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Sunday
🄵 Cornwall - DREAMERS FOLK CLUB - Weekly on Sundays, live on Zoom. We manage access to our zoom sessions so folk can see each other and interact, preserving some of the Club atmosphere. So we keep around 2/3 of our seats for those who have supported us regularly and ask others to contact ntmorson <at> aol.com in advance if they want to come along on any particular night. Hoping to have e-guests once a month.
Also check www.dreamersfolk.uk
Wednesday
🄵 Wilts: Highworth - WHITE HORSE FOLK CLUB on Zoom. We meet 4th Wednesdays about 7.45pm for 8pm, and the contact is Geoff Davies 01793 706753.
Friday
🄵 Cornwall - BODMIN FOLK CLUB Virtual Open House, every Friday, 8pm – 10.30pm. Email bodminfolk<at>yahoo.com for details. www.bodminfolk.co.uk
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Note that some member-venues that normally welcome visitors are not publicly listing Zoom sessions here . . .
Sunday
🄵 Cornwall - DREAMERS FOLK CLUB - Weekly on Sundays, live on Zoom. We manage access to our zoom sessions so folk can see each other and interact, preserving some of the Club atmosphere. So we keep around 2/3 of our seats for those who have supported us regularly and ask others to contact ntmorson <at> aol.com in advance if they want to come along on any particular night. Hoping to have e-guests once a month.
Also check www.dreamersfolk.uk
Wednesday
🄵 Wilts: Highworth - WHITE HORSE FOLK CLUB on Zoom. We meet 4th Wednesdays about 7.45pm for 8pm, and the contact is Geoff Davies 01793 706753.
Friday
🄵 Cornwall - BODMIN FOLK CLUB Virtual Open House, every Friday, 8pm – 10.30pm. Email bodminfolk<at>yahoo.com for details. www.bodminfolk.co.uk
🄰 Folklife's UK & World list of Zooms includes both members & non-members, see our complete LIST for ALL AREAS on our ZOOM LIST webpage.
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West Country News from Folklife members (except Glos.: separate webpage)
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Bewnans Gwerin - Kesskrifer Kernow / Folklife - Correspondent Cornwall
We were so sorry to hear the sad news about Mike Walford, Folklife West's Cornish correspondent [see Newsletter, 16 September]. His contributions were much appreciated, as was his tremendous support and promotion of folk music in Cornwall and the wider world, including the Cornwall Folk Festival and the various clubs and sessions in which he was involved. We are very pleased to announce that Nigel Morson (pictured left) has kindly agreed to take on this role. Nigel is an active performer and one of the MCs at the well-known Dreamers Folk Club (www.dreamersfolk.co.uk). Please contact Nigel at ntmorson <at> aol.com [15/11/2020] |
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Top of page pictures, & here: ◊ Tar Barrels, Ottery St Mary, © Colin Davies - see our site Folklife Traditions: Seasonal
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◊ Padstow's Hobby Horse FW May 2019 cover © Doc Rowe ◊ Minehead Hobby Horse © J K Simmons [the editor], as used in "FW" headings
Bob & Gill Berry
Devizes Folk Club
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Eli's (the Rose & Crown) traditional singaround
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Correspondents : North Dorset and South Somerset, John Waltham, Dorset born singer, song collector and organiser of Trooper Song Sessions, Dorset Song Weekends,
and occasional one-off events,as well as guesting at a few Scots and Irish festivals. 01963 362890, jhnwaltham<at>yahoo.co.uk
and occasional one-off events,as well as guesting at a few Scots and Irish festivals. 01963 362890, jhnwaltham<at>yahoo.co.uk
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West Country: Members' Updates
-- not included in news pages & May issue pdf, below
Devon and Cornwall
🄵 Bideford Folk Club, at the Joiners Arms, Bideford, N. Devon EX39 2DR will be meeting weekly once again from 8pm on Thursday 5th August.
Full guest list on our website ( https://bidefordfolkclub.com/ ) starting with the wonderful Steve Turner on 23rd September. Welcome back, everyone! (15/7/21)
Many Clubs and sessions in Cornwall are generally waiting till the crowds have gone home.
