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Ali Ingham - Fiddle
Ali spent her childhood touring Festivals and Folk clubs watching her parents perform – both folk singers and morris dancers. This is where she developed her love for Traditional music. Music was always a strong part of the household and Ali had the opportunity to see acts from all over the British Isles and beyond at the festivals where she spent her summers. Taking up Fiddle in her teens, Ali’s Step father, a Dundee man, encouraged a particular love for Scottish Traditional music.
Still in her early 20’s Ali already has years of experience playing in numerous Ceilidh and Irish bands. As a fiddler and singer she has performed at many folk festivals including Sidmouth Folkweek, Banbury Festival, Crediton Folk Festival, Bromyard Folk Festival & BeachBreak Live.

Freddie Smith - Fiddle
After being encouraged to learn the violin at primary school, Freddie began busking regularly in Covent Garden. Although his popularity was largely due to his lack of height, he soldiered on and began work with a number of exciting musicians, performing his own music in many prestigious London venues. Freddie's style is a combination of Classical discipline and huge inspiration from Jazz and World legends, Stephane Grappelli and Martin Hayes. During the day he coordinates videography and by night he dances to salsa and electro-swing.
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Alison Rowley - Caller, Fiddle
A music graduate of Cambridge University, Alison was president of the Cambridge University Ceilidh Band and is now an established Teacher and Performer in the South of England. She is both a regular dance caller and fiddle player for Licence to Ceilidh.
Alison teaches Violin, Fiddle and Piano both one-on-one and to whole classes, as well as regularly leading folk workshops at some of the UK’s biggest festivals and in her local community.
Alison is also an Amateur composer. Her orchestral work Journey’s End was most recently performed by ‘The Orchestra on the Hill’ in Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.

Tim Cotterell - Fiddle
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