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Title: 'Althing' Scandinavian-Scottish band

Description: Ruaraidh Graham - young performer

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Althing' Scandinavian-Scottish band

Description: Ruaraidh Graham - young performer

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Bollywood Va-Va Voom’

Description: Meena Arts of Skye presents the Bollywood-inspired night of beautiful dancing, rhythmic beats, Indian music and gorgeous colourful costumes. During the interval there will be an opportunity to take part in a short informal Bollywood Dance taster session. So get out those bright Indian clothes, dress up in Bollywood style if you wish, and feel part of the colourful atmosphere!

Date: 09/03/13

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 51

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Cahalen Morrison and Eli West' in concert

Description: Cahalen and Eli release their much-awaited new album, 'Our Lady of The Tall Trees' where lean vocal harmonies entwine over a whirr of clawhammer banjo and ringing guitar strings. According to Morrison, they’re drifting somewhere in "a Bermuda triangle where folk, bluegrass and old-time converge. We never really do any traditional old-time or standard bluegrass. I write 95 per cent of our material." After their recent appearance on BBC Alba's Horo Gheallaidh it is time to get them to Skye. http://cahalenandeli.com/ They are supported by the The Kilcawley Family, an old-time country duo from North England. http://kilcawleyfamily.com/home/

Date: 11/04/13

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 55

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Cast Ewe Band' & Genticorum

Description: Our opening festival dance starts with 'Genticorum' the energetic and original Quebecois band with lively tunes and some astounding foot percussion. "Irresistible music that will put ants in your pants" La Presse, Montreal. And then 'the Cast Ewe Band'? - a brilliant local Cèilidh band, led by award-winning piper Angus Nicolson. The thing about our Cèilidh dances is that you don't have to know what you are doing. Just join the crowd and someone will lead you along.

Date: 13/07/07

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Coca Tenorio'

Description: Ecuadorean singer/songwriter Coca Tenorio and her Latin American band visit Sleat with her acclaimed debut album 'Todo Transito' [Everything in movement]. A vibrant serenading voice, which has an emotional edge when combined with the poignancy of her lyrics sung to Latin beats. Now living in Inverness, her music combines her Afro-Latin heritage with soulful Andean influences. With a fantastic line-up from South America, the Caribbean and Scotland: Javier Fioramonti [Argentina] Camilo Menjura [Colombia], Jesus Cutino [Cuba], Ricardo Pompa [Cuba], Simon Gall [Scotland] and Wilmer Sifontes [Venezuela]. They have worked with Henry Fiol, Omar Puente and Salsa Celtica, Ska Cubano. Coca and her band will also be performing a collection of Latin American standards and there will be plenty of opportunity for dance lovers to take to floor. "The musicianship is stunning and Coca is a real find" **** The List

Date: 01/03/11

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 68

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Flamenco Flow' and 'The Scottish Stepdance Company'

Description: Young performers Annie MacLeod and Kirsty Anna Kosmidis

Date: 19/07/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Flamenco Flow' and 'The Scottish Stepdance Company'

Description: Young performers Annie MacLeod and Kirsty Anna Kosmidis

Date: 19/07/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Flamenco Flow' and 'The Scottish Stepdance Company'

Description: Young performers Annie MacLeod and Kirsty Anna Kosmidis

Date: 19/07/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Grenada' - Russian Traditional Music

Description: Russian Musicians and dancers from Moscow

Date: 09/06/00

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Hellenic Hootenanny' - Paddy League Duo

Date: 20/07/04

Start Time: 9.45 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, amphitheatre

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Instinct' and 'Harris Tweed Brogues'

Description: Your performer Fergus Walker Soren Korshoj, Lousie Vansgaard, Martin Seelberg, Malene D Back, Vivi di Bap Hector Henderosn, Coll Macdonald, Andrew MacPherson, John Lamont

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Instinct' and 'Harris Tweed Brogues'

Description: Your performer Fergus Walker Soren Korshoj, Lousie Vansgaard, Martin Seelberg, Malene D Back, Vivi di Bap Hector Henderosn, Coll Macdonald, Andrew MacPherson, John Lamont

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Instinct' and 'Harris Tweed Brogues'

Description: Your performer Fergus Walker Soren Korshoj, Lousie Vansgaard, Martin Seelberg, Malene D Back, Vivi di Bap Hector Henderosn, Coll Macdonald, Andrew MacPherson, John Lamont

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Instinct' and 'Harris Tweed Brogues'

Description: Your performer Fergus Walker Soren Korshoj, Lousie Vansgaard, Martin Seelberg, Malene D Back, Vivi di Bap Hector Henderosn, Coll Macdonald, Andrew MacPherson, John Lamont

Date: 16/07/04

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Iza' music from Romania

Date: 19/08/92

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Broadford Hall

Audience Numbers: 62

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Kakatsitsi'

Description: 'Kakatsitsi' are a group of traditional drummers, dancers and singers from the Ga tribe of Southern Ghana, with their roots in the fishing community of Jamestown, the part of Accra where the British based their colonial headquarters. Their music takes traditional rhythms and chants rearranging them in a modern and accessible way. Since 1996, 'Kakatsitsi' have toured the UK 12 times, now with a strong dance element, to complement the already outstanding drumming and singing.

Date: 07/08/15

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Kesha'

Date: 11/07/02

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Kiila' with Alasdair Roberts

Description: Glasgow-based Alasdair Roberts has now released 5 albums of tender yet driving folk music, since his ‘discovery’ via Will ‘Bonnie Prince Billy’ Oldham. Roberts’ repertoire is made up of his own compositions and jewels from the treasure trove of timeless Scottish folk songs he regularly plunders, delivering songs with his own deftly intricate guitar playing and a voice both bold and subject to fragility. This will be the first ever UK tour by Kiila, a collective based in Turku, Finland. Kiila typify the exciting new wave of music coming out of Finland in recent years, typified by the output of the label Fonal. When this sextet take the stage, you may be taken aback by the driving rhythms, sublime vocal harmonies and casually virtuous multi-instrumentalism. An SAC Tune up Tour.

Date: 20/03/10

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 33

Type: Music World

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Title: 'MP3' - The Mattias Pérez Trio - traditional Swedish music

Description: A night of traditional and modern Swedish and Norwegian music. MP3, the Mattias Pérez Trio, is rooted in the Swedish province of Värmland, which borders on Norway and the the music is particularly catchy and suitable for dancing. The band is Mattias Pérez on guitar, bozouki, and mandola; Nina Anderberg on fiddle and Hardanger fiddle; and Mia Gustafsson on fiddle. Nina and Mattias are also great dancers and simply mesmerizing to watch.

Date: 20/06/05

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 34

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Macumba', Jim wilkie and Mike Fraser

Description: Contemporary singer Jim Wilkie and mujsician Mike Fraser, followed by the truly amazing 10-piece Macumba - a fusion of original & tradtitional Scottish pipe music with the pulsing rhythms of Brazil. "A belter of a band."

Date: 19/07/96

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 138

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Musafir' from Rajasthan

Description: Musafir, "The wanderers", hail from the desert land of Rajasthan, in the North West of India, which was walked upon by emperors, maharajas and their courts. The original land of the gypsies, troubadours and wandering musicians, who entertained those. A land of ancient musical and spiritual tradition. These artists, sacred bearers of various religions, go on pilgrimages to places such as Baba Ramdev's temple, the great Saint of Gypsies, in Runija or at Sufi Gharib Nawaz in Ajmer. The Saints are worshiped by both Hindus and Muslims. All ethnic groups share a common history, yet, their interpretations are very personal. Muslims use traditional and sophisticated themes, drawn from the classical tradition, the gypsies, usaally Hindus, perform interesting music and dances, based on mythological themes. The Sapera, known as the snake charmers, belong to the most ancient Gypsy tradition, live and perform with snakes, the guardian of spiritual truth. We find numerous troubadours, puppeteers, bears trainers and other fakirs entertaining people in the streets and villages with illusion and magic.

Date: 01/11/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 142

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Musafir' from Rajasthan

Description: Musafir, "The wanderers", hail from the desert land of Rajasthan, in the North West of India, which was walked upon by emperors, maharajas and their courts. The original land of the gypsies, troubadours and wandering musicians, who entertained those. A land of ancient musical and spiritual tradition. These artists, sacred bearers of various religions, go on pilgrimages to places such as Baba Ramdev's temple, the great Saint of Gypsies, in Runija or at Sufi Gharib Nawaz in Ajmer. The Saints are worshiped by both Hindus and Muslims. All ethnic groups share a common history, yet, their interpretations are very personal. Muslims use traditional and sophisticated themes, drawn from the classical tradition, the gypsies, usaally Hindus, perform interesting music and dances, based on mythological themes. The Sapera, known as the snake charmers, belong to the most ancient Gypsy tradition, live and perform with snakes, the guardian of spiritual truth. We find numerous troubadours, puppeteers, bears trainers and other fakirs entertaining people in the streets and villages with illusion and magic.

