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March 2021
TRACS European Ceilidh
You're invited to the European Ceilidh! 20TH MARCH 2021, 7.30PM Stories, songs, music and dance travel across land and sea, across borders and back again, bringing us together in a wide-eyed celebration of what connects us to each other. Celebrate World Storytelling Day with fantastic contributions from across Europe in a relaxed ceilidh of connection and community. This event will also feature an open-floor section to welcome storytelling, music or dance contributions as well as space for open discussions.
Find out more »Fiddle Time with Jenna Reid
A weekend of learning fiddle tunes with Jenna Reid (Blazin' Fiddles, RANT Fiddles), for every ability. Morning/noon classes £5 for 30 mins | Afternoon classes £8 for 45 mins. Friday 26th 8am - Wake up class, slow pace with music. 6pm - Intermediate, by ear 7pm - Advanced, by ear Saturday 27th 10am - Wake up class, slow pace with music. 1pm - Intermediate, by ear 3pm - Advanced, by ear 7pm - Session Sunday 28th 12pm - Slow pace…
Find out more »NATIONAL PIPING CENTRE— SPRING ONLINE ADULT GATHERING
The National Piping Centre is bringing you a series of online Adult Gatherings in 2021 for pipers aged 18+, which have been designed to give a fantastic social learning experience. The Spring Adult Gathering will feature individual lessons, workshops, masterclasses, practice time and more, all online from the comfort of your own home. The World Class piping teachers of this school are: Willie McCallum, Dan Nevans, Dr Andrew Bova, Connor Sinclair, Ross Ainslie and Wilson Brown.
Find out more »COME AND SING ONLINE WITH LUMINATE’S DEMENTIA INCLUSIVE SINGING NETWORK
This national online singing event is dementia-inclusive and will feature an exciting mix of songs from Luminate's 'Travel These Ways' song collection, as well as some well-known classics. Everyone is welcome to join this relaxed event, led by choir leader Stephen Deazley. Come and Sing is part of a programme of events run by Luminate's Dementia Inclusive Singing Network, which aims to widen singing opportunities for people living with dementia across Scotland. More info and how to attend here.
Find out more »April 2021
Unlocking live events in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland—Public Panel Discussion
As part of the AHRC 'Music in the Rural Creative Economy Fellowship', a live public panel discussion about unlocking live events in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland will be held Monday 5 April at 1pm. The panel will consist of: Mairearad Green (Musician and Visual Artist, Ullapool); Graeme Howell (Chief Executive, Shetland Arts) and James Mackenzie-Blackman (Chief Executive/ Ceannard, Eden Court Theatre, Inverness). The panel will be discussing the way forward for music and live performance events in the…
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