🄵 Our Kernow correspondent Nigel Morson of Dreamers Folk Club reports in the Dreamers Newsletter that "It looks as though some live events are beginning to take place though most Clubs are waiting a little longer." www.dreamersfolk.co.uk
🄵 John Tremaine of Folk in Cornwall magazine reports that "I only know of one session in Cornwall that has restarted - at the Countryman Inn near Redruth. My local Morris side has started meeting outside in a car park to practice. We have a couple of bookings in August, including Cornwall Folk Festival. Most people seems very cautious about resuming social events, particularly with the large number of visitors Cornwall gets in the summer." There is a Directory on the website where you can see venues on Zoom, venues that are live, www.folkincornwall.co.uk
🄵 Rob Barratt's next few gigs. See http://www.robbarratt.co.uk
September 18th - St Ives September Festival, Cornwall. in The Arts Club with Dave Richey. Improv comedy, musical comedy and comic poetry. 8pm.
September 20th - Appledore Book Festival, North Devon. Appledore Social Club, 7.30pm. A two-person show of comedy through performance poetry with Liv Torc. October 2nd - The Old Library, Bodmin, Cornwall. The Two Robbies Show with "Professor of Whimsy", Robert Garnham. An evening with two of the South West's funniest spoken word performers.
🄵 Sarah McQuaid I’m very happy to announce that my new album The St Buryan Sessions, recorded and filmed live in lockdown in St Buryan Church, Cornwall, will be released Friday 15 October on CD and limited-edition double LP. I’ll be doing a very special album launch benefit concert that day, in — and for — St Buryan Church. In order to make it accessible for all in the local community, no entrance fee will be charged, but there will be a voluntary retiring collection for church funds. A six-week UK-wide tour will follow the album launch and continue through the end of November; see http://www.sarahmcquaid.com/tour for details of all shows. 15/8/21
🄵 Totnes Folk Song Club. We plan to open Totnes Folk Song Club on Thursday 14th October (all being well). Still 2nd Thursday in the month at The Dartmouth Inn, Totnes. 8.00pm. Singers Night. Best wishes. Anne 12/8/21
🄵 Bideford Folk Club has resumed its regular Thursday nights each week from 8pm at The Joiners Arms, Market Street, EX31 2 DR. All welcome to sing, say, play, listen and enjoy. Pub drinks, tea, coffee and cushions abound - a warm, Bideford welcome awaits. Also, plenty of fresh air, too whilst the weather allows!
Special guests booked so far are: Steve Turner - a nationally renowned fine singer and musician with a long and distinguished pedigree - appearing on Thursday, 23rd September (doors open just after 7pm) We can promise impeccable concertina and string playing to accompany this superb singer. Next up will be Moor Music - the collective might of traditional Dartmoor singers, musicians and step dancers, on Thursday 28th October. This'll be a 'proper job evenin,' me dears, daunee miss it'. Not only will there be playing and singing of the highest quality, but also world championship standard Dartmoor step-dancing to test the very fabric of the building! Now you can't want better than that for a night out, can you? So come along and enjoy the show. Al 15/8/21
Somerset
🄵 Eli's, Huish Episcopi Sam - hope you're OK. Just to let you know that we would hope to get going at Eli's, Huish Episcopi in September. The pub isn't opening until the end of June so we may have a one-off before we get going properly again. It'll just be nice to get together with some human contact if Mr. Johnson's plan comes to fruition. We've been enjoying plenty of what's app song sessions but I think they've run their course now.
Best wishes
Rod
18/5/2021 Hello, Sam - a bit of information for you on Eli's Traditional Singarounds. The pub is unfortunately closing in October for a period of around 6 months. The bad news is that the three siblings who run the pub are retiring. The good news is that it's being taken over by one of the sons who currently lives abroad. This means that the pub will have been in the same family for over 100 years and it will have minimal physical changes.
We'll run our normal September session and then obviously close until the grand re-opening.
Best wishes to you. Rod, 14/8/21
Wiltshire
🄵 White Horse Folk Club Highworth are pleased to say that we are opening in a new venue in September to allow more space for those who wish to socially distance.
All details remain the same except for a 7.30pm start and the venue is St Michael’s Hall Lechlade Road Highworth SN6 7HQ. Derrick and Chris Beer
🄰 FRIGGITT www.friggitt.co.uk New contact details: Chris Turpin, 07766492415, christurpin2016<at>gmail.com Friggitt perform songs and tunes from the nautical tradition and beyond.
Dorset
Our Correspondent John Waltham reports:
🄵 Music sessions at the Trooper have been happening out of doors since May, and are now coming indoors for the winter. Still on the 4th Sunday of the month, but check timings with Mandy Waltham on 01963 362890 as these may change from afternoon to evening
🄵 The same applies to the Second Sunday song sessions, but these may well move permanently to another day - probably Wednesdays - and be held in the Old Barn (= skittle alley) at the back of the Trooper.
Monthly sessions at the Exchange in Sturminster Newton have resumed on the 3rd Thursday evening of the month - contact Neil Gillard on 1963 363816.
Bristol & S Glos
🄵 The Redcatch Club in Bristol will be reopening on 11th September. See website https://redcatchclub.vistaprintdigital.com/ for details. Cheers Trevor 13/8/21
-- not included in news pages & May issue pdf, below
Devon and Cornwall
🄵 Bideford Folk Club, at the Joiners Arms, Bideford, N. Devon EX39 2DR will be meeting weekly once again from 8pm on Thursday 5th August.
Full guest list on our website ( https://bidefordfolkclub.com/ ) starting with the wonderful Steve Turner on 23rd September. Welcome back, everyone! (15/7/21)
Many Clubs and sessions in Cornwall are generally waiting till the crowds have gone home.
🄵 Our Kernow correspondent Nigel Morson of Dreamers Folk Club reports in the Dreamers Newsletter that "It looks as though some live events are beginning to take place though most Clubs are waiting a little longer." www.dreamersfolk.co.uk
🄵 John Tremaine of Folk in Cornwall magazine reports that "I only know of one session in Cornwall that has restarted - at the Countryman Inn near Redruth. My local Morris side has started meeting outside in a car park to practice. We have a couple of bookings in August, including Cornwall Folk Festival. Most people seems very cautious about resuming social events, particularly with the large number of visitors Cornwall gets in the summer." There is a Directory on the website where you can see venues on Zoom, venues that are live, www.folkincornwall.co.uk
🄵 Rob Barratt's next few gigs. See http://www.robbarratt.co.uk
September 18th - St Ives September Festival, Cornwall. in The Arts Club with Dave Richey. Improv comedy, musical comedy and comic poetry. 8pm.
September 20th - Appledore Book Festival, North Devon. Appledore Social Club, 7.30pm. A two-person show of comedy through performance poetry with Liv Torc. October 2nd - The Old Library, Bodmin, Cornwall. The Two Robbies Show with "Professor of Whimsy", Robert Garnham. An evening with two of the South West's funniest spoken word performers.
🄵 Sarah McQuaid I’m very happy to announce that my new album The St Buryan Sessions, recorded and filmed live in lockdown in St Buryan Church, Cornwall, will be released Friday 15 October on CD and limited-edition double LP. I’ll be doing a very special album launch benefit concert that day, in — and for — St Buryan Church. In order to make it accessible for all in the local community, no entrance fee will be charged, but there will be a voluntary retiring collection for church funds. A six-week UK-wide tour will follow the album launch and continue through the end of November; see http://www.sarahmcquaid.com/tour for details of all shows. 15/8/21
🄵 Totnes Folk Song Club. We plan to open Totnes Folk Song Club on Thursday 14th October (all being well). Still 2nd Thursday in the month at The Dartmouth Inn, Totnes. 8.00pm. Singers Night. Best wishes. Anne 12/8/21
🄵 Bideford Folk Club has resumed its regular Thursday nights each week from 8pm at The Joiners Arms, Market Street, EX31 2 DR. All welcome to sing, say, play, listen and enjoy. Pub drinks, tea, coffee and cushions abound - a warm, Bideford welcome awaits. Also, plenty of fresh air, too whilst the weather allows!
