Khelton performing with Mario Colisimo at The Festival Club during Celtic Colours 2019.

This was a recording of our Winnipeg session regulars having a get together at Martin’s house, recorded July 2024.

The audio files are available for download here.


Track 1 – Paul Hammer’s JigS

Track 2 – KYLE’S SET

Track 3 – FIRST TRACK

Track 4 – JOHN WILLIAMS JIGS

Track 5 – TWO PLATES OF GOAT

Track 6 – PAUL’S SLIDES
Track 7 – JORDAN’S SET

Track 8 – OH GEE

Track 9 – OLD JOE’S

Track 10 – LúNASA SET

Track 11 – THE FINALE

Google Drive Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1U-Y1wsx0tqKdckgSTNJ7t7mGZ0_Zg2dc?usp=sharing

Album art of the Manitoba tartan by me(Khelton)

Album | The Yellow Fiddle

Coming 2024 or 2025. The Yellow Fiddle is my work in progress album of tunes I’ve not only learned throughout the years, but also the tunes I’ve written along the way. The name and art is inspired by “The Yellow Fiddle”, and its twin “The Flower Fiddle”, a pair of fiddles I built in 2017/2018 for my good friend and fellow musician Ted View.


The Yellow Fiddle is a jig written on the day I applied the first coat of varnish to my first violin. The A part was written by me and the B part was written by Alexandre Tetrault. (Click to enlarge)

The album contains 20 tracks of various styles.

Album art by Ted View https://www.tedview.ca/


Tunebook | A Compilation of Contemporary Fiddle Tunes

This tunebook is my passion project dating back to 2016, in which I set out to compile relatively new tunes of various styles and traditions from musicians all around the world. The is 101 different tunes, some of which are my own compositions. The project has no definitive release date, but I am aiming for the end of 2024.

* Cover art is a placeholder


Spotify Playlist

This is my Spotify playlist that I’ve built over the years. The playlist consists of Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton, Canadian, and American tunes and whatever other styles fall between those. I update regularly and am always happy to take suggestions to be added. Search “Fiddle Tunes” and/or “Khelton Headley-Wolf” on Spotify.