Those special people.

Places to hear great celtic music. Contributions welcome

A selection of funding resources for musicians.

A guide to the internet radio stations that are springing up and playing traditional music. If you play traditional music and wish to be included please get in touch.

A series of interviews in which traditional musicians speak about themselves and their work.

A collection of information, articles, past Festival programmes etc which readers may find interesting.

An initiative started in 2004 by the Brewing company to promote traditional music in the pubs in Scotland

Scotland is a small country but its music and song is rich and varied.

Some great resource sites recommended by our Foot Stompin' forum users

The debate happening in Scotland on the state of access of Scotland's arts.

The Scots Parliament building opened on the 9th October 2004. Hear you can read the different speeches that happened in the chamber on this historic occasion.

Summer Schools are a fun way to learn about Traditional Music. Most can offer tuition in a variety of instruments from absolute beginners upwards. Many also have classes in singing and step or ceilidh dancing.

In this section you will read articles on instrument techniques

This is a series of articles about today's Scottish / Celtic music scene. If you have any information on the celtic music scene in your town/country please get in touch.

This section is all about Celtic music festivals in Scotland. If you have any materials you would like to contribute please get in touch.

It takes dedication to run a folk club and to keep it going throughout the year. Here are the folk clubs in Scotland which help our great music to thrive and prosper.