English Folk Tradition

A traditional sea shanty featuring female and male vocals, melodeon and fiddle

1:56 · 104 BPM

An erotic folk song from Dorset and Hampshire

2:43 · 75 BPM

Reels of Scottish origin played on border pipes

4:35

Famous folk song from Devon also known as 'Widecombe Fair'. Male vocal group and melodeon

4:39

Traditional Morris Dance tune performed by teams all over England. Accordion and fiddle

2:37 · 101 BPM

17th century folk tune from Playford's English Dancing Master. Solo acoustic guitar

2:30 · 75 BPM

Sea shanty. Traditionally a halyard song from the South West of England. Male and female vocals with fiddle and cello

3:29 · 54 BPM

Two traditional country dance tunes from Hampshire. Fiddle and melodeon

1:58 · 125 BPM

A famous Yorkshire ballad originating in the 17th century. Features female vocals

3:56 · 43 BPM

Morris Dance tune played on solo fiddle from Southern England. Also known as 'Jacob' this was Thomas Hardy's favourite piece of music

0:42 · 98 BPM

Two contemporary folk tunes featuring acoustic guitar and border pipes. Uplifting and full of life

3:05 · 128 BPM

Traditional waltzes from Hampshire featuring fiddle and melodeon

1:43 · 142 BPM

Folk song with male and female vocals. Scottish in origin, the tune is part of the Bothy Ballads and is also know as 'The Trooper And The Maid'

6:04 · 96 BPM

Traditional reel and jig. Typical country dance atmosphere featuring accordion and fiddle

2:11 · 120 BPM

Typical early sea shanty form the South West of England featuring male vocal group

2:13 · 102 BPM

Famous broadside ballad. Male vocal, acoustic guitar and percussion

3:39 · 68 BPM

Country fiddle tune from the 18th century

0:43 · 98 BPM

Halyard sea shanty originating from the 'packet rat' sailors of the Black Ball Line out of Liverpool

2:52 · 64 BPM

An English folk ballad with origins in the 17th century. Female vocal, acoustic guitar and cello

2:20 · 60 BPM

Hampshire folk tunes in a country dance setting. Features fiddle and melodeon

2:26 · 116 BPM

A selection of country dance tunes from England, Ireland and Scotland

1:17 · 120 BPM

Sea shanty with male and female vocals and melodeon

2:51 · 71 BPM

Sea shanty from the cotton routes. Male and female vocals, banjo and fiddle

2:07 · 75 BPM

A West Country sheep shearing ballad featuring female vocal, drone and low whistle

2:20

Typical Morris Dance set for Longsword display. Upbeat and jolly

1:48 · 115 BPM

Formal country dance style for the 'well heeled' from Playford's English Dancing Master. Fiddle and accordion

1:09 · 170 BPM

A Hampshire country dance set featuring fiddle and accordion

3:39 · 112 BPM

A sweet rendition of a traditional ballad. Features female vocal, acoustic guitar, bass and cello

2:08 · 60 BPM

Sad ballad with Scottish origins about a child marriage. Female vocal, acoustic guitar and melodian

4:28 · 45 BPM

Traditional sea shanty. Instrumental version of Zone 532 tk1

1:05 · 104 BPM

A folk tune from Dorset and Hampshire. Alternate version of Zone 532 tk2

0:54 · 75 BPM

Famous folk tune from Devon also known as 'Widecombe Fair'. Solo melodeon version of Zone 532 tk4

2:02

Sea shanty from the South West of England. Instrumental version of Zone 532 tk7

3:30 · 54 BPM

A famous Yorkshire tune originating in the 17th century. Alternate melodian lead version of Zone 532 tk9

2:29 · 43 BPM

A famous Yorkshire tune originating in the 17th century. Alternate mandolin lead version of Zone 532 tk9

2:28 · 43 BPM

A famous Yorkshire tune originating in the 17th century. Alternate fiddle lead version of Zone 532 tk9

2:29 · 43 BPM

A famous Yorkshire tune originating in the 17th century. Underscore version of Zone 532 tk9

2:29 · 43 BPM

Famous broadside ballad. Instrumental version of Zone 532 tk16

3:42 · 68 BPM

An English folk ballad with origins in the 17th century. Alternate fiddle lead version of Zone 532 tk19

2:21 · 60 BPM

An English folk ballad with origins in the 17th century. Alternate mandolin lead version of Zone 532 tk19

2:21 · 60 BPM

An English folk ballad with origins in the 17th century. Alternate harmonica lead version of Zone 532 tk19

2:21 · 60 BPM

An English folk ballad with origins in the 17th century. Underscore version of Zone 532 tk19

2:20 · 60 BPM

Traditional ballad. Alternate melodian lead version of Zone 532 tk28

2:07 · 60 BPM

Traditional ballad. Alternate mandolin lead version of Zone 532 tk28

2:07 · 60 BPM

Traditional ballad. Underscore version of Zone 532 tk28

2:07 · 60 BPM

Sad ballad. Underscore version of Zone 532 tk29

4:27 · 45 BPM