The chairman would like to thank all those who attended this years fiddle camp.
Photos, music, news reports to follow soon.
Thabnks again for a wonderfull camp.
The Chairman
The homepage of Fidhleirean Eilean an Fhraoich
The chairman would like to thank all those who attended this years fiddle camp.
Photos, music, news reports to follow soon.
Thabnks again for a wonderfull camp.
The Chairman
RSAMD Students’ Concert
Buidheann tàlantach bheothail de dh’òigridh a tha seo ‘s iad air an treas bliadhna aig an sgoil chliùiteach an Glaschu – Acadamaidh Rìoghail Ceòl ‘s Dràma na h-Alba.
A spectacular mix of virtuosity and vibrancy, this young group of performers are the 3rd year students on the BA Scottish Music course at the highly acclaimed Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow.
Formed in 2007, ‘Year 3’ are united by a love of traditional tunes and songs, combining fiddles, highland and border pipes, flutes, whistles, piano, guitar, voice, harp, cello and accordion to create their eclectic sound. No strangers to the Scottish music scene, the group includes accomplished talent like Paul McKenna, whose self titled band recently won Best Up and Coming Act at the Scots Trad Music Awards 2009, and piper James MacKenzie, a finalist of the 2008 Young Traditional Musician of the Year Awards. Over the summer, both Lynsey MacRitchie and Lauren Weir played alongside Paolo Nutini and Phil Cunningham at the high profile festival T in the Park and again played alongside Phil at the 2009 BBC live broadcast at Hogmanay. Directed by Phil Cunningham, the group are currently recording an album with all 4 year groups of the BA Scottish music course. Year 3’s dynamic sound and energetic performance pushes convention while continuing the path of tradition.
Dimàirt Tuesday 8 an t-Ògmhios June
Tiocaidean Tickets: £8 / 7 / 6
sandy macintyre trip to boston
Thanks to Ian Macfarlane.
http://www.hebceltfest.com/news/?view=full
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 or performance will be recognised from each category.
The categories and nominations are:
Best Show in the Big Blue Marquee
Face the West (2009); Runrig (2005); The Chair (2009)
Best Show in An Lanntair, the Stornoway arts centre
Karen Matheson (2009); The Chair (2009); Iain Morrison (2008)
Best Show in the 15 Years of the Festival
Runrig (2005); The Chair (2009); Seth Lakeman (2008)