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Issue Number 14 Number of this issue available: 0

issue 13 Natalie MacMaster. An interview with this Cape Breton player and composer. In conversation with Trevor Buck.
 
Lancashire Hornpipes. An article by John Offord about this particular type of tune that can be traced back to Lancashire from the 16th to the 18th century.
 

Other articles in this issue:

The PEL Latest
The latest information about this new Public Entertainment Licence that is being introduced in England and Wales this summer. Click here to find out about the new PEL and FiddleOn's national survey into live music and dance.

Tunes in the centre pages: Two tunes from Lancashire; Flat Cap (first setting), Tom Mellin’s Hornpipe.

Back to our Roots. An article about Bridge Violins written by Paul Bridgewater of Bridge Violins.

The Story Behind the Tune Ashocan Farewell.
An article plotting the history of this popular tune.

St Audries Musicians' Week 2003.
An article about last years' St Audries Music week that is held in each summer in rural Somerset.

Books reviewed.
John Moar looks at Recollections of a Donegal Man, Packie Macmanus Bryne, and Da Roup and other Tunes.

Fiddle maestro and teacher Pete Cooper takes a look at the definition of 'traditional' music and how it is handed down through the generations.

Violin dealer and repairer Glen Titmus looks at the care and mantainance of the bow.

A chance to win the new TRI-FOLK tutorial system: 10 Top Ceilidh Tunes and 10 Fine Fiddle Tunes. (Kindly donated by Tim Phillips).