Laurel Swift founded this in Year 2000, and it goes from strength to strength, regularly playing concerts and ceilidhs as the West London Folk Band.
It all starts with tunes which she teaches in West London.
It is held upstairs at West London Trade Union Club
33-35 High Street, Acton, London, W3 6ND. Parking in nearby streets is fairly simple, lots of buses pass the door and Acton Central Overground station is 5mins walk.
Monday evening term-times: 7:15pm - 9:15pm.
Cost: £7.50 per night.
Who comes? Bedroom musicians, beginner musicians, starting-again musicians, younger musicians, late bloomers, musicians that think they can only read the dots, musicians who worry that they can’t read the dots – you are all welcome.
Use the Contact Form or email swiftlj (At) gmail.com to find out more (copy this email address and replace the (At) with @ and remove spaces).
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What a great tune. Would this be classed as a reel? Wonderful blog.
Hi Craig, thanks for getting in touch! I learnt it from Liam Robinson & Steve Hunt (and then had to remind myself of it via my Grandma’s Methodist Hymn Book!). Whether or not is a reel probably depends how you play it – it’s probably more like a polka when I play it!