| AlpenFolk: Presents the music and folklore of the Alps and Bavaria, with authentic instruments, singing and yodeling. Information about the band, their recordings and their tour dates. Based in Washington, USA. |
| Appenzeller Echo: Traditional music from Appenzell, Switzerland. Official site describing the band and their music. [German, English] |
| Artes Liberales: An ensemble from Belarus playing national folklore, ethnofusion, medieval, celtic dance, new-age, and world music styles. Includes a profile, tour guide, audio and video samples, and contact details. |
| Belloni, Alessandra: A singer, percussionist, and dancer who interprets the musical traditions of southern Italy. Includes her profile, performance and workshop listings, and details of her recordings with audio samples. |
| Bidaia: Foursome perform traditional Basque music on traditional instruments. Member profiles, tour schedule, photos and details of their recordings. (Multi-lingual) |
| Condor, Le: A music association from Arles (in the south of France) preserving traditional music of the area, on flute and tambourine. Also offer music from other traditions. Audio samples, details of shows offered, and contact details. |
| Crisana: Professional folk ensemble from Romania preserves and performs local folk music and dance. Information, profiles of vocal soloists and instrumentalists. |
| Czas Folku: Profiles of a number of Polish folk bands. |
| Czas Folku: An overview of folk music in Poland, with profiles of a number of bands from the magazine "Czas Kultury". |
| Dasgupta, Kali: Profile of the Indian folk song collector and folklorist. Includes an interview, photos and streaming audio of songs. |
| Fideedle: German-based folk music duo. Includes gig-guide, news, profiles, and information on their repertoire. |
| Folkclub Twente: A folk club in Enschede, The Netherlands. Events listing, directions, photos, and local artist information (In Dutch, German and English). |
| Geiling, Toni: Violinist, composer and songwriter and winner of the German Folk Award; includes information on recordings, audio samples and lyrics. [German and English] |
| German Music, Lyrics and Dance: Information about German language folk music, folk dance and musicians; includes lyrics, sound files and links. |
| Hoven Droven: Play their own variety of Swedish folk music. Contains news, images, videos and mp3s, discography and tour information. |
| Jamtlandica: A resource site for the traditional folk music from Jamtland, Sweden. History, and information on performers and recordings available. |
| KiwiFolk: Folk and Acoustic Music in New Zealand. Information on clubs, FAQs, festivals, artists, resources, instruments, links and notice board. |
| Krauka: Viking music, partly played on authentic reconstructions of old instruments, has its roots in the ancient Norse songs and sagas. |
| La Zag: Multilingual site about a band based in South Tyrol, Italy. Includes band profile, gig-guide, and information about their music. |
| Lindsay, Paul: Irish singer/songwriter, based in Germany. Includes biography, recording details, and news. |
| Norwegian Folk Music: An introduction to Norwegian traditional music and instruments, preserved among small farmers and cotters, independent of influences from newer fashions in Europe. |
| Ouwejan, Kees and Makkers: Dutch folk band, playing music from a range of traditions. Includes member profiles and sound samples. (Dutch and English) |
| Swedish Traditional Music Links: A directory of Swedish folk artists, music, instruments, events, organisations and clubs, and record labels. (Swedish and English) |
| Tamburaland: Promoting Tamburica music in Croatia and USA. Tambura is a folk string instrument native to Croatia. Information about bands, recordings, with mp3s. |
| Traditional Music From The County of Nice: Multilingual site introduces the folk music, instruments, and dances of Nice and the South of France. Includes MIDI files, lyrics, bibliography, and discography. |
| Traditional Music from the County of Nice (France): An invitation to the instruments, dances and repertoire of traditional music from southern France. Offers background information, MIDI files, lyrics, bibliography, and discography. |
| TVfolk.net: Dedicated to traditional music of Scandinavia and the Baltic countries. Quicktime videos with brief details of artist and tradition. |
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