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    Patsy Reid: Bridging the Gap

    by Patsy Reid
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    Commissioned as part of the Celtic Connections New Voices series in January 2008, Bridging The Gap received such glowing reviews that it was recorded and released as a CD.

    The 50 minute piece comprises nine original melodies on each of the seven modern modes of music - Ionian, Dorion, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian and Locrian. Each mode has a distinctive flavour, character and colour of its own, and seamlessly bridges the gap between folk and classical music.

    Featuring: Patsy Reid (4 and 5 string fiddles), Mhairi Hall (piano), Michael Bryan (guitar), Duncan Lyall (double bass), Aidan O' Rourke (fiddle), Anna Wendy Stevenson (violin), Lydia Whittaker (violin), Deirdre Morrison (violin), Mairi Campbell (viola), Iain Hutchison (viola), Natalie Haas (cello), Iain Copeland (percussion.

    "The sheer energy of the compositions coupled with the exuberance of the players produced something memorable."

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    New Voices: Patsy Reid - Bridging the Gap: Live Concert Review


    New Voices: Patsy Reid (Reviewed for www.glasgowwestend.co.uk)
    Strathclyde Suite 3rd February 2008 
    I'm not heavily into classical music so violin concertos I can take or leave but I was dazzled by Sunday afternoon strings in the Strathclyde Suite. Young Patsy Reid's music ranges from haunting slow melodies to the madly throbbing beat of Celtic rock. Her 'backing group' included Mhairi Hall on piano, Aidan O'Rourke on fiddle and Michael Bryan on guitar. The programme notes explained the differing modes in which the music was created using words beyond my vocabulary. 'Dorian, Lydian, Locrian and Phrygian' are frankly a foreign language to me but are apparently scales. But never mind that - the music was brilliant. The sheer energy of the compositions coupled with the exuberance of the players produced something memorable.  At times cheerful and harmonic, at others almost discordant but still with a strange beauty, the perfo

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    1. Introduction
    2. Baby Broon (Reel In The Aeolian Mode)
    3. Space To Breathe (Jig in the Ionian Mode)
    4. Slowing Down (Slow Air in the Aeolian Mode)
    5. Vanessa Edward's Enviable Rhythm (7/8 Tune In The Dorian Mode)
    6. The Strath Sunrise (Slow Air In The Lydian Mode)
    7. Two of a Kind (March in the Mixolydian Mode)
    8. Recapitulation of Baby Broon
    9. Not From These Parts (Strathspey In The Phrygian/Locrian Modes)
    10. Five Is Better (Reel In The Dorian Mode)
    11. At The Edge
    12. Life is Good (Hornpipe in the Ionian Mode)
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