Wendy Seager~ Vocals, Bodhrán and Whistles
Wendy has been singing since she was a small child,
and was eventually singing in bands by the time she
reached secondary school.
These were bands of varying genres until at the tender
age of 16 she discovered folk!
Regularly joining her parents at the local folk club
The Railway Inn, in Lymm,
and began treading the path at folk clubs
in and around the North West of England.
Influenced by the likes of Deidre Scanlon, Tríona Ní
Dhomhnaill,
Maddy Prior, Dolores Keane, Niamh Parsons and Karine
Polwart,
Wendy loves both traditional and contemporary folk,
from all sides of the British Isles and Ireland. This is to be heard
in the broad range of songs and styles she sings today.
Wendy also plays Bodhrán (a lovely blood red Brendan
White) and penny whistle.
Wendy is of English/Scottish parentage
and came to the
Netherlands some 15 years ago,
where she began her ‘Dutch folk career’ with Bert Haasjes
in her first mainland Europe endeavour, the duo “Widdershins”,
in which she played for some 5 years.
Later Wendy joined the North Holland band ‘Emerald’
with whom she gigged in and around the Netherlands and
Belgium with,
for a further 4 years
After a brief musical interlude and tour to Germany
and Hungary
with the dynamic band ‘Dolmen’ she continues to regularly visit
Irish/traditional sessions around the country
where she is a well known face.
Today she is found as the vocalist of the fresh new
band Drumlin.