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Kan Hweg – 2023 13 Tracks – a collection of my favourite Cornish tunes and my own compositions! Featuring guest Musicians: Carole Tallboys (Hammered Dulcimer), Grace Biddulph (Appalachian Dulcimer), Neil McMahon (Fiddle), Keith Mountfield (Bouzouki & Bodhran), Richard Trethewey (Fiddle), Alan Jones (Guitar), Wesley Newman (Guitar), Jo Tagney (Harp) & Graham Kemp (Percussion). Available on Bandcamp A Totally Hammered Christmas – Single – 2022 I have never really played a lot of Christmas music on the Hammered Dulcimer, but in 2022 I was challenged to do just that! The magical sound of the instrument really lends itself to the spirit of the season and the response has been overwhelming!  Thanks to my followers and encouragement from my son I was inspired to record, and share my favourite 2 tracks with you! Available on Bandcamp Hammering Home – 2020 13 tracks. Some of my favourite tunes, following my journey from my teenage years when I first fell in love with this amazing instrument, through to returning home to Cornwall! Available on Bandcamp Leski – Live at the Compton – 2017 11 LIVE tracks from Leski, featuring our original 2008 album line up. Recorded at the Compton Castle, in 2017, by Cornish Underground. Starting as a fundraiser for the Cornish Disability Charity Active8, Brendan from Cornish Underground recorded the event, so we decided to share the joyous occasion with an album release! Min £5 from every CD sale will go direct to the charity Active8 Available on Bandcamp Leski – 2008 Leski are: Kerensa (Hammered Dulcimer, whistles, vocals and Guitar) & Richard Trethewey (Fiddle, octave violin, vocals) Leski – High energy fiddle and enchanting sounds of the hammered dulcimer, brought to you from the heart of Cornwall. Available on Bandcamp Totally Hammered – 2003 “Truly, I’ll never get tired of hearing this CD. Just like a new friend, it grew more pleasurable and familiar to my heart every time I slid it in the player drawer. This, her debut album, should be the beginning of a fruitful recording career.” – Rambles Magazine Available on Bandcamp