anything else that's fun to play.

*My self-introduction related to violin

 From the age of 6, I learned violin using the Shinichi Suzuki method.  Completed Graduate School B in 1981 at the age of 14.

 A Drop Of GoodBeer (2004-2020)
 A man and a woman perform British Morris dance music, Irish and French traditional music on a button accordion, concertina, bouzouki, mandolin, and fiddle at Nippon Craft Beer Festival, Ryogoku POPEYE, and live events hosted by friends.   In charge of fiddle.

 GRAND HAMA MORRIS (2016-active) 
Japan's Morris Dance Team *I participated as a musician until 2020.

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＊バイオリンにまつわる私の自己紹介

6歳〜鈴木慎一メソッドでバイオリンを学ぶ。1981年14歳の時（現在の）研究科B修了。

A Drop Of GoodBeer（2004-2020） 
ニッポンクラフトビアフェスティバルや両国POPEYE、知人主催のライブイベントなどで、イギリスのモリスダンスミュージックやアイルランド、フランスの伝統曲などを、ボタンアコーディオン、コンサーティーナ、ブズーキ、マンドリン、フィドルで演奏する、男性ひとりと女性ふたりのバンド。フィドル担当。

GRAND HAMA MORRIS（2016-活動中）
日本のモリスダンスチーム※自身は2020までミュージシャンとして参加した
　
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プロフィール　梅原仁氏
ヘッダー　染村哲也氏

I'm a melodeon/concertina player, and this is an archive of my progress as I learn the instruments. It goes back to the first recordings I made, and hopefully it will be helpful to others who are also learning to see the changes over time!

Original compositions played upon various acoustic instruments. 

At the moment, the majority of music I record is original folk tunes. Most of these tunes arise whilst out in natural ecosystems or shortly after visiting a natural ecosystem. The titles often reflect an aspect of the ecosystem I had noticed while the tune came about. Lately this is usually a species of bird.

Tin whistles and flutes appear the most often in my recordings; though mandolin, tenor guitar, lyre harp, jaw harp, dulcitar, and a handful of other instruments show up fairly often as well.

And here's some more music I've made along with my friend Dan Jones:
https://soundcloud.com/user-453898279

Talking Cat Recordings is a studio in West Yorkshire specialising in acoustic music.

Russian balfolk / fest noz / nordic folk musician

Look Around Corners – a kickass band from the depths of Dorset. Playing fantastic originals and covers in their inimitable style, Alex fronts the band with her rich, powerful voice whilst singing barefoot. To her side is Jack, an ace guitar shredder, if ever I’ve seen one, capable of all sorts of classy licks on his Fender Jaguar as well as adding backing vocals as required. In the engine room is Dingo, laying down a thunderous bottom end bass whilst looking cool as, with Mel’s drumming crisp, deep and spot on always. Check out his fills. In fact, check out the whole band. You won’t be disappointed!
Written by Chris Chapman (1962—2021)

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