| Part I. The concertina in the world of the house dance
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Old-style octave playing on the Anglo concertina
Chapter 3. In their own words: playing for house dances
Chapter 4. Nineteenth century social dances
Chapter 5. A global music
Chapter 6. A harvest lost: the banning of house dancing in early twentieth century Ireland
Part II. The musicians: An archive
| Chapter 7. Australia
| | | Dooley Chapman
| | | George Bennett
| | | Con Klippel
| | | Jim Harrison
| | | Charlie Ordish
| | | Fred Holland
| | | Clem O'Neal
| | | Susan Colley
| | | Ernie James
| | | Percy Yarnold
| | Chapter 8. Ireland
| | Group 1: Musicians of the house dance repertoire
| | | Mary Ann Carolan
| | | Ella Mae O'Dwyer
| | | Katey Hourican
| | | Terry Teahan
| | | Stack Ryan
| | | Jim Droney
| | | Martin Howley
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| Group 2: Musicians of the céilí dance era
| | | Elizabeth Crotty
| | | William Mullaly
| | | Michael Doyle
| | | Patrick Flanagan
| | | Tom Barry
| | Chapter 9. England
| | | William Kimber
| | | Scan Tester
| | | Ellis Marshall
| | | Fred Kilroy
| | | Eric Holland
| | | Bill Link
| | Chapter 10. South Africa
| | | Faan Harris
| | | Chris Chomse
| | | Kerrie Bornman
| | | Hans Bodenstein
| | | Willie Palm
| | | Pietie Prinsloo
| | | Silver de Lange
| | Chapter 11. Modern players in the old style
| | | Australia: Ian Simpson, Ray Simpson, Keith Klippel, Peter Ellis, Dave de Hugard
| | | England: Will Duke, Dave Prebble, Harry Scurfield
| | | Ireland: Sean O'Dwyer
| | | South Africa: Stephaan van Zyl
| | Chapter 12. Playing in octaves: a brief tutorial
| | Chapter 13: Resources
| | Discography
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