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Dylan's Projects

Dylan Fowler & Oliver Wilson-Dickson

Dylan and Oliver are currently in Stiwdio Felin Fach recording a new CD of traditional Welsh tunes. They combine a breadth of music experience with a respect for these beautiful rare gems.

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Cariad Newydd

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Gillian Stevens and Dylan Fowler

Still and Still Moving

With the release of their debut cd 'Still and still moving', Stevens and Fowler have given us a crystallisation of almost twenty years of musical creation and performance. Their very different musical backgrounds lead to a rich collaboration.

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Dylan Fowler Solo

'The single most wonderful thing about the music of Dylan Fowler is how quickly the listener becomes unconscious of the fact that one is listening to a guitar! The profound musicality of Dylan`s writing and playing makes for an experience that transcends the bounds of what is often accepted as `guitar music.` Dylan creates fine, memorable, emotionally engaging music which goes light years beyond the obvious fact that he is a very talented player of his chosen instrument.'

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Bran

Poetry & Music

The sonorous voice of acclaimed South Wales poet,Jeff Rees mixes with the rich, deep veined music of Gill Stevens and Dylan Fowler.This is poetry with music of the highest order,

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Lark Song

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The Taith Trio

Now & Then

A unique collaboration that explores the richness of traditional music from Wales and Finland. It is also an opportunity to create new compositions that draw on the distinctive landscapes of both countries. It is music that expresses both inner and outer landscapes and touches the souls of those who hear it.

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The Ian McMillan Orchestra

Astonishing, awesome
& beautiful songs presented by the Bard of Barnsley, Ian McMillan and composer Luke Carver Goss, with a jaw-dropping band of ensemble players.

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