Category Archives: Nyckelharpa

Hello!Finally I’m at the end of a crazily busy summer and find myself with two weeks of creative time. I have lots to fill it with! So what’s new on the site this week? I’ve added the lesson for one … Continue reading →

Hello!Despite being on the road again this week I managed to do a day of filming and two days of editing! So new things are coming! I have added The Government Alert Polska lesson now so it’s ready to be … Continue reading →

Hello!Today’s update is from the M1 (avoiding the A1M – which is currently shut). We’ve had a wonderful Jane Austen Regency week this week with three balls in Bath. We only filmed two of them as the third and final … Continue reading →

Hello!I’m still on the road! Today I am writing from the M5 (but by the time I’m ready to send this it might well be a completely different motorway!) We had an incredible time at Halsway Manor. The concert is … Continue reading →

Hello!This summer has been one long one on the road with very few days at home. A few random guests staying means that the recording/filming space get de-rigged. Things don’t calm down again for a little while.So I’ll try to … Continue reading →

Hello!We had an amazing time at Sidmouth last week. But our schedule was totally filled with dances and concerts, so there was absolutely no time for updates to the website. However I did do a daily #tunecam. I ended up … Continue reading →

Hello!We had Symmetry this week and the video is ready for watching! It’s been a busy week where I’ve recorded all the audio for a little Regency dance CD that we are going to have out for the Rose Ball … Continue reading →

Hello!Last week was totally nuts! So of course I’m late again this week. We can’t talk about what we did last Wednesday just yet – but as soon as it’s released (September hopefully) I will absolutely spill all the beans. … Continue reading →

Hello!It’s been so hot! We’ve been away in Stockholm, so this week we have another bi-weekly update! We went to the exhibition at the Nation Museum by Ernst Bilgren. It was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen, so I … Continue reading →