Wales' other unbroken tradition, apart from harp playing, is its step or clog dancing. The dance was originally performed by farmers and slate quarry workers and often came in the form of a ...

Wales has a rich musical heritage, and although many of its traditional instruments are not commonly heard, there are still musicians keeping the folk tradition alive, arranging and performing ...

Welsh folk music is intricate and varied ... as people abandoned the instrument because of its association with dancing and drinking. It is thought that the tradition only survived at all because ...

The difference between Welsh clogging and other step dance traditions is that the performance will not only include complicated stepping, but also 'tricks'. For example, snuffing out a candle ...

It's part of Welsh culture and there's nothing else that ... there are still musicians keeping the folk tradition alive, arranging and performing melodies that have been popular for centuries.