Date: 01/11/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 142

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Musafir' from Rajasthan

Description: Musafir, "The wanderers", hail from the desert land of Rajasthan, in the North West of India, which was walked upon by emperors, maharajas and their courts. The original land of the gypsies, troubadours and wandering musicians, who entertained those. A land of ancient musical and spiritual tradition. These artists, sacred bearers of various religions, go on pilgrimages to places such as Baba Ramdev's temple, the great Saint of Gypsies, in Runija or at Sufi Gharib Nawaz in Ajmer. The Saints are worshiped by both Hindus and Muslims. All ethnic groups share a common history, yet, their interpretations are very personal. Muslims use traditional and sophisticated themes, drawn from the classical tradition, the gypsies, usaally Hindus, perform interesting music and dances, based on mythological themes. The Sapera, known as the snake charmers, belong to the most ancient Gypsy tradition, live and perform with snakes, the guardian of spiritual truth. We find numerous troubadours, puppeteers, bears trainers and other fakirs entertaining people in the streets and villages with illusion and magic.

Date: 01/11/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 142

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Nashville Bluegrass' and 'Tropical Nights'

Description: Peter Griggs sets the scene for a 'Tropical Night' with music from South America. Peter is from New York and now lives in Europe. His deep interest in the music of Brazil took him to Rio de Janeiro, where he explored a unique style 'choro' an early 20th C ragtime style of music. To this Peter adds some Bossa Nova, with a touch of jazz, classical, flamenco and blues, taken from his CD 'Children of the Amazon'. "Stunning in its intensity. Peter will take you on a journey into your own imagination" The Skye Festival then ventures into Bluegrass for the first time in its history. Kathy Chiavola grew up in Kansas City and has an international reputation as one of the most respected vocalists in bluegrass and acoustic music. Kathy is joined by Silvio Ferretti, banjo, and Martino Coppo, mandolin, who are members of the Italian bluegrass group 'Red Wine'. Mike Bub from Nashville has played and recorded Bluegrass Music for voer 25 years and is one of the most awarded bass players in the genre. Singer Vanessa Batts has spent some time at the College on Gaelic courses. "Mama Mia, they are so good!"

Date: 03/08/06

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Nordic Ice & Indian Spice' - 'Mynta' in Concert

Description: Mynta have come to be respected in the music world for years - an honest and refreshing fusion of Sweden and India. An exotic orchestra of throaty, lazily grooved jazz-based flute and sax magic set around one of the worlds finest tabla players, Fazal Qureshi, and Shankar Mahadevan, the south-Indian classical vocalist with a magic voice.

Date: 19/07/99

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 122

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Paddyrasta' Irish Reggae

Description: With their fusion of irresistible reggae rhythms, traditional celtic melodies and socially conscious lyrics, Paddyrasta have been described as ''The Pogues meets Bob Marley". This colourful, multi-cultural band have discovered a new musical genre - an irresistible sound that makes you just want to get up and dance - simply unmissable fun! With banjo, button accordion, tin whistles, bass, drums and vocals, this is a wonderfully funky-folky ethno-eco band - Afro-Irish reggae-rap with conscience. "Gentle but strongly caring, the lyrics pleading for a more humanitarian world, Excellent." Music in Scotland "Absolutely Terrific" BBC Celtic Connections The night starts with a Cèilidh Dance session from 'Ceilear' to get you warmed up! - see Tuesday 25 for the line-up.

Date: 28/07/06

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Rag MaMa Rag' Good Time Jug Band

Description: RAG MAMA RAG's Good time jug band sound have been featured heavily on Radio 2 Paul Jones Blues Programme in session and on CD recently. With an interesting and wide range of instruments, (ASHLEY DOW, coustic Guitar, Resophonique Bottleneck Guitar, Acoustic Lap Steel, kulele and Vocals, plus DEBORAH DOW, Harmonica, Washboard, ercussion and Backing Vocals), RAG MAMA RAG create an exceptionally ull and hard driving rhythmic sound which soon has audiences feet apping. heir repertoire is 20's and 30's Blues based, but extremely varied, compassing Mississippi Blues, East Coast Ragtime sounds, early White ountry tunes, Original Compositions, and many other regional styles of the 0's and 30's period.

Date: 04/10/01

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 24

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Seikou Susso and the Allahlake Band'

Description: Seikou is the charismatic and amazing Kora (African Harp) player from the Gambia. Coming from a long line of griots - oral historians who have kept and promoted the history of the Mandinka cultures of West Africa - Seikou uses his music to provide the perfect ambience and authenticity of West Africa. His compositions are inspired by Mandinka culture, and his singing and playing style observes the delicacy and poise of the Gambian traditional repertoire. Seikou leads his decidedly funky AllahLake Band into potent and slowly simmering dance grooves. Seikou was the highly acclaimed guest at the Skye World Music weekend in 2005. Tonight's Young Musician is Ruby Partridge, Breakish.

Date: 24/07/07

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Type: Music World

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Title: 'She’Koyokh' in concert

Description: She’Koyokh is London’s award-winning klezmer ensemble. This popular band is at the forefront of the revival of Eastern European roots music in the UK, bringing a fresh, energy to an extensive repertoire ranging from exhilarating Bulgarian and Turkish music to soulful Ashkenazi melodies from the villages in Poland, Romania and the Ukraine. "The most cracking klezmer this side of Krakow." "The band’s personality shines through in the sophisticated arrangements, interplay and solos." An SAC Tune up Tour.

Date: 19/05/10

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 36

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Skip Gorman' 19th American settler songs

Description: Skip Gorman brings back to life the workaday world of the early settlers of the American West. His music is not the music of the Hollywood cowboy, but rather the simple, yet beautifully poignant music that was performed around campfires by cowboys and westward settlers in the 19th century. Gorman brings to the music a scholar's knowledge of the cowboy's Celtic, Spanish and Afro-American roots as well as the personal experience gained by working as a cowboy on a ranch in Wyoming, along with an exquisite touch as a singer, guitarist, fiddler and mandolinist.

Date: 20/07/14

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 39

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Skokiann' and 'Rusty Bucket'

Description: Any survivors from the Festival are welcome to call in for our last night of the Fèis. With floor singers and our own 'Rusty Bucket' the night will turn into a Cèilidh dance.

Date: 19/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Portree, An Tuireann

Audience Numbers: 51

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Skye meets the World' Concert

Description: Fèis an Eilein opens with an international concert with young local people and led by musicians from Ireland, Belgium, Poland, USA, Sweden, Germany and Britain. All are members of the International Voluntary Service music work-camp, and have been staying in south Skye in the lead up to the Fèis.

Date: 13/07/99

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 123

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Skye meets the World' Concert

Description: Fèis an Eilein opens with an international concert with young local people and led by musicians from Ireland, Belgium, Poland, USA, Sweden, Germany and Britain. All are members of the International Voluntary Service music work-camp, and have been staying in south Skye in the lead up to the Fèis.

Date: 13/07/99

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 123

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Son Al Son' in concert

Description: Son al Son play ‘son’ music, the style of music made popular in 1920’s Havana and more recently in the film “Buena Vista Social Club”, with musicians from Cuba, Venezuela and Scotland. They will get your feet tapping and out of your seat in no time, A Gozar! Enjoy!

Date: 15/11/13

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 48

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Songs of the Roma' - Simon Thacker

Description: Songs of the Roma is a new Romani musical journey, with Simon Thacker on classical guitar, Polish cellist Justyna Jablonska and one of the world's leading Roma exponents, Polish singer/violinist Masha Natanson. We contrast vivid re-imaginings of songs from the gypsy tradition in Romani, Romanian, Serbian and Russian with virtuoso new instrumental music drawing on European, Indian and Balkan folk forms, and of course flamenco in a programme full of spiritual intensity, catharsis and joy.

Date: 03/05/18

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 36

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Sonora La Calle' - Cuban Band

Description: Traditonal street music and song, from the Cuban Band touring as part of the Highland Festival

Date: 26/05/99

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 50

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Sotho Sounds' Commonwealth Games Culture

Description: Khotso! 'Sotho Sounds' are shepherd musicians from the Kingdom of Lesotho, southern Africa They make pure, raw organic roots music, on instruments made from throwaway junk: wood, wire, tin cans, metal. The songs are the heartbeat of their land. They have made SOMETHING from nothing. They are proud. They are strong. They are on a journey in life, and want to share their music with you. Visiting the Highland's as part of Glasgow 2014's cultural programme with the Commonwealth Games. Come along and make your own junk instruments during the day. Supported by the Touring Network and the Commonwealth Games Culture programme.

