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Folk Player

Watch: In the Archive With...

Watch folk legends, emerging artists and high-profile fans dive into our Library’s collections in our ‘In the Archive With...’ video series. In each episode we invite a guest to pick out the records which have meant the most to them and tell us why. 

Watch: Folk Folk

The English Folk Dance and Song Society presents the first in a new series of discussions hosted by Katy Spicer (Chief Executive and Artistic Director) – with folk, talking about folk. 

Listen: Classic Folk

Former English Folk Dance and Song Society Chairman (2006–2011) and long-standing member Mike Norris hosts our weekly folk radio programme.

Mike explores a wide range of traditional and contemporary folk and acoustic music, from the UK and abroad. Programmes feature a rich variety of music – from rarely heard archive and field recordings to the very latest releases.

  • In the Archive With...
  • Listen: Classic Folk
  • Folk Folk
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