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| On Saturday, 29th September, 2007, the Gordon Duncan Trust presented a Concert in the Perth Concert Hall to raise funds for the Trust. Featuring National Youth Pipe Bands, Maggie MacInnes, Jock Duncan, Kris Drever, Dougie MacLean and many more. | |
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| Bruce Gandy and Jack Lee from Canada, and Stuart Liddell and Angus McColl from Scotland play reels, jigs, marches and piobaireachd at world-class standard.
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| With the fiddlers in the band hailing from Mallaig (Allan Henderson) Shetland (Catriona Macdonald), Glenfinnan (Iain MacFarlane), Inverness (Bruce MacGregor) and Oban (Aidan O'Rourke), it's fair to say that Blazin' Fiddles embodies the spirit of today's Highland fiddle music. | |
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| A triumphant performance from one of the world's premier Celtic bands | |
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| The Caledon boys are back with a live concert featuring some of their most popular songs | |
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| This exciting new release is made up entirely of live tracks recorded at the Festival during the perod 1997-2005. There are lots of spirited performances here from both local and international musicians.
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| breath-taking lineup of Edinburgh - based traditional music talent......'If there was any doubt that Edinburgh is THE centre for traditional music in the UK this recording of the Flowers of Edinburgh concert will dispel it.'
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| Douglie MacLean has such power in his live performances that a "live" album is like a trip to one of his fantastic concerts. Hauntingly beautiful. | |
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| You go home from a Dick Gaughan session feeling exhilarated, not just at the wonderful skills of the most potent singer ever to emerge from the Scottish folk-music revival, but by the sense of the stark exposition of wrong and the tremendously argued legitimacy of right. | |
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| A sparkling CD featuring a selection of the very best traditional fiddlers live in concert. A great album for fiddle music fans and tune lovers. Includes Alasdair Fraser. | |
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