Date: 24/07/14

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 98

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Sotho Sounds' Commonwealth Games Culture

Description: Khotso! 'Sotho Sounds' are shepherd musicians from the Kingdom of Lesotho, southern Africa They make pure, raw organic roots music, on instruments made from throwaway junk: wood, wire, tin cans, metal. The songs are the heartbeat of their land. They have made SOMETHING from nothing. They are proud. They are strong. They are on a journey in life, and want to share their music with you. Visiting the Highland's as part of Glasgow 2014's cultural programme with the Commonwealth Games. Come along and make your own junk instruments during the day. Supported by the Touring Network and the Commonwealth Games Culture programme.

Date: 24/07/14

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 98

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Subitango' Tango Siempre

Date: 09/07/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Subitango' Tango Siempre

Date: 09/07/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: 'The Eduardo Niebla Guitar Duo'

Description: International guitar virtuoso, Eduardo Niebla, is joined by Giogio Serci, in a shining guitar concert, rooted in flamenco traditions,combining a classical discipline with jazz, latin, Indian and lots more. "A stunning kaleidoscopic array of sonic textures, pasionate and gorgeously ornamented, built around melodies of exquisite melancholy." The Scotsman.

Date: 20/07/00

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 102

Type: Music World

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Title: 'The Red Dirt Skinners'

Description: In 2013 the Red Dirt Skinners became the first band in history to succeed at both the British Blues and the British Country Music awards. Don’t let these accolades pigeonhole the Skinners though, their audiences always describe them as refreshingly different. Drawing on influences from folk, country, blues, americana, jazz and everything between, the Red Dirt Skinners’ sound is instantly recognisable. Comfortably blending exceptional, almost telepathic, harmonies with the unique instrumentation of soprano saxophone and acoustic guitar, audiences fall in love with the Skinners sound. Hailing from the South East of England, Rob and Sarah have both been musicians for the majority of their lives.

Date: 31/10/17

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 31

Type: Music World

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Title: 'The Stray Birds' from Pennsylvania

Description: One of the first on this year's Celtic Connections programme to sell out completely and the tour they subsequently completed was a run of sold-out shows - England/Wales/Ireland. They have just blown everyone away at the big Folk Alliance International event in Kansas City and when Bob Harris played them again on his BBC Radio 2 show at the weekend, he predicted they were heading for "superstardom". All that to explain that they have been booked as one of the main headline acts at this year's Tonder Festival in Denmark, and we will bring them to Scotland immediately thereafter as they particularly want to see the counrty and could not tour here in January.

Date: 04/09/14

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 63

Type: Music World

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Title: 'The Way of the Drum' Mugenkyo

Description: Traditional Japanese Taiko drumming. Experience the thundering and exhilarating rhythms of Taiko in an intimate and entertaining show, and gain a unique insight into the enthralling world of Taiko drumming. Mugenkyo is based in Scotland and is the first professional touring Taiko group in Europe.

Date: 22/09/06

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 85

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village 'Còmhlan Tosta'

Description: Còmhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Fryslân - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimhín Ó Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - Mónica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX.

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 85

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village 'Còmhlan Tosta'

Description: Còmhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Fryslân - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimhín Ó Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - Mónica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX.

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 85

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village 'Còmhlan Tosta'

Description: Còmhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Fryslân - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimhín Ó Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - Mónica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX.

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 85

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Basque band 'Oreka Tx'

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Basque band 'Oreka Tx'

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Basque band 'Oreka Tx'

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Date: 06/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Tosta' Festival Village Festival Club

Description: 'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian – Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons.

Date: 05/07/16

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 84

Type: Music World

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Title: 'Warouk' from Brittany

Description: Traditional music from Brittany with songs, fiddle, flute, bag-pipes and small pipes.

Date: 28/08/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 66

Type: Music World

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Title: 5½ Swedes - folk band

Description: Seven Swedes (including 1½ Scots!) plays lively contemporary Swedish/Scottish folk on fiddle, sax, percussion and piano.

Date: 22/06/96

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 18

Type: Music World

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Title: Aeron Jonah Lewis - Old Time and Bluegrass

Date: 20/11/11

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 53

Type: Music World

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Title: Afro-Celtic Dance 'Skokiaan' & 'Bonfire'

Description: 'Skokiaan' from Liverpool play high octane, punchy, brassy music and readily bring audiences to their feet. Highland based, high-speed band 'Bonfire' - Andy Thorburn, Bruce MacGregor and friends - finish our fiery night of afro-celtic music.

Date: 18/07/97

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 115

Type: Music World

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Title: Anda Union Mongolian singers

Description: Anda means blood brother or sister in Mongolian and is more important than a sibling because you choose a person to become a life-long Anda. Anda Union is a kinship of Andas. Anda Union’s thoroughly addictive and accessible fusion of Mongolian musical styles draws directly from the band’s roots in the differing ethnic nomadic cultures. The band’s nine members are keenly aware of the threat climate change and modernity is posing to their grasslands habitat and ancient Mongolian culture. Formed in 2000 Anda Union all trained in traditional Mongolian music from a young age, many coming from musical families. They are leaders in a musical movement finding inspiration in the old music. Driven to preserve an endangered way of life by keeping their music alive, as a group they hold on to the essence of Mongolian music whilst creating a form of music that is new. They have influenced a generation of young Mongolians in Inner Mongolia as traditional music flourishes in the capital, Hohhot.

Date: 31/05/18

Start Time: 7.30pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 110

Type: Music World

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Title: Anne Martin & Jason Synge 'Routes' + Brighde Chaimbeul

Description: Anne Martin, Gaelic singer from Kilmuir, Skye, and Jason Singh explore their connecting worlds by weaving Gaelic song, Beatboxing, Electronica and Indian Raga/Folk to produce an exciting, fresh and rooted creative performance. Music, conversation and song investigate the struggle for land, culture and identity experienced by the Highlanders of Scotland during periods of clearance, and in Northern India through partition. The concert opens with this year's Radio 2 Young Folk Award winner Brighde Chaimbeul, who was raised in Sleat and now lives in Kyle. Brighde is a truly astonishingly talented 17 year old piper. She studies at St Mary's Music School in Edinburgh and is joined by her sister Màiri, and Innes White.

Date: 02/08/16

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 126

Type: Music World

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Title: Anne Martin and Jason Singh with 'Routes' World Premiere

Description: Fresh from its launch in Hull's City of Culture programme and on its way to London's Southbank, tonight's show is a remarkable coup for SEALL with which to launch the Skye Festival. Anne Martin, Gaelic singer, was born and brought up in Trotternish on the Isle of Skye. She learned her tradition from older neighbours and relatives and has been singing and researching Gaelic song since childhood. She recently received a PRS biennial award to produce the short piece 'Ceumannan' (steps, strides) working with vocal sculptor Jason Singh, for the Hull City of Culture programme. Then as part of an ATLAS Arts project on Skye, Anne and Jason visited India, researching Jason's background, to complement Anne's understanding of her own roots. They created a layering of contemporary music for Anne's traditional Gaelic song and collaborated with well known Indian musicians Sharat Chandra Srivastava and Gyan Singh. Out of this has grown 'Routes' which tonight receives its World Premier on Skye

Date: 05/07/17

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 65

Type: Music World

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Title: Awatinas - Band from Bolivia

Date: 11/09/92

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 102

Type: Music World

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Title: Batucada by the Bridge

Description: A musical journey linking Kyleakin to Kyle with the Inner Sense Percussion Orchestra, on board the local seal boat, with Batucada street music on each side. Jointly run by SEALL and LOCHAN

Date: 08/06/96

Start Time: 14:00:00

Venue: Kyle Pier

Type: Music World

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Title: Black Umfolosi

Date: 19/07/01

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Black Umfolosi

Date: 15/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Kyle Hall

Type: Music World

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Title: Black Umfolosi - Zimbabwe dance

Date: 23/07/02

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Black Umfolozi African Song and Dance

Description: This amazing ten-piece troupe from Zimbabwe have to be heard to be believed. A powerful mix of unaccompanied song performed alongside an exuberant display of traditonal dances.

Date: 16/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 220

Type: Music World

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Title: Black Umfolozi African Song and Dance

Description: This amazing ten-piece troupe from Zimbabwe have to be heard to be believed. A powerful mix of unaccompanied song performed alongside an exuberant display of traditonal dances.

Date: 16/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 220

Type: Music World

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Title: Brass Hoppers

Date: 21/04/95

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 31

Type: Music World

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Title: Bruce Molksy concert

Description: Bruce Molsky is a singer, a fiddle player par excellence, a banjo player and a guitarist. In the last ten years, Bruce has gained an ever greater profile as a result of his solo tours, his work with Andy Irvine’s Mozaik, his regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival, his TV appearances, recordings and last year’s tour, all badged as The Transatlantic Sessions. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky’s influences range from the Appalachian soul of Tommy Jarrell to Delta blues; from the haunting modal strains of Irish music to the rhythmically nimble music of Eastern Europe. He is reckoned to be the premier old-time fiddler in the world, the defining virtuoso of Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions.

