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Author Archives: Vicki
Week 44: Update from Whitby (still!)
Hello!It’s been a really lovely 10 days at Whitby and I’ve made an inroad into the new Swedish tune book – but the weather has been so amazing that I’ve spent a lot of time walking up to Whitby Abbey … Continue reading
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Week 43: New Single is Released!
Hello!I find myself up at Whitby again for nearly two weeks! We released the new single on Thursday and I took some footage of the debut ‘performance’ (it’s recorded so not really a performance). I’ve been doing lots of filming … Continue reading
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Week 42: The Sailor’s Hornpipe!
Hello!We’ve been on tour this week, so I am writing this parked up just outside Sheffield whilst we wait to get into the folk club this evening! Our single release is one step closer – it’s been uploaded to the … Continue reading
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Week 41: Countdown to Whitby – again!
Hello!Time got away from me again and we have another late update! I did some filming and editing and we went to be all medieval at Battle Abbey celebrating the anniversary of the Battle of Hastings in 1066. This week … Continue reading
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Week 40 – Filming and editing!
Hello!It’s been a week mostly at home and so I got the camera out and did some filming. This week mostly Fiddleharpa and I finally got some time to film with my new flute. (Which then developed another teething problem … Continue reading
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Week 39 – Whitby is finally finished!
Hello!This marks the end of two lovely weeks at home. We’ve made a good start on the new Purcell’s Polyphonic album and the new duo album. But it walkways was going to be a large task to do that and … Continue reading
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Week 38 – Filming and Recording
Hello!It’s been a week of filming, recording and getting my inbox to a manageable size! We might have been home, but it’s been a tough week! So what is new on the site this week? I add video to the … Continue reading
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Week 36 & 37 Post Halsway
Hello!Halsway was amazing! It was also a lot of preparation, so last week and this week’s updates have again been merged into one. But we’re home again tonight. (I’m on the M4 as I write this update!) So what have … Continue reading
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Week 35 – one week to Halsway!
Hello!We’re back for a few days and are now in the lead up to the Halsway Manor weekend. It’s really exciting! I’m still prepping and the it looks like the concert could be incredible! So watch this space! I was … Continue reading
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Weeks 33 and 34 from Whitby Folk Week
Hello!It’s Whitby Folk Week! We’ve been up here for a week now and we’ve had a lot of fun! We had a harpameet up at the Whitby Whalebones. I ran a Swedish tune workshop we did many concerts and the … Continue reading
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