Moreton Celtic Fiddle Club

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Clip from Totally Wild | Season 22 | Episode 148 | ELEVEN | January 7, 2017

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Stacey Thomson meets the young violin players at the Moreton Celtic Fiddle Club and learns what they like about playing a musical instrument and how they feel about performing.

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