Date: 12/11/11

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 67

Type: Music World

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Title: Bruce Molsky in concert

Description: Bruce is a singer, fiddle player, banjo player and guitarist with regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival and BBC Alba's ‘Transatlantic Sessions’. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky’s influences range from Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions; Delta blues; the haunting modal strains of Irish music, to the rhythmic music of Eastern Europe. http://www.brucemolsky.com/ Come along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774

Date: 27/05/13

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 94

Type: Music World

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Title: Bruce Molsky with Vishtèn

Description: Bruce Molsky is a singer, a fiddle player par excellence, a banjo player and a guitarist, and one of the few musicians who we keep welcoming back - he is just too good to miss on any tour. In the last ten years, Bruce has gained an ever greater profile as a result of his solo tours, his work with Andy Irvine’s Mozaik, his regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival, his TV appearances, recordings and last year’s tour, all badged as The Transatlantic Sessions. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky’s influences range from the Appalachian soul of Tommy Jarrell to Delta blues; from the haunting modal strains of Irish music to the rhythmically nimble music of Eastern Europe. He is reckoned to be the premier old-time fiddler in the world, the defining virtuoso of Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions. Tonight he is joined by the French Canadian trio 'Vishtèn'. This Acadian band mixes rhythms and irresistible dancing and climbing notes and voices to the sky… high voltage musicians. The members of this driving trio are both powerful francophone singers and fiery multi-instrumentalists, fusing Acadian and Celtic genres with rock and indie-folk influence. “Rhythms, melodies, voices, musicianship… a near perfect ensemble. Vishtèn, what a world!”

Date: 01/06/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 69

Type: Music World

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Title: Bruce Molsky with Vishtèn

Description: Bruce Molsky is a singer, a fiddle player par excellence, a banjo player and a guitarist, and one of the few musicians who we keep welcoming back - he is just too good to miss on any tour. In the last ten years, Bruce has gained an ever greater profile as a result of his solo tours, his work with Andy Irvine’s Mozaik, his regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival, his TV appearances, recordings and last year’s tour, all badged as The Transatlantic Sessions. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky’s influences range from the Appalachian soul of Tommy Jarrell to Delta blues; from the haunting modal strains of Irish music to the rhythmically nimble music of Eastern Europe. He is reckoned to be the premier old-time fiddler in the world, the defining virtuoso of Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions. Tonight he is joined by the French Canadian trio 'Vishtèn'. This Acadian band mixes rhythms and irresistible dancing and climbing notes and voices to the sky… high voltage musicians. The members of this driving trio are both powerful francophone singers and fiery multi-instrumentalists, fusing Acadian and Celtic genres with rock and indie-folk influence. “Rhythms, melodies, voices, musicianship… a near perfect ensemble. Vishtèn, what a world!”

Date: 01/06/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 69

Type: Music World

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Title: Bruce Molsky, fiddle

Description: Bruce is a singer, fiddle player, banjo player and guitarist with regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival and BBC Alba's ‘Transatlantic Sessions’. He has lived his musical life incorporating the sounds of his travels, which have taken the Bronx-born musician from Appalachia to Australia and just about everywhere in between. “Community is integral to the music,” Molsky explains. “Most of us started playing in a social context. The music is all about pulse and heartbeat - everybody has that, it’s just expressed a little differently in different places. There’s always common ground that we can find.” Bruce is one of those rare musicians who plays genuine folk music supported by a deep academic understanding of where it comes from. Read about and hear more of Bruce on http://www.brucemolsky.com/ Making Connections: Bruce last played to a sold-out audience for SEALL in May 2013.

Date: 25/05/15

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 68

Type: Music World

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Title: Caravanserai

Description: Wild and passionate Gypsy music from Eastern Europe meet a stomping northern rhythm section.

Date: 13/06/98

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 65

Type: Music World

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Title: Carlos Becu in concert

Description: Music from the great Astor Piazzolla along with a selection of tango classics like Gallo Ciego, Recuerdo, el Choclo and La cumparista y Quejas de bandoneón. Carlos Becú was born in Argentina during 1979 and his father lives in Broadford, Skye. During 1995 he started studying at Music University, Rosario In 2000 he left for Europe visiting the Scottish Highlands, Hamburg and Germany where he remained until 2004. His love for the great Astor Piazzolla’s music and then for the traditional tango composers, such as Troilo, Pugliese and Di Sarli made him go back home to Argentina to learn the main tango instrument, the mighty Bandoneon. The bandoneón is a type of concertina particularly popular in Argentina and Uruguay. It plays an essential role in the orquesta tipica, the tango orchestra. In 2008, Carlos recorded his first solo album, BANDONEON SOLO, which includes some of the great classics e.g. Sur, Adios Nonino and Che Bandoneón, all interpreted with both feeling and technique. Carlos is joined by Martin Espindola (Buenos Aires) & Linda Nichols. Martin's passion of tango music and his endless enthusiasm of exploring the mechanics of the body's movement, along with his experience of contemporary dance, allows him to show the endless possibilities of free expression into the dance. There will be a maximum of 15 couples for each workshop. Dancers can book as an individual or as a couple. Please wear suitable shoes (no trainers).

Date: 05/05/10

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 37

Type: Music World

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Title: Charlie Parr and the Black Twig Pickers

Description: Its not often the phrase ‘barnstorming’ is used appropriately but this raucous and raw touring double bill of Virginia’s Black Twig Pickers and Minnesota’s Charlie Parr surely justifies such rabid anticipation. With little more than a National resonator guitar in hand and his earnestly rasping voice, Charlie is rapidly becoming a cult proposition in the UK and elsewhere. And teaming up with the Black Twig Pickers for this tour will only increase that. The two acts often play together in the US, so these shows will be a real musical tinderbox that can soon escalate into wild whisky-fuelled sessions where the boundaries between the two acts starts to evaparate and the audience erupts.

Date: 17/09/10

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 48

Type: Music World

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Title: Coca Tenorio, Brazil singer-songwriter

Description: Inverness-based singer-songwrite Coca Tenorio grew up in the remote coastal village of Esmeraldas, a region of Ecuador known for its strong Afro-Ecuadorian cultural and musical heritage. In 1999 Coca moved with her children to the Highlands and continued to perform as a singer while working as a fashion designer. In 2009 she self-released her debut album Todo Transito, which has received four star reviews and wide radio play. Her new Summer 2017 release is 'Cold Like Stones'. She is joined by Wilmer Sifontes from Venezuela on drums and percussion.

Date: 29/09/17

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 16

Type: Music World

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Title: Concert: ‘The Luminescent Orchestrii’

Description: Romanian gypsy melodies, punk frenzy, salty tangos, hard rocking klezmer, haunting Balkan harmony, hip-hop beats and Appalachian fiddle, all eaten and spat out by three violins, resophonic guitar, bullhorn harmonica and guitarron. 'The Luminescent Orchestrii' from New York, has a reputation for ecstatic live performances and infectious onstage energy. Sxip Shirey (resophonic guitar, bullhorn harmonicas, melodica, vocals) is an international circus composer; Sarah Alden (violin, vocals) is an old time fiddle player; Rima Fand (violin, viola, and vocals) is an experimental theatre composer; Julianne Carney (violin, vocals) is a violin virtuoso turned noise artist, and Aaron Goldsmith (guitarron, vocals) has played in Goth, funk and old world music ensembles. The evening starts with the remarkable young sisters Mairi and Stephanie Campbell. Later on Andy Thorburn (piano) and Keri (stepdance) will provide a moment of calm in the eye of the storm!

Date: 21/07/05

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Croft No 5, te Pooka and Nico Major

Date: 12/07/02

Start Time: 22:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Dan Cassidy and James Hickman

Description: A return visit from the young and brilliant fiddle and guitar transatlantic folk and roots duo. Dan Cassidy (USA), is an exciting and virtuosic fiddler and a brother to the late Eva Cassidy. James Nathan Hickman (UK), brings driving guitar playing and wonderful vocals to their mixture of new and old folk music. James is also a member of Uiscedwr, winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award. http://hickmanandcassidy.co.uk/ Come along early for a pre-concert meal. Book on 01471 844774

Date: 04/06/13

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 70

Type: Music World

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Title: Daria Kulesh - singer songwriter

Description: Daria last visited Skye on the back of a milk-float converted to a mobile stage, during our Festival in 2015. Based in London, Daria is a rare talent as a singer, songwriter, artist and interpreter of traditional material which draws on her Russian and Ingush roots. Her English is impeccable and she has enjoyed national radio play and incredible reviews calling her CD a "triumph", a "masterpiece" and "a definite contender for the best album of 2017". She is joined by Tristan Seume, a soloist, accompanist, writer and session musician, and one of the UK’s leading acoustic guitarists. “Seume’s superb fingerpicking talent and ease of drifting between styles drives you to a state of listening compulsion” – Acoustic Magazine

Date: 03/10/18

Start Time: 7.30pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 26

Type: Music World

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Title: Diptesh Bhattacharya and Udit Pankhania

Description: As a World-class Sarod player, Diptesh Bhattacharya is a rising star in the galaxy of Indian Classical Music, known for his personal style and unique tonal quality. He received classical vocal training from the age of 3, and has been playing the sarod since age 10. He lives in West Bengal, and has performed world-wide. He played at the Skye Festival in 2006 where he totally delighted his audience. He is joined by Udit Pankhania, who lives in London, and who is one of the most sought after and busiest professional classical Tabla players in the UK and Europe today. As a complete contrast we open tonight's concert with a set of music and songs from Sleat's brilliant young Campbell sisters, two of whom study music at St Mary's School, Edinburgh.

