A traditional tune in D major from the 1848-1850 collection by William Winter, a Somerset shoemaker.

Recordings of Bristol can be found below:

A traditional Breton dance tune in E minor, which only uses six notes (E up to C).

Recordings of La Ridée can be found below:

A traditional G major Irish slip jig with many names and many variations. The title means "Red-Headed Mary".

Recordings of Moll Roe can be found below:

A Morris tune in G major, written a few years ago by Dave Rushton. Note the bellringing 'Queens' figure in the B part. The tune is 32 bars, but after the last time through there's a 10-bar coda (recorded here after just once through the tune).

Recordings of Ring o'Bells, Priston can be found below:

A well-known traditional Morris tune, usually in G major, which only uses five notes (G up to D).

Recordings of Shepherd's Hey can be found below:

A stylish mazurka written recently by Bristol-based musician and composer Dave Robinson.

Recordings of Toadflax Mazurka can be found below: