Reg Leftley’s nine comments

I’ve been using a cheap Yoga D606 drum mic for a couple of years, and it seems to do a pretty good job. Mine is a custom 22" bodhran, so theres plenty of room for it mounted on the cross bar. It would clip onto the shell if it was thin enough. more…

Due to the pub closing early, we are starting at 8.00, and finishing around 10.00 at the moment. more…

Weekly, 8.30-11.00. Handfull of us, been playing together for years, but welcolme newcomers. Relaxed, generally Irish/Scottish/Welsh tunes, with a large dollop of American old time, English morris and anything else that takes our fancy. more…

Variety is the spice of life. We meet every week with a core group of fiddle, mandolin, guitar and, yes I know, bodhran. We’re very tight after 10-20 years together, and make a pretty good sound. more…

At the Nag’s Head for now, hopefully returning to the Cwmanne one day. I can be contacted on 01559 370175. more…

We’re back home again at the Cwmann, so business as usual. more…

The Cwmann Tavern is being refurbished at the moment, so we are meeting at the Nag’s Head in Bridge Street in the short term. more…

We have a session every Thursday at the Cwmann Tavern Lampeter about 9.00. There are usually half a dozen of us playing Irish, Scottish, Welsh and American old time. Even the odd English tune creeps in sometimes along with Swedish and Middle Eastern. more…

I’ve been playing the bodhran for five years now, having started at the ripe old age of 60. I play no other instrument, but play every week at a small tight session and in a ceilidh band, fitting in very well. more…