As one of the most exciting bands in the South west we guarantee to make your Ceilidh (Barn Dance) a very special event. We have over 20 years of experience in playing for all levels of dancers from absolute novices to professionals . Before you book any band come along to one of our gigs and see us for yourself. You will not be disappointed!
"The Irish set dancers all love dancing to Mooncoin, when they are playing you could easily imagine yourself at a ceili in Ireland" (Magggie Daniel)
The Band features:
| Anne Gill | Caller | Read more about Anne > |
| Steve Gill | Melodeons | Read more about Steve > |
| Sophia Colkin | Fiddle | Visit Sophia's webpage > |
| Nick Scott | Uillleann pipes and Bodhran | Visit Nick's web pages > |
| Andy Clarke | Guitar, Bouzouki | Visit Andy's web page > |
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Live Demo CD available upon request
For more information contact Anne & Steve Gill
Telephone 01803 290427 
eMail
Anne Gill
Anne’s love of traditional song and dance goes back to the early 70’s when she was a regular singer at Newton Abbot Folk Club and went to all the Ceilidhs going.
A founder member of The Teign Ladies Morris who danced Cotswold (sadly now defunct) and also a nifty Rapper Dancer with Mummers Pride Rapper who hung up their swords a few years ago now. As an experienced Ceilidh dancer, Anne can handle most situations in her calm manner and loves the challenge of getting non dancers of all ages to feel at ease and enjoy it. When she gets the chance to dance herself, Irish Set is her passion.
Anne is also very involved in the organisation of Teignmouth Mid Summer Folk Festival and also in the new Totnes Folk Song Club, and if that’s not enough she is Chairman of the Devon Folk Committee.
Steve Gill
Steve first fell in love with traditional music when he was introduced to Fairport Convention at school. Since those early days, 35 years ago, his taste has altered quite considerably and now favours the more acoustic sound. Having played for various Morris sides and often called upon as a stand in, his real love is playing for Irish Set dancing, especially slides and polkas and bance dances. He also enjoys singing, mainly with his Anglo Concertina, gaining inspiration from singers such as Martyn Wyndham-Read and Barry Dransfield. His main love being songs that are traditional, or sound it.
