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Page last updated at 15:02 GMT, Thursday, 17 December 2009

Queen of harps and Prince of saws

Harpist Catrin Finch's latest venture is a duet with musical saw player, Tomi Jones.

Providing a soundtrack for Aber

Tim Noble recounts the inspiration behind The Lowland Hundred's first album.

Listen to Adam on BBC Radio Wales

Adam has started blogging about local bands. He broadcasts live every Sunday night.

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Ellie Goulding's spiritual home

Soprano joins Rhydian's outfit

Music Festivals

mid Wales choirs

Backbeating

'Britain's best rhythm guitarist'

Kick-starting Aber's music scene

Music Hall of Fame

A to Z of bands in mid Wales

Brass and Wind Bands

MUSIC ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB

Brecon Jazz

Crickhowell Choral Society

Jazz Heritage Wales

Backbeating

What’s On Wales: Music

Gigs in Mid Wales

Community Music Wales

New Quay Music Festival

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From the Iron Age to the industrial revolution

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