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November 2019
St. Andrew’s Ceilidh
Aberdeen Branch’s annual St Andrew’s Day celebration starting at 2pm until 5.30pm-ish, featuring many fine singers, raconteurs and music. Tel. 01224 314 795 shirley.watt795@btinternet.com www.tmsa.org.uk - Aberdeen Branch page
Find out more »Deadline for Entry–Edinburgh Competitions Festival 2020
The Edinburgh Competition Festival is a friendly and supportive festival where amateur musicians of all ages can take to the stage alongside performers of a similar ability. Their programme of competitive and non-competitive classes positively encourages musicians of all abilities to take part. They offer more than 100 classes for classical and traditional instruments or combinations of instruments and singers, choirs, orchestras and bands. The 2020 Festival will be the Centenary Festival with special events and celebrations planned, together with…
Find out more »December 2019
Scots Trad Music Awards
A glittering gala performance, showcasing and celebrating many of Scotland's finest trad/folk musicians and music making activities! Broadcast live on BBC ALBA and around the world via the iPlayer, the highly regarded annual awards give recognition to excellence within Scotland’s thriving musical culture, encompassing all aspects of making and performing traditional music from composing, Gaelic song, folk, Scottish dance music, pipe bands and a host of others in between. Tickets are priced £25 (+ Booking Fee), and concessions are available.…
Find out more »The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
The SFO plays original arrangements of traditional Scottish fiddle music, plus more recent orchestral compositions. With around 100 performers, including pipers, dancers and singers, this concert celebrates Hogmanay in a truly Scottish fashion! Tel. 0131 228 1155 (Box Office) edinburgh@sfo.org.uk www.sfo.org.uk
Find out more »January 2020
House of Song – ‘Doris Night’
Celtic Connections 2020 This night at the House of Song will be dedicated to celebrating the massive contribution Doris Rougvie has made to the House of Song and other aspects of Celtic Connections over the years. Doris will be there so we can thank her in person through song and other fine ways! The host for the evening (and the House of Song for this weekend) will be Natalie Chalmers, a fine young singer from the north-east of Scotland who…
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