Date: 17/07/08

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 30

Type: Music World

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Title: Diptesh Bhattacharya, Indian Sarod

Description: Diptesh Bhattacharya, a young and brilliant Indian Sarod player from Kolkata, has become a regular visitor to Skye over the past few years. Diptesh started training ath the incredible age of three in Classical Vocal under his mother Mrs. Bansari Bhattacharya. At the age of ten, he fell in love with the instrument Sarod and initiated his training under Aloke Lahiri. He is joined by Sanjib Kumar Pal Sanjib Kumar Pal is a well-established tabla player also based in Kolkata and known for his balanced and clear accompaniment to vocal and instrumental music. They are joined by Nandan Roy for an evening of Indian classical music, which includes some informal explanations of the form and style.

Date: 04/06/18

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: An Crùbh, Duisdale TBC

Audience Numbers: 34

Type: Music World

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Title: Diptesh Bhattacharya, Sarod concert

Description: A very welcome return for Diptesh Bhattacharya, a rising star in the galaxy of Indian Classical Music. He won the hearts of our audiences a few years ago, with his personal style, unique tonal quality as well as the 'gayaki aang baaj', the ability to play and sing through their instrument with the versatility of the human voice. Diptesh started training at the incredible age of three in Classical Vocal under his mother Mrs. Bansari Bhattacharya. At the age of ten, he fell in love with the Sarod instrument and started training under Aloke Lahiri. Having won the coveted degree of Sangeet Pravakar, Diptesh successfully completed a music appreciation course under State Music Academy, in West Bengal. He is now under the training and guidance of Sri Kushal Das, one of the greatest sitar players of 'Shreniya Maihar Gharana' of this era. He is joined by Udit Pankhania on Tabla.

Date: 14/09/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 19

Type: Music World

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Title: Diptesh Bhattacharya, Sarod concert in Dunvegan

Description: SEALL welcomes a third visit from Diptesh Bhattacharya, a rising star in the galaxy of Indian Classical Music. He won the hearts of discerning audience with his personal style, unique tonal quality as well as the gayaki aang baaj. He started training at the incredible age of three in Classical Vocal under his mother Mrs. Bansari Bhattacharya. At the age of ten, he fell in love with the Sarod and initiated his training under Aloke Lahiri. Having won the coveted degree of Sangeet Pravakar , Diptesh successfully completed music appreciation course under State Music Academy in West Bengal. He is now under the training and guidance of Sri Kushal Das, one of the greatest sitar players of Shreniya Maihar Gharana of this era. He is joined by Udit Pankhania on Tabla.

Date: 15/09/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Dunvegan Hall

Audience Numbers: 34

Type: Music World

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Title: Dwayne Cote

Description: Dwayne was raised in Grande Greve, Cape Breton, Canada, in a family deeply rooted in all aspects of Cape Breton, Irish and Scottish music traditions. We have had many Cape Breton fiddlers in this venue but "He’s considered by many to be one of the finest violinists the island’s ever produced." Donald Livingstone, guitar and Brendan Martin, fiddle, both from South Skye, will open the evening.

Date: 12/07/15

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, SkyeSpace

Audience Numbers: 55

Type: Music World

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Title: Eduardo Niebla - 'Brilliantissimo' in Concert

Description: Eduardo (Spanish guitar) with acclaimed Spanish musicians Salvador Niebla (drums) and Miguel Moreno (guitar accompaniment). Eduardo toured H and I the other year and all who heard him were impressed.

Date: 21/06/02

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 59

Type: Music World

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Title: Eduardo Niebla, guitar

Description: Inspired by his appearances at the Jaipur Festival India, the Cultural Heritage Centre Abu Dhabi, and his adopted Yorkshire homeland Eduardo brings a concert ofintricate, passionate flamenco fused with a myriad of Eastern colours and a Gypsy-jazz edge.

Date: 16/05/11

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 86

Type: Music World

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Title: Eduardo Niebla, guitar

Description: “Niebla is the king of Latin guitar, a world-class virtuoso.” (Time Out) Hailed by the Guardian for his “exquisite guitar” playing, Eduardo Niebla takes to the stage with his internationally acclaimed guitar duo to present an amazing repertoire of 'stunning flamenco jazz' (The Sound) from his latest albums. Continually seeking out new musical terrain, Niebla has traversed the worlds of pop, jazz and world music, collaborating with such diverse partners as sitar maestro Nishat Khan, George Michael, Lol Coxhill, the Dante String Quartet and Craig David. A spellbinding evening of passion, verve and fleet fingered virtuosity from one of the most potent forces in flamenco jazz fusion. “Poignantly poetic... and truly breathtaking” (Scotsman)

Date: 01/02/14

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 42

Type: Music World

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Title: Eduardo Niebla, guitar

Description: Eduardo Niebla makes a welcome retrun visit to the Festival. The virtuoso Spanish guitarist makes music that transcends genres and crosses barriers; brilliant flamenco jazz fusion and exquisite melodies - full of passion and verve. A maestro artist at the top of his game. "A stunning collection of originals...showing what Jelly Roll Morton called 'the Spanish tinge' is still a potent force". (Jazz UK) “Poignantly poetic... and truly breathtaking” (Scotsman)

Date: 31/07/17

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: An Crùbh, Duisdale

Audience Numbers: 52

Type: Music World

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Title: Educardo Niebla, guitar

Date: 20/07/04

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Educardo Niebla, guitar

Date: 20/07/04

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Estonian Folk Dancers

Date: 08/07/92

Start Time: 13:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 150

Type: Music World

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Title: Fest-Noz - 'Deskomp'

Description: Skye's first Fest-Noz or dance evening from Brittany. A late session of music and dancing featuring the richness and vitality of the popular dance culture of Brittany. With Gael Billien, Breton song; Frédérique Pinot, celtic harp; Chloée Grupallo, Clarinet; Jérôme Gofette, violin bass; Franck Le Brazidec, acoustic guitar. "Pour exprimer la richesse et la vitalité de la culture populaire de Bretagne, Deskomp allie la présence envoûtante des harpes celtiques, la force de la langue bretonne, la virtuosité de la flûte traversière en bois et du violon, soutenues par la rythmique ciselée de la guitare. Deskomp fait rayonner la joie des danses, suscite l’émotion dramatique des gwerzioù, partage la simplicité sereine des mélodies." They are joined by the local 'Cast Ewe' Cèilidh Band. Angus Murdoch and Iain Cameron Double ticket discount of £2 with tonight's main concert ticket.

Date: 18/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 51

Type: Music World

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Title: Fest-Noz - 'Deskomp'

Description: Skye's first Fest-Noz or dance evening from Brittany. A late session of music and dancing featuring the richness and vitality of the popular dance culture of Brittany. With Gael Billien, Breton song; Frédérique Pinot, celtic harp; Chloée Grupallo, Clarinet; Jérôme Gofette, violin bass; Franck Le Brazidec, acoustic guitar. "Pour exprimer la richesse et la vitalité de la culture populaire de Bretagne, Deskomp allie la présence envoûtante des harpes celtiques, la force de la langue bretonne, la virtuosité de la flûte traversière en bois et du violon, soutenues par la rythmique ciselée de la guitare. Deskomp fait rayonner la joie des danses, suscite l’émotion dramatique des gwerzioù, partage la simplicité sereine des mélodies." They are joined by the local 'Cast Ewe' Cèilidh Band. Angus Murdoch and Iain Cameron Double ticket discount of £2 with tonight's main concert ticket.

Date: 18/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 51

Type: Music World

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Title: Fest-Noz - 'Deskomp'

Description: Skye's first Fest-Noz or dance evening from Brittany. A late session of music and dancing featuring the richness and vitality of the popular dance culture of Brittany. With Gael Billien, Breton song; Frédérique Pinot, celtic harp; Chloée Grupallo, Clarinet; Jérôme Gofette, violin bass; Franck Le Brazidec, acoustic guitar. "Pour exprimer la richesse et la vitalité de la culture populaire de Bretagne, Deskomp allie la présence envoûtante des harpes celtiques, la force de la langue bretonne, la virtuosité de la flûte traversière en bois et du violon, soutenues par la rythmique ciselée de la guitare. Deskomp fait rayonner la joie des danses, suscite l’émotion dramatique des gwerzioù, partage la simplicité sereine des mélodies." They are joined by the local 'Cast Ewe' Cèilidh Band. Angus Murdoch and Iain Cameron Double ticket discount of £2 with tonight's main concert ticket.

