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Hebridean Fiddle Workshop 16th – 20th July 2012 Booking now open!

Booking now open!

Hebridean Fiddle Workshop 16th – 20th July 2012
Booking now open!
Website: http://taransayfiddlers.com
Email: hebfiddle@gmail.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Hebridean-Fiddle-Workshop/167302786700445
New website coming soon!
With:
Adam Sutherland – Developing a personal Style
Alasdair White – Local Repertoire
Andy Thorburn – Musical memory, theory & Piano
Very special Guest Tutor TBC
Plus Gaelic language tuition, outdoor activities and much more!
5 days tuition for £160 (over 16s)
Fee does not cover food [...]

Battlefield Band’s Music Tryst Festival

Special Guests
This event will showcase some of the best & most respected musicians in Scotland, including 
Tich Frier, Mike Whellans & Michael Marra. It will be a great opportunity for Battlefield Band to perform with, and introduce you to some of their favourite musicians so it should be a fantastic weekend. Click on the links below [...]

(Salute to?) Harris Tweed Hebrides/ Clo Mor na h-Innse Gall

(Salute to?) Harris Tweed Hebrides/ Clo Mor na h-Innse Gall
Mr A.White

HebCelt Shortlist For Hall Of Fame.Vote.

http://www.hebceltfest.com/news/?view=full
20 Apr 2010
The Hebridean Celtic Festival which is celebrating its 15th anniversary created its Hall of Fame to mark the anniversary and the first three inductees were renowned Scottish artistes Runrig, Julie Fowlis, and Peatbog Faeries has now opened voting for the next round to festival-goers.
There are three categories now open to the public vote. One artist [...]

Alasdair White ,Alasdair’s website.

Alasdair White Alasdair’s website has been updated visit it at www.alasdairwhite.com

http://www.alasdairwhite.com/Alasdair_White/Home.html
Alasdair White is a Scottish fiddle player from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. For those fiddle enthusiasts among you, he plays in what might be called a “North-west” Scottish fiddle style, heavily derived from the Hebridean Gaelic and piping traditions. For those [...]