Says Peter: "A great thing about making music today is that the barriers between musical styles have largely disappeared. People no longer listen to one style or just a few artists, they choose music to reinforce or elevate their mood or complement their activities - like dancing, studying or relaxing!

"Popular music is the folk music of today. It is what most people in the world listen to and where most of the creative energy of musicians is focussed.

Of course popular music ain't what it used to be! Years ago, before mass phonograph records and radio, music had to be performed to be heard and dissemination of musical ideas and styles was a very slow process. Folk music back then was likely to be fairly location-specific. Nowadays you can listen to anything, anywhere, anytime!.

The digital revolution has made made production and distribution of the artist's work much easier as well. It's a great time to be making music!"  

Peter Inglis is a modern day "Druithine": a musician who tells stories and weaves atmospheres by improvising, often on popular themes.

Peter has led his own ensembles in many styles of popular music including, Rock, Pop, Latin, Jazz and Classical, on Electric and in recent years also on Acoustic Guitar. As well as performing and recording Peter writes and publishes books which help make guitar playing accessible to anybody.