Date: 18/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 51

Type: Music World

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Title: Festival Club - 'Fanattica' and 'NiteWorks'

Description: Songs of Krakow cross-dressing, Greek forbidden times, Chinese martial arts, Baltic Sea sailors. Tangos and balalaikas mingle with sensitive songs about Polish super markets. Black and White cats escape the clutches of Hungarian Nazis. Fanattica will launch our final Festival Club in great style. And then onto til late with Niteworks, an up-and-coming young band from the Isle of Skye, now based in Glasgow: Allan Macdonald, Innis Strachan, Ruairidh Graham and Christopher Nicolson. Seriously brilliant young traditional-based electronica.

Date: 25/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 125

Type: Music World

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Title: Festival Club - 'Fanattica' and 'NiteWorks'

Description: Songs of Krakow cross-dressing, Greek forbidden times, Chinese martial arts, Baltic Sea sailors. Tangos and balalaikas mingle with sensitive songs about Polish super markets. Black and White cats escape the clutches of Hungarian Nazis. Fanattica will launch our final Festival Club in great style. And then onto til late with Niteworks, an up-and-coming young band from the Isle of Skye, now based in Glasgow: Allan Macdonald, Innis Strachan, Ruairidh Graham and Christopher Nicolson. Seriously brilliant young traditional-based electronica.

Date: 25/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 125

Type: Music World

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Title: Festival Club - 'Fanattica' and 'NiteWorks'

Description: Songs of Krakow cross-dressing, Greek forbidden times, Chinese martial arts, Baltic Sea sailors. Tangos and balalaikas mingle with sensitive songs about Polish super markets. Black and White cats escape the clutches of Hungarian Nazis. Fanattica will launch our final Festival Club in great style. And then onto til late with Niteworks, an up-and-coming young band from the Isle of Skye, now based in Glasgow: Allan Macdonald, Innis Strachan, Ruairidh Graham and Christopher Nicolson. Seriously brilliant young traditional-based electronica.

Date: 25/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 125

Type: Music World

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Title: Festival Club - 'Fanattica' and 'NiteWorks'

Description: Songs of Krakow cross-dressing, Greek forbidden times, Chinese martial arts, Baltic Sea sailors. Tangos and balalaikas mingle with sensitive songs about Polish super markets. Black and White cats escape the clutches of Hungarian Nazis. Fanattica will launch our final Festival Club in great style. And then onto til late with Niteworks, an up-and-coming young band from the Isle of Skye, now based in Glasgow: Allan Macdonald, Innis Strachan, Ruairidh Graham and Christopher Nicolson. Seriously brilliant young traditional-based electronica.

Date: 25/07/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 125

Type: Music World

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Title: Festival Club: ‘Skilda’

Description: The final Fèis event is a concert with space to get up and dance. Irish singer Naia, whose haunting voice on both traditional and modern material dominates this event, is backed by a wild and way out rave with class, howling pipes, guitars, a thundering bass, and an almighty good rhythm set up! Skilda are an intriguing new Celtic format, led by Breton piper Konan Erwan, drummer Bran and guitar player Aly Balder, drawing together musicians from Ireland, Scotland and Brittany. Their groundbreaking music incorporates pulsing synths and crunching rock guitars, to soaring solos which draw on progressive rock and also honour the rich Celtic music traditions.

Date: 23/07/05

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

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Title: Festival Club: ‘Skilda’

Description: The final Fèis event is a concert with space to get up and dance. Irish singer Naia, whose haunting voice on both traditional and modern material dominates this event, is backed by a wild and way out rave with class, howling pipes, guitars, a thundering bass, and an almighty good rhythm set up! Skilda are an intriguing new Celtic format, led by Breton piper Konan Erwan, drummer Bran and guitar player Aly Balder, drawing together musicians from Ireland, Scotland and Brittany. Their groundbreaking music incorporates pulsing synths and crunching rock guitars, to soaring solos which draw on progressive rock and also honour the rich Celtic music traditions.

Date: 23/07/05

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: Glenn Tillbrook of 'The Squeeze' acoustic concert

Description: Mention Glenn Tilbrook and most people think of 'Squeeze'. with his writing partner Chris Difford, Tilbrook was responsible for Top Ten hits around the world such as 'Tempted', 'Hourglass', 'Cool For Cats' and 'Up The Junction'. Ever since their first EP in 1977, Squeeze has delighted audiences with their brand of honky-tonk new wave and pithy lyricism, while their stock in the music world has seen the likes of Jools Holland, Paul Carrack and Elvis Costello all contribute to their work. Now with a 2013 Solo CD Tilbrook sets off around the Highlands with a lush and diverse acoustic set.

Date: 11/08/14

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 87

Type: Music World

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Title: Gouri Roy Chowdhury - Indian concert

Description: Clasical Hindustani Vocalist with Tabla Artist Vijay Kangutkar and Sodhi Tabla on harmonium.

Date: 15/11/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: Gouri Roy Chowdhury - Indian concert

Description: Clasical Hindustani Vocalist with Tabla Artist Vijay Kangutkar and Sodhi Tabla on harmonium.

Date: 15/11/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: Gouri Roy Chowdhury - Indian concert

Description: Clasical Hindustani Vocalist with Tabla Artist Vijay Kangutkar and Sodhi Tabla on harmonium.

Date: 15/11/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: Gouri Roy Chowdhury - Indian concert

Description: Clasical Hindustani Vocalist with Tabla Artist Vijay Kangutkar and Sodhi Tabla on harmonium.

Date: 15/11/03

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: Guinean Dance - Alphonse Soumah

Description: Dance performance with Alphonse Soumah from Guinea, West Africa with a percussionist,

Date: 13/03/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 48

Type: Music World

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Title: India Alba 'Reels and Ragas'

Description: India Alba fuses many genres of music, predominantly Indian Classical and Scottish Folk, and explores the similarities and differences between them. Starting with 'Reels and Ragas' they have developed, over the past few years, a sound which reflects the broad common ground between their traditions. Many raga gats (themes), particularly those from the borders of the Himalayas, have close relatives in the melodies of the Scottish highlands and islands, and for both of them the drone sounds of the bagpipes or the tampura play an important part in the music. India Alba are Sharat Srivastava, Violin; Ross Ainslie, Border Pipes, Whistles, Cittern; Nigel Richard Cittern; and Gyan Singh Tablas, Frame drum, Shakers.

Date: 04/08/09

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 127

Type: Music World

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Title: Indian Sarod: 'Diptesh Battachayra'

Date: 15/07/05

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Indian Sarod: 'Diptesh Battachayra'

Date: 15/07/05

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: Inner Sense Percussion - Dance

Description: A welcome return from this scorching Latin outfit, boasting a rip-it-up 11-piece team of drums, sax, & vocals, embracing Rio samba, samba reggae, samba enredo, maracatu and Cuban conga. Only those ready to dance need apply!

Date: 07/06/96

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 38

Type: Music World

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Title: Inner Sense Percussion Orchestra & Cèilidh Collective

Date: 08/07/92

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Audience Numbers: 164

Type: Music World

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Title: Jaipur Brass Band

Description: In India, brass bands are the sound of life. No festivity or event, and certainly no wedding, is complete without the sound of trumpets, trombones, clarinets, tubas and marching drums playing in rousing celebration. The Jaipur Kawa Brass Band continue this tradition, adding flavours from their own Rajasthani gypsy culture as well as influences picked up in their travels to the style that has developed since brass bands were introduced in India in the mid-eighteenth century. Artistic director Hameed Khan comes from a long line of folk and classical musicians and has studied western as well as eastern music to give Jaipur Kawa a sound all of its own. Intricate rhythms, virtuoso improvisations, English brass band roots and Bollywood film music converge in a presentation that also features a spectacular gypsy dancer and sabre-swallowing fakir. Last year's similar visit from 'Musafir' brought out SEALL's largest ever audience.

Date: 31/10/05

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 131

Type: Music World

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Title: James Hickman and Dan Cassidy

Description: A newly formed transatlantic folk and roots duo. Dan Cassidy (USA), an exciting and virtuosic fiddler, provides the tunes and harmony singing. Dan is a brother to the late Eva Cassidy. James Nathan Hickman (UK), brings driving guitar playing and wonderfully unique vocals to their mixture of new and old folk music. James is a member of Uiscedwr, winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award.

Date: 04/06/11

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 52

Type: Music World

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Title: La Sonera Calaveras

Description: Salsa Night from the Glasgow based band.

Date: 19/11/04

Start Time: 10.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 38

Type: Music World

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Title: Laura Boosinger from the Appalachians.

