Links

	Early Music Muse Early Music Muse: musings on mediaeval, renaissance and traditional music A blog intended to appeal to both casual observers and specialists in mediaeval, renaissance and traditional music, presenting both beginners’ guides and new research in traditional and early music.
	Andy Casserley The solo folk website of multi-instrumentalist and singer with The Night Watch: “Great songs, lovingly sung and arranged … impeccable vocals … what more could one desire?” ~ Flos Headford in Shreds And Patches
	Ian Pittaway The solo folk website of multi-instrumentalist and singer with The Night Watch: “A fine voice, accompanied by some of the best guitar playing to be heard anywhere.” ~ Folk On The Farm
	Captain Swing English ceilidh band including Andy Casserley and Ian Pittaway, for weddings, ceilidh series, barn dances or any special occasion. "Captain Swing are immaculately professional … top class quality" (Folkwrite); "very danceable and the music is like syncopated ice cream with extra chocolate flakes. Yummy." (Somers' What's On)
	Black Diamond Folk Club You are assured of a welcome at this Birmingham folk club for those who wish to hear and perform largely traditional music.
	Diabolus In Musica The website of early musician, early music performer, early instrument maker, sound engineer and all-round good bloke Paul Baker. Paul recorded The Night Watch album, Ian’s solo album, and made Ian’s gittern.
	Early Music FAQ The web's largest reference for European Medieval and Renaissance music since 1994.
	Renaissance – the Elizabethan world Opens the door into everyday life in Tudor England.
	Renovata Cythara A specialist website for renaissance cittern players (for cittern, see our instrument guide http://www.the-night-watch.org.uk/instrument-guide.html).
	Acoustic Music Com Acoustic Music Com work to promote acoustic music performers, recordings and venues online.