Meillionen
musician/member name: Beth Thomas
streams: 71
Description:
A slow, stately Welsh dance tune first seen in print in the 18th century. The title is the Welsh name for clover or the trefoil. It could also refer to a house called Meillionen in Gwynedd, Wales as the tune has also been known as "Consêt Gwraig Meillionen", or the "Delight of the lady of Meillionen."
Beth
Peter Corser suggested I get in touch with you - and I apologise for not having done so before. It's been a while since I was on FOTMD!
I also find your tunes delightful and would love you to join us sometime. Would you be interested in playing with other mountain dulcimer players who live locally? There's a small group meets close to Newport and the same people usually come across the bridge to Horfield, Bristol for the bi-monthly meets there.
Email me on reeve-black_revells@msn.com or use my contact form at Revels Music (www.revelsmusic.co.uk) for details.
Best wishes
Geoff
Beth, Happy New Year.
Your tunes are beautiful and beautifully played.
Thanks for posting them.
Peter
Beth, Happy New Year.
Your tunes are beautiful and beautifully played.
Thanks for posting them.
Peter
Absolutely fantastic! Beautifully done
Absolutely fantastic! Beautifully done
I've now listened to several of your tunes and thoroughly enjoyed them all! Your playing is beautiful, clear and understated, letting the dulcimer show itself off. PLEASE keep them coming.
Beautiful!
I've now listened to several of your tunes and thoroughly enjoyed them all! Your playing is beautiful, clear and understated, letting the dulcimer show itself off. PLEASE keep them coming.