Description: Live from North Carolina, Laura Boosinger is joined by Josh Goforth. Laura drwas in standing room only crowds everywhere thanks to a stage presence, sweet voice and playing style, whether on clawhammer banjo, autoharp or guitar, that few can match. Josh Goforth, fiddle, may only be in his mid-20s, but already he has established himself as a 'one to watch' musician who is going places. Followed by a Cèilidh to welcome members of communities from all over the Highlands visiting Skye.

Date: 06/02/07

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 95

Type: Music World

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Title: Makvirag

Date: 19/07/94

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Kyle, Ferry Boat Inn

Type: Music World

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Title: Makvirag, Hungary and Mabsant, Wales

Date: 19/07/93

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee

Type: Music World

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Title: Moishe's Bagel

Description: A return visit and a concert-set from this rip-roaring, foot-stomping, jazz-inflected klezmer and Balkan music from some of Scotland’s finest musicians. An intoxicating, life-affirming mix of Eastern European dance music, Middle Eastern rhythms and virtuoso performances. 'Bagel' includes some of the best instrumentalists that Scotland has to offer - from Salsa Celtica, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Celtic Feet, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: Greg Lawson - violin; Phil Alexander - piano; Pete Garnett - accordion; Mario Caribe - double bass; Guy Nicholson - percussion "exhilarating, full-flavoured stuff, often breath-takingly intricate but played with jubilation … the Bagel acquires the momentum of an express train" The Herald.

Date: 22/10/08

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 66

Type: Music World

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Title: Moishe's Bagel

Description: A return visit and a concert-set from this rip-roaring, foot-stomping, jazz-inflected klezmer and Balkan music from some of Scotland’s finest musicians. An intoxicating, life-affirming mix of Eastern European dance music, Middle Eastern rhythms and virtuoso performances. 'Bagel' includes some of the best instrumentalists that Scotland has to offer - from Salsa Celtica, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Celtic Feet, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: Greg Lawson - violin; Phil Alexander - piano; Pete Garnett - accordion; Mario Caribe - double bass; Guy Nicholson - percussion "exhilarating, full-flavoured stuff, often breath-takingly intricate but played with jubilation … the Bagel acquires the momentum of an express train" The Herald.

Date: 22/10/08

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 66

Type: Music World

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Title: Mugenkyo - Taiko Drumming

Description: Specatacular Taiko drumming as part of the Highland Festival

Date: 01/06/99

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Broadford Hall

Audience Numbers: 142

Type: Music World

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Title: Mugenkyo - Taiko Drumming

Description: Specatacular Taiko drumming as part of the Highland Festival

Date: 01/06/99

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Broadford Hall

Audience Numbers: 142

Type: Music World

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Title: Orkestra del Sol

Description: The swagger of a Balkan wedding band and the riotous energy of a Latin carnival: Orkestra del Sol’s music exudes energy and spirit, with an uncanny ability to win over audiences with their captivating presence, slapstick antics and infectious energy. Globally inspired, but distilled in Scotland. "Orkestra del Sol have raised the stakes for UK street music - they look great, sound great and their performances are brilliantly inventive" Tickets also on www.thebooth.co.uk ALSO Opening night of BBC Alba

Date: 19/09/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 22

Type: Music World

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Title: Orkestra del Sol

Description: The swagger of a Balkan wedding band and the riotous energy of a Latin carnival: Orkestra del Sol’s music exudes energy and spirit, with an uncanny ability to win over audiences with their captivating presence, slapstick antics and infectious energy. Globally inspired, but distilled in Scotland. "Orkestra del Sol have raised the stakes for UK street music - they look great, sound great and their performances are brilliantly inventive" Tickets also on www.thebooth.co.uk ALSO Opening night of BBC Alba

Date: 19/09/08

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 22

Type: Music World

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Title: Osiligi Maasai Warriors from Kenya

Description: All the way from southern Kenya, songs and dance troupe The Osiligi Maasai Warriors perform authentic and exciting Maasai tribal song and dance plus the world-famous Maasai jumping. The shows have been received with great acclaim in schools, churches and theatres from the south coast of England to the Isle of Skye in the north west of Scotland, and abroad. Since 2010, the group has worked in close association with a small UK charity - Osiligi Charity Projects - to support infrastructural improvements in their local community. Money from their tours help to benefit their families and the wider community in their village of Kisamis, situated approximately 30 miles southwest of Nairobi. "The tour is for our families, the charity for our community." Tajeu Minisa, leader, The Osiligi Maasai Warriors.

Date: 01/09/18

Start Time: 1.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 77

Type: Music World

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Title: Rednote 'Reels to Ragas'

Description: A Sottish-Indian fusion of love songs, dance music and a hint of Bollywood. Scotlands contemporary string Trio, Rednote Ensemble, Robert Irvine, Cello; Jackie Shave, Violin; and Simon Tandree, Viola), are joined by the superb tabla player Kuljit Bhamra and piper-and-multi-instrumentalist Fraser Fifield for some new and traditional tunes many you will recognise immediately even in their new guise.

Date: 14/04/16

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 42

Type: Music World

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Title: Rumba Caliente

Date: 06/03/08

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: Rumba Caliente

Date: 09/03/06

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 72

Type: Music World

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Title: Rumba Caliente Afro Latin Soul Orchestra Tour

Description: Rumba Caliente are one of the UK's most exciting salsa-soul groups. Led by Salsa Celtica’s Toby Shippey and featuring Lino Rocha on lead vocals, Rumba Caliente have a unique Afro-Latin/Salsa-Soul sound. Combining musicians from the heartlands of salsa (Venezuela, Cuba and New York) with some of Scotland's most exciting jazz and world music players the group effortlessly move from salsa to soul, latin-jazz to funk, raga to rumba and back to salsa again. They are: Lino Rocha - lead vocals (Venezuela); Toby Shippey - percussion, trumpet, coro (UK); Ryan Quigley - lead trumpet (UK); Sue McKenzie - sax (UK); Javier Chernicoff - timbales, coro (Argentina); Ricardo Pompa - congas, coro (Cuba); Ross Hamilton - bass, coro (UK); Roland Perrin - piano (US) An SAC Tune-Up Tour

Date: 06/03/09

Start Time: 8.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: Russell deCarle with Denis Keldie and Steve Briggs

Description: Bound together by a superlative level of playing and performance that is rare and precious, Russell deCarle with Denis Keldie and Steve Briggs are as close to joined-at-the-hip perfection as can ever be encountered. The musicianship is dazzling even when the tone is understated and in the gentlest of ‘nice and easy does it’ grooves. Golden-haired Russell delivers his rock ‘n’ roll in crowned-King crooner style as his monstrously talented sidekicks take virtuoso into a stratosphere that lies somewhere between JJ Cale and the very best Gyspy Jazz you ever heard. deCarle famously fronted iconic country roots band 'Prairie Oyster' and is a classy cat whose heart knows how to deliver a lyric. All three have served their time – this is old-school masterclass.

Date: 28/04/16

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 22

Type: Music World

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Title: Sacred Songs from Tibet - Tashi Lhunpo Monastery

Description: Members of the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery bring their chants, songs, dance and instrument playing to Skye. Called 'The Power of Compassion' you will be enchanted and moved by the music and delightful personalities of the performers. A sell-out concert on their last visit in 2005.

Date: 01/06/07

Start Time: 19:00:00

Venue: Kyleakin Hall

Audience Numbers: 80

Type: Music World

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Title: Salsa Celtica

Description: The giant mutating creature that is Salsa Celtica has evolved, via the village halls of Skye and the nightclubs of Havana, into a mighty beast indeed. Tonight they set out on a new venture - the Small Band tour with only 8 players - and Gaelic singer and fiddler Megan Henderson.

Date: 19/05/11

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 102

Type: Music World

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Title: Salsa Celtica

Description: Their music draws on a broad range of South American styles which they mix together with their own Celtic spirit - a Scottish Salsa Band! They have appeared at many large festivals and were a huge success at Feis an Eilein earlier this summer.

Date: 05/09/97

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 85

Type: Music World

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Title: Salsa Celtica and Tulikansa 10th Birthday party

Description: Dance with Salsa Celtica starting at 9.30pm Procession from Talla Mhòr to top ACC Carpark and back again. 10.30 to 11 or so. Fire performance with 'Tulikansa' in top Car park.

Date: 04/05/01

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 150

Type: Music World

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Title: Sara Grey

Description: A ballad singer of great strength witha powerful and sweet voice well suited to native American ballands and the great classics of England and Scotland, accompnaying herself on a 5-string banjo.

Date: 18/07/96

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Glenelg Candles

Type: Music World

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Title: Sara Grey

Description: A ballad singer of great strength witha powerful and sweet voie well suited to native American ballands and the great classics of England and Scotland, accompnaying herself on a 5-string banjo.

Date: 17/07/96

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: Sara Grey

Description: A ballad singer of great strength witha powerful and sweet voie well suited to native American ballands and the great classics of England and Scotland, accompnaying herself on a 5-string banjo.

