Loading
Little Tree to perform at the Daylesford

March 12th, 2025Little Tree to perform at the Daylesford

Locally-based folk trio, Little Tree performs at the Daylesford hotel this Saturday afternoon, March 15.

Locally-based folk trio, Little Tree performs at the Daylesford hotel this Saturday afternoon, March 15.

Little Tree (pictured above) is a Daylesford based outfit playing modern and traditional styled original folk.

A group of three singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists blending the cultural experiences of their Australian, English and Finnish origins, this trio shares stories and observations of life with a sensitivity reflecting personal struggles to make sense of these times.

Formed in 2022, the trio features Lee Mould on guitar, percussion ,vocals and mandolin; Tim Burder on guitar, vocals, mandolin, harmonica and bass and Yenni Terrimäki on vocals and percussion.

They’ll be presenting a show of original songs including new material with their two-hour afternoon gig scheduled to get started from 2pm this Saturday afternoon.

Words: Eve Lamb. Image: Supplied

Little tree bursting to branch out at The Palais

July 11th, 2023Little tree bursting to branch out at The Palais

Contemporary Folk trio, 'Little Tree' is preparing to branch out and present a show of original songs at the Palais, Hepburn Springs on Friday July 28.

Contemporary Folk trio, ‘Little Tree’ is preparing to branch out and present a show of original songs at the Palais, Hepburn Springs on Friday July 28.

This is the culmination of a three-year musical collaboration of Lee and Tim, and more lately, Yenni. Recent months spent in the studio refining the band’s first EP has produced songs of delicate human experience. These songs draw inspiration from the band member’s personal experiences and observations.

Little Tree is a local, contemporary folk trio which formed in 2022.

Tim and Lee have played together for several years as multi-instrumentalists, singers, and songwriters. Both musicians share an interest in exploring both modern and traditional folk styles as well as finding novel ways of using the sounds and colour of guitar, mandolin, ukulele, and harmonica.

Lee’s background is predominantly percussion of which he plays various styles and instruments. Yenni is from Finland, predominantly a vocalist exploring her song writing and instrumental skills. The band has produced both English and Finnish songs and are about to release their first EP, recorded entirely in Daylesford which was engineered and produced by Tim.

Back to top