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After a few months of Danny Boy and then 'Whisper To Me' being automatically played here, it's time for another change. Here's a traditional song recorded unplugged in my seaside cottage. It isn't a polished studio version, but it is live and it does have Jose Garcia singing and playing and guitar; as well as David Graham and his double bass!
You can stop, pause, adjust the volume or even replay 'Amazing Grace' by clicking on the appropriate buttons above. For more music samples, including originals, please go to my 'Music' page. |
This is David Graham - Welcome!
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Hello and welcome!
April 2016 Hot off the press, as well as the earlier addition of David Graham as a guest member of Tidal Moon, we now are proud to introduce to you the latest addition to the team - Brent Kerr. This news is pretty fresh - so we don't even have photos yet! David Graham brings a new dimension to Tidal Moon's music with his musical talent and the wonderful deep tones of his antique double bass and Brent Kerr brings his experience in composition, keyboards and percussion. After a series of performances at festivals and folk clubs such as the the Victorian Folk Music Club in Ringwood, I have some touring with the Ten Sopranos and several radio appearances on the horizon. Please go to the gigs page for full details. There are also some gigs planned in the Brunswick area appearing with other exciting artists such as Bernardo Soler and Neesy Smith. Keep an eye on my FB page and especially the Tidal Moon FB page for the latest information. Enjoy! Barbara Jeffrey |
Nouveau Folk I've been using this term in describing the genre I play because whilst the harp is known as a fairly traditional instrument, it is capable of a variety of music styles depending on how it is played and how it is accompanied. So, whilst not normally associated in a pub setting, the harp has seen its fair share of drinking halls and loud venues. The music whilst respecting tradition, can be upbeat as well as serene. It all depends on the journey the audience wants to take! |
