Scottish Traditional

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    Two Men In Skirts
     
    Two Men In Skirts The Music of Scotland
    Baritone Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews and Pianist Jim Stevenson-Mathews perform as the Scottish Music duo Two Men In Skirts.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    John Turner and Jink and Diddle Scottish Fiddle Orchestra
     
    Highland Summer Storm
    Fiddle Champion John Turner and his instructors, with the 70 person Jink and Diddle Scottish Fiddle School Orchestra, celebrate the school's twenty-fifth anniversary in the highlands of North Carolina, with orchestral, solo, and ensemble Scottish tunes.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Peninsula Scottish Fiddlers
     
    Peninsula Scottish Fiddlers & Friends LIVE
    Scotland's classic, traditional acoustic music: rousing reels and jigs, flowing strathspeys, melting airs and waltzes. From 2007 and 2008 concerts, with fiddle champion Colyn Fischer, singer-songwriter David Elias, pipers Charlie Martin and Lynne Miller.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Catherine Fraser & Duncan Smith
     
    Rhymes & Reasons
    “Extraordinary talent and taste.” Celebrated fiddle and piano duo present a masterful blend of traditional, contemporary, and original music both from and inspired by the Scottish tradition, with world-renowned guests Tony McManus, Natalie Haas, Hanneke C
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Mara Shea & Dave Wiesler
     
    Heather Hills
    Energetic fiddle and piano create Scottish country dance music at its best--lyrical, playful, and above all, danceable. And if you're not a dancer, you'll still love the music. Each track is a dance, and except for the waltz, contains 2, 3, or more tunes.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Gavin Pennycook
     
    Gavin Pennycook
    Traditional style Celtic folk fiddle and whistle
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Les Joueurs de Bon Accord
     
    Music for Scottish Country Dancing
    Music for Scottish country dancing.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Reel of Seven
     
    Dance for Joy
    High energy contemporary and traditional music for Scottish Country Dance.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    Lori Hartbarger
     
    Glasven
    Traditional and original Scottish Folk music, with female voice and acoustic instruments.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
     
    John Mulhearn
     
    The Extraordinary Little Cough
    Traditional Scottish and Irish melodies working there way through a laptop's digestive system.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     

    Top Albums

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    Ann Gray
    Tales Of Magpies & Ravens - A Collection
    Bagpipes, Scottish smallpipes, low whistles, and great accompaniment on acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitar, violin, and percussion are complemented by highland bagpipe solos to round out this collection of favorite tracks.
    Ann Gray’s recordings feature the Great Highland Bagpipe, Scottish smallpipes and low whistles, and the majority of her music is accompanied by other instruments including acoustic guitar, bass guitar, fiddle, and percussion. While much of her music is original, she also embraces more Scottish music in the form of marches, strathspeys, and reels. She is also a gifted player of piobaireachd – the classical bagpipe music of the Great Highland Bagpipe – and has won numerous international awards in solo piping competitions. Ann grew up and learned how to play the bagpipes in Nova Scotia. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Celtic Studies from St. Francis Xavier University, as well as a Law degree from the University of Calgary. The highland bagpipes that Ann plays on “Tales of Magpies & Ravens” are a set of 1995 Naills (drones and chanter). She also plays Scottish Smallpipes in the key of D made by Hamish Moore, mouth-blown Smallpipes in the key of A made by John Walsh ("A-2000"), and Scottish Smallpipes in the key of A made by Ray Sloan. Ann plays Overton whistles in the key of A and G, and a Chieftan Whistle in the key of E. Ann has two prior solo recordings: “A Twist in the Tale” (Lismor) and “Shouting at Magpies” (Lochshore), three recordings with the Calgary-based Celtic band Seanachie (Independent) one recording with both Seanachie and Portland-based Raven, called “Five Days in April” (also available through CD Baby), and two collections of bagpipe music to her credit. Her 2nd volume of music won Piper & Drummer online’s “New Music Book of the Year” award for 2004.
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
    Fiona Davidson
    The Language Of Birds
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
    Brobdingnagian Bards
    Real Men Wear Kilts
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
    The McKassons
    Tripping Maggie
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     
    Ed Miller
    Never Frae My Mind
    Folk: Scottish Traditional
     

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      Top Songs

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      1.
      Gaol ise Gaol (Gaelic Song)
      Iain MacDonald/Iain MacFarlane
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      2.
      The River Pirate
      Brigands' Folie
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      3.
      The Selkie
      Christina Connell
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      4.
      The Prince of Darkness
      Ed Miller
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      5.
      Farewell She
      Phil Cooper, Margaret Nelson & Kate Early
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      6.
      Return No More
      Phil Cooper, Margaret Nelson & Kate Early
      Folk: Scottish Traditional
       
       
      7.
      Drowsy Sleeper
      Phil Cooper, Margaret Nelson & Kate Early
      Folk: Scottish Traditional