Recordings
All our recordings can be found on our Bandcamp page. Some are free to download. Paine’s 1st set and 12th set quadrilles are available on our Music for Quadrilles album… Read more »
All our recordings can be found on our Bandcamp page. Some are free to download. Paine’s 1st set and 12th set quadrilles are available on our Music for Quadrilles album… Read more »
Meryl and Ian are playing live for the Duke of Wellington’s Dancers Birthday ball on 13 April 2025 at Rownhams House. The Ball is in celebration of special birthdays for… Read more »
Ian and Meryl have recorded a set of Irish quadrilles called The Royal Hibernian Quadrilles by Charles T Sykes. King George IV visited Ireland in 1821 and this set of… Read more »
On Sunday 27 October, 2024 Meryl and Ian played for the Duke of Wellington’s Dancers’ Ball at Rownhams House, Southampton. The theme was travel and the life of writer William… Read more »
Meryl and Ian played for Mrs Bennet’s Ballroom late summer Tea Dance on Saturday 28 September at 2.30pm at St Mark’s Church, Surbiton. Some 40 dancers enjoyed dancing and an… Read more »
Meryl and Ian have recorded an album of dances to commemorate the Paris Olympics in 2024. The album has music for country dances dating from between 1740 and 1818. We… Read more »
Ian and Meryl played online for two nights of dancing at Mrs Bennet’s Ballroom’s houseparty again on 13 and 15 August this year. Tuesday evening was Georgian dances… Read more »
Our music was used on the BBC TV programme Dr Who S1 episode 6 “Rogue” on June 8, 2024 during two dance scenes at the ball. The music was Duke… Read more »
Meryl and Ian played live for a private member only Olympic themed Regency Ball for the Duke of Wellington’s Dancers at Rownhams House, Southampton on 21 July 2024. With Shirley… Read more »
Ian and Meryl played live for the Duke of Wellington Dancers’ private members’ only Regency Ball on Sunday 21 April 2024. The theme of this ball was Fairies. Dances included:… Read more »
Music from our album “Dances for a Princess” from the collection written by Ignatius Sancho was recently featured in a podcast about Sancho, Equiano and Barber by Jonathan Goddard. Listen… Read more »