Multi-Regional Styles

The Edinburgh based Leda Trio plays rare, interesting and beautiful music from 18th century Scotland - music that would have been an important part of social life in Edinburgh at that time.

A grand compilation of Scottish fiddle music featuring feature some of Scotland's finest players.

The fantastic follow up to their debut CD 'What Road?', Bottlenecks and Armbreakers has been universally accepted as one of the best fiddle albums ever. Listen to the clip and hear why.

The great composers are represented - the Gows, Marshall, Mackintosh, Skinner et - but some of the joy of this recording is the discovery of amazing tunes from lesser-known sources which are rarely performed.

Over twelve tracks he shows an amazing facility with both traditional and more quirky original and contemporary tunes. A player of great presence, McCusker articulates tunes beautifully and - even in the presence of the awe-inspiring crew who lend support.

Heat the Hoose 2 is a dedicated album of celtic fiddle music performed by the top exponents playing on the traditional scene today.

The first solo CD from the talented young Battlefield Band fiddler.

A beautiful album featuring a selection of Ronald's compositions and settings of traditional Scottish melodies for violin and piano.

Long awaited duo CD from two of the finest musicians on the folk-scene. Fiddle & flute combined with bouzoukie and vocals. Magic!

A fabulous fiddle CD of great tunes and clever arrangements from two superb young players.