Date: 16/07/96

Start Time: 21:00:00

Venue: Kyle, Seagreen Restaurant

Type: Music World

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Title: Sara Grey & Martin Wyndam Read

Date: 30/05/95

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 25

Type: Music World

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Title: Scotland Africa 97 - Saaba

Description: Villagers from Burkino Faso celebrate the similarities between the Highlands and west African village life with drums, dance and words. They visit south Skye and join local musicians for a dance and Cèilidh.

Date: 06/06/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Ardvasar Hall

Audience Numbers: 99

Type: Music World

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Title: Scotland Africa Cèilidh

Description: A Cèilidh led by Arthur Cormack and members of Team Zanzibar who are on a marathon around Scotland as part of Scotland Africa '97.

Date: 15/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Portree, Royal Hotel

Type: Music World

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Title: Skip Gorman in concert

Description: Skip Gorman brings back to life the workaday world of the early settlers of the American West. His music is not the music of the Hollywood cowboy, but rather the simple, yet beautifully poignant music that was performed around campfires by cowboys and westward settlers in the 19th century. Skip brings to the music a scholar's knowledge of the cowboy's Celtic, Spanish and Afro-American roots as well as the personal experience gained by working as a cowboy on a ranch in Wyoming, along with an exquisite touch as a singer, guitarist, fiddler and mandolinist. After a first visit to south Skye in 2014, Skip was top of the list to be invited back again.

Date: 21/07/15

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 75

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye Jazz Festival - 'Peter Rowan and Peter M Rowan'

Description: Grammy award winning American bluegrass star Peter was immersed in blues and bluegrass from an early age. He played rhythm guitar for bluegrass legend Bill Monroe during the late 60s before forming the folk-rock band Earth Opera, to support the Doors. In the early 70s he fronted the George Martin-produced outfit Seatrain, before recording with the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia. After stints in the bands Mexican Airforce and Wild Stallions, he released his most intimate work, the album Dust Bowl Children. In 1996, he came full-circle on his solo release Bluegrass Boy. His new CD, Quartet (with Tony Rice) is released in Europe on Rounder Records Spring 2007. "You can try to get away from bluegrass, but it will always call you back." Peter M Rowan is a well-known and respected musician in Edinburgh, a singer-songwriter who once lived on Skye. He is also well known as the sound engineer for Fèis an Eilein, where he keeps performers young and old happy with his charm and easy manner. It has been his life-ling dream to share a stage with his name-sake.

Date: 13/10/08

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 55

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Carolina Herreras, Columbia

Description: Carolina Herrera from Colombian is a guitar-playing singer, with a repertoire from Mexico, Venezuela and Brazil to Spain and Portugal plus an American song or two. Apparently discovered busking on the underground, she has since appeared on Charlie Gillett’s Saturday Night show, the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Ronnie Scott’s club in London. “a voice of stunning purity with stripped naked guitar playing and a tremendously warm personality.”

Date: 26/03/05

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 74

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Fribo, Scandinavia

Description: Fribo are the new and exciting trio who combine the Scandinavian and Scottish traditions with an exuberant feel for contemporary sounds and rhythms. Norwegian Anne Sofie Linge Valdal recently made an impact in Celtic Connections’ “Cold Weather Dancing”. Sarah-Jane Fifield on fiddle/vocals plays with “The Unusual Suspects”. Ewan MacPherson on guitar/mandola/vocals, performs with Fine Friday, Cantrip, Croft no 5, Burach and Althing.

Date: 25/03/05

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 38

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Harald Haugaard

Date: 30/05/12

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 46

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Quimantu, South America

Description: Quimantu brings together over 50 instruments and some of the leading folk and world music players from Chile, Ecuador and England to form a virtuoso ensemble that thrills audiences with their passion and energy. The group’s Chilean director, is composer and multi-instrumentalist Mauricio Venegas-Astorga (ex-Incantation). Playing a formidable array of instruments Quimantu brings alive the music of South America and give it a sharp contemporary perspective, electro-acoustic violin and bass. "One of the best around" Sean Rafferty on their recent appearance on BBC Radio 3’s In-Tune.

Date: 25/03/05

Start Time: 9.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 60

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Budapest Café Orchestra

Date: 29/05/12

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 74

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Budapest Café Orchestra

Date: 29/05/12

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 74

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Moshe's Bagel, Balkan Scotland

Description: Authentic and not-so-authentic Klezmer and Balkan music. Moishe’s Bagel are Phil Alexander (piano, melodica), Greg Lawson (violin, mandolin), Pete Garnett (accordion), Mario Caribe (bass) and Guy Nicholson (percussion). The energy of eastern european folk music with the excitement of improvisation, and boasting some of the best instrumentalists in Scotland from Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Salsa Celtica, Celtic Feet and Mr McFall’s Chamber. "exhilarating stuff, breath-takingly intricate and played with jubilation...the momentum of an express train" (The Herald)

Date: 27/03/05

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 137

Type: Music World

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Title: Skye's World Music - Seikou Susso - the Gambian Kora

Description: Seikou Susso was born in 1964 in Sukuta Nanie in The Gambia. He is from a family of Griots known as Jalibas, who tell the History of the Mandingo Ancestry through Music poetry which they express with one of the most authentic African string instrument called The Kora, sometimes known as the African Harp. He uses his music to provide the most perfect and authentic music experience of West Africa. Whilst his compositions are inspired by Mandingo culture, they also incorporate everyday situations that any culture can appreciate, such as love, friendship, happiness and faith, and range from African ballads to more uptempo numbers such as " Mama Africa".

Date: 15/04/06

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 40

Type: Music World

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Title: Swedish Folk Dancers -Tuna Bygdegille Swedish Folk

Date: 19/07/94

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Dunvegan Hall

Audience Numbers: 0

Type: Music World

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Title: The Big Session & Salsa Celtica

Description: A varied and lively night from all the tutors ar the Sabhal Mòr Ostaig Summer Schools.

Date: 17/07/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 175

Type: Music World

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Title: The Gathering

Description: A new dramatic music ensemble which features soprano Francies M Lynch, trombonist John Kenny, a 2,000 year-old Celtic boar-headed horn, the Carnyx

Date: 02/10/97

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Audience Numbers: 24

Type: Music World

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Title: The Giant Xylophone

Description: The biggest log Xylophone built in Scotland, work in progress and performance by Sleat Primary School, as part of Cland Donald Craft Day.

Date: 29/05/99

Start Time: 10:00:00

Venue: Armadale, The Stables Restaurant

Type: Music World

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Title: The Kala Chethena Kathakali Theatre Company

Description: In 1991 one of the very first SEALL events was a remarkable visit from the Kathakali company - a memory which has stayed with those who attended. One of the world’s foremost Indian dance companies embracing drama, dance, music, visual arts and ritual to create one of the world’s most exotic, visually exciting, and powerful forms of theatre. Colourful costumes and elaborate three dimensional make-up magically transform the actors into gods, kings, devils and princesses, allowing them to tell universal stories of the struggle between good and evil through gesture, emotion and expression. The show starts with an opening ceremony performed amongst the audience as they arrive and creating the dramatic atmosphere of an Indian village before the procession into the hall.

Date: 31/10/08

Start Time: 19:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 43

Type: Music World

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Title: The Kala Chethena Kathakali Theatre Company

Description: In 1991 one of the very first SEALL events was a remarkable visit from the Kathakali company - a memory which has stayed with those who attended. One of the world’s foremost Indian dance companies embracing drama, dance, music, visual arts and ritual to create one of the world’s most exotic, visually exciting, and powerful forms of theatre. Colourful costumes and elaborate three dimensional make-up magically transform the actors into gods, kings, devils and princesses, allowing them to tell universal stories of the struggle between good and evil through gesture, emotion and expression. The show starts with an opening ceremony performed amongst the audience as they arrive and creating the dramatic atmosphere of an Indian village before the procession into the hall.

Date: 31/10/08

Start Time: 19:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 43

Type: Music World

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Title: The Kala Chethena Kathakali Theatre Company

Description: In 1991 one of the very first SEALL events was a remarkable visit from the Kathakali company - a memory which has stayed with those who attended. One of the world’s foremost Indian dance companies embracing drama, dance, music, visual arts and ritual to create one of the world’s most exotic, visually exciting, and powerful forms of theatre. Colourful costumes and elaborate three dimensional make-up magically transform the actors into gods, kings, devils and princesses, allowing them to tell universal stories of the struggle between good and evil through gesture, emotion and expression. The show starts with an opening ceremony performed amongst the audience as they arrive and creating the dramatic atmosphere of an Indian village before the procession into the hall.

Date: 31/10/08

Start Time: 19:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 43

Type: Music World

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Title: The North Shore Celtic Ensemble

Description: Hailing from Vancouver, Canada the North Shore Celtic Ensemble is a one-off, experimental youth ensemble. With a unique style and repertoire drawing on- Celtic, jazz, classical