Special guests booked so far are: Steve Turner - a nationally renowned fine singer and musician with a long and distinguished pedigree - appearing on Thursday, 23rd September (doors open just after 7pm) We can promise impeccable concertina and string playing to accompany this superb singer. Next up will be Moor Music - the collective might of traditional Dartmoor singers, musicians and step dancers, on Thursday 28th October. This'll be a 'proper job evenin,' me dears, daunee miss it'. Not only will there be playing and singing of the highest quality, but also world championship standard Dartmoor step-dancing to test the very fabric of the building! Now you can't want better than that for a night out, can you? So come along and enjoy the show. Al 15/8/21
Somerset
🄵 Eli's, Huish Episcopi Sam - hope you're OK. Just to let you know that we would hope to get going at Eli's, Huish Episcopi in September. The pub isn't opening until the end of June so we may have a one-off before we get going properly again. It'll just be nice to get together with some human contact if Mr. Johnson's plan comes to fruition. We've been enjoying plenty of what's app song sessions but I think they've run their course now.
Best wishes
Rod
18/5/2021 Hello, Sam - a bit of information for you on Eli's Traditional Singarounds. The pub is unfortunately closing in October for a period of around 6 months. The bad news is that the three siblings who run the pub are retiring. The good news is that it's being taken over by one of the sons who currently lives abroad. This means that the pub will have been in the same family for over 100 years and it will have minimal physical changes.
We'll run our normal September session and then obviously close until the grand re-opening.
Best wishes to you. Rod, 14/8/21
Wiltshire
🄵 White Horse Folk Club Highworth are pleased to say that we are opening in a new venue in September to allow more space for those who wish to socially distance.
All details remain the same except for a 7.30pm start and the venue is St Michael’s Hall Lechlade Road Highworth SN6 7HQ. Derrick and Chris Beer
🄰 FRIGGITT www.friggitt.co.uk New contact details: Chris Turpin, 07766492415, christurpin2016<at>gmail.com Friggitt perform songs and tunes from the nautical tradition and beyond.
Dorset
Our Correspondent John Waltham reports:
🄵 Music sessions at the Trooper have been happening out of doors since May, and are now coming indoors for the winter. Still on the 4th Sunday of the month, but check timings with Mandy Waltham on 01963 362890 as these may change from afternoon to evening
🄵 The same applies to the Second Sunday song sessions, but these may well move permanently to another day - probably Wednesdays - and be held in the Old Barn (= skittle alley) at the back of the Trooper.
Monthly sessions at the Exchange in Sturminster Newton have resumed on the 3rd Thursday evening of the month - contact Neil Gillard on 1963 363816.
Bristol & S Glos
🄵 The Redcatch Club in Bristol will be reopening on 11th September. See website https://redcatchclub.vistaprintdigital.com/ for details. Cheers Trevor 13/8/21
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Obituary – John Shaw The traditional folk song scene in the Bristol area, and the mountain dulcimer world more widely, lost one of its most significant, eclectic and distinctive performers with the passing of John Shaw on 29th June aged 77. John moved to Bristol in 1968 with his wife, Angela, to pursue their careers in social work. John quickly developed a large and varied repertoire of mainly British but also American traditional songs and gained a reputation for interpreting them in his own particular style. John also began researching into Bristol’s musical heritage which resulted in 1982 in the production of a book, recording and stage show, ‘Alongside Bristol Quay’. He also became interested in the life and repertoire of Joseph Elliot from Todber and he recorded a number of his songs on an album, ‘Songs of a Dorset Fisherman’. The ‘electric folk’ movement was taking off and John, Angela and friends formed the group ‘Elecampane’ with him playing bass. The group quickly moved into what became known as ‘folk theatre’. During the recording of their first LP, ‘When God’s on the Water’, John purchased his first mountain dulcimer This instrument was to become a passion for the rest of his life. It is probably in his playing of it and its use for the accompaniment of his singing that