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Edited by Cass Meurig, this beautiful and scholarly new edition published by the National Library of Wales offers 438 fiddle tunes collected in Wales during the eighteenth century. 

One of two essential collections of Welsh folk dance tunes - 100 tunes in each volume comprising jigs, hornpipes, polkas, marches, slip jigs and walzes. Edited by world famous triple harpist Robin Huw Bowen and published by The Welsh Folk Dance Society. These are completely authoritative editions and are a great favourite with fiddlers (and others) looking to widen their Welsh dance repertoire. 

One of two essential collections of Welsh folk dance tunes - 100 tunes in each volume comprising jigs, hornpipes, polkas, marches, slip jigs and walzes. Edited by world famous triple harpist Robin Huw Bowen and published by The Welsh Folk Dance Society. These are completely authoritative editions and are a great favourite with fiddlers (and others) looking to widen their Welsh dance repertoire. 

A bilingual collection of 55 Welsh barn dances with their tunes and steps chosen by Eddie Jones - An ideal choice for those wishing to try traditional Welsh dance formations. 

Published by the highly respected Welsh Folk Dance Society this collection containing over 40 titles showcases dance steps that were devised to traditional tunes in the 20th century. It is in a bilingual format and will be a great resource for those wanting to expand their repertoire. 

In another fine collaboration between Robin Huw Bowen and The Welsh Folk Dance Society this publication is described as being a new edition of "Annual Cambrian Trifles or South Wales Polite Repertory of Country Dances for 1812.. ..with all their appropriate figures, as danced at all the fashionable assemblies of London. Bath, Clifton, Swansea, Tenby, etc.," - A dance collection of real charm. 

Unfortunately inflation has taken its toll since the original publication of this collection in 1859 but it still offers phenomenal value for money. This beautiful facsimile contains dance tunes written down in the form that they were collected in the mid nineteenth century - a truly authentic resource. 

New spiral bound edition. This faithful facsimile publication contains 51 titles that were arranged for harp or piano in the first half of the nineteenth century by none other than Edward Jones "Harper to His Late Majesty King George the Fourth, when Prince of Wales". It is unusual and valuable as it contains the left hand harmonies not usually found in dance tune collections of this period.