Peddyr Cubberley Isle of Man
Peddyr Cubberley, well known on the Manx traditional music scene, has been active since the Manx revival of the 1970s. He is
a founding member of Mactullagh Vannin.
A prolific exponent of the wooden flute, low & tin whistles, Peddyr is also known for his
compositions of contemporary Manx music in a traditional style.
"Cubberley has emerged as one of the most important composers in the Manx idiom"
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