he is best known. His wide repertoire, best illustrated in his own personal recordings, ‘Hourglass’, ‘Regional Curiosity’ and ‘Says Plato’ and on collaborations with the singer/ songwriter, Alan Kirkpatrick, was unique. He was a one-time Chair of the UK Nonsuch Dulcimer Society. John was also a founder member of the Bristol Shantymen, played bass with the celidh band ‘Jig Mad Wolf’, was the musical director of the West Gallery Group ‘Called To Be Saints’ and the unacknowledged leader of ‘The Hotwells Howlers’, a group that specialises in researching local and seasonal songs and staging multimedia folk productions. Another sideline was as a Punch and Judy man and he co-wrote Elecampane’s LP and stageshow, ‘The Further Adventures of Mr Punch’. John was a ’one-off’. A kind, gentle, modest, generous and considerate man, a loving husband to Angela, father to Cathy and Rosie and grandfather to Jim and Holly; the world is a lesser place without him. Dave Byrne. |
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SaDFolkSOMERSET AND DORSET FOLK DIARY
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THE ACOUSTIC CALENDARBristol, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Glos, Hampshire, Somerset, Wilts
The monthly calendar of folk clubs, singarounds, acoustic sessions & open mics: all about DIY music (not concerts, gigs, ceilidhs, etc). Its purpose is to keep you informed of all the places where you can take your voice and/or instrument and join in or do your own thing. It has two parts: (1) monthly Calendar of events; (2) alphabetical Venues List, giving a fuller description & contact details for each venue. Each part can be downloaded in pdf format. The Calendar can also be downloaded in a Word version so you can customise it according to your local requirements. If you’d like my more-or-less twice monthly Acoustic Calendar Updates delivered to your inbox, let me know, using the contact form on the website. ® Tony Watts, http://sanchobramble.weebly.com |
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FT55 advert from Roy & Lesley Adkins, Devon-based authors and contributers to FW's articles in the Folklife Traditions pages. See our Folklife Traditions website
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June The PENNYMOOR SONG AND ALE Facebook: Pennymoor Singaround
Pennymoor SAR → see FW Devon news pages above
→ MORCHARD BISHOP: The London Inn, Morchard Bishop, Devon, EX17 6NW.
May CHIPPENHAM FOLK FESTIVAL www.chippfolk.co.uk
→ CHIPPENHAM, Wiltshire. Various venues around the town.
June TEIGNMOUTH FOLK FESTIVAL www.teignmouthfolk.co.uk
→ TEIGNMOUTH, Devon.
June WEST SOMERSET FOLK FESTIVAL www.westsomersetfolkfestival.co.uk
→ CARHAMPTON, Somerset.
Carhampton Recreation Hall, Carhampton Recreation Ground.
July PRIDDY FOLK FESTIVAL www.priddyfolk.org
→ PRIDDY near WELLS, Somerset. Village Green.
August DARTMOOR FOLK FESTIVAL www.dartmoorfolkfestival.org.uk
→ SOUTH ZEAL, near Okehampton, Devon. In the foothills of Dartmoor.
August CORNWALL FOLK FESTIVAL www.cornwallfolkfestival.com
→ WADEBRIDGE, Cornwall. Numerous venues throughout the town.
October BARING-GOULD FOLK WEEKEND www.baring-gould.co.uk
→ OKEHAMPTON, Devon. Held in comfortable indoor venues in the old market town of Okehampton, nestling on the northern slopes of Dartmoor.
Every Issue, we cover Member-Festivals for the next 12+ Months !
Pennymoor SAR → see FW Devon news pages above
→ MORCHARD BISHOP: The London Inn, Morchard Bishop, Devon, EX17 6NW.
May CHIPPENHAM FOLK FESTIVAL www.chippfolk.co.uk
→ CHIPPENHAM, Wiltshire. Various venues around the town.
June TEIGNMOUTH FOLK FESTIVAL www.teignmouthfolk.co.uk
→ TEIGNMOUTH, Devon.
June WEST SOMERSET FOLK FESTIVAL www.westsomersetfolkfestival.co.uk
→ CARHAMPTON, Somerset.
Carhampton Recreation Hall, Carhampton Recreation Ground.
July PRIDDY FOLK FESTIVAL www.priddyfolk.org
→ PRIDDY near WELLS, Somerset. Village Green.
August DARTMOOR FOLK FESTIVAL www.dartmoorfolkfestival.org.uk
→ SOUTH ZEAL, near Okehampton, Devon. In the foothills of Dartmoor.
August CORNWALL FOLK FESTIVAL www.cornwallfolkfestival.com
→ WADEBRIDGE, Cornwall. Numerous venues throughout the town.
October BARING-GOULD FOLK WEEKEND www.baring-gould.co.uk
→ OKEHAMPTON, Devon. Held in comfortable indoor venues in the old market town of Okehampton, nestling on the northern slopes of Dartmoor.
Every Issue, we cover Member-Festivals for the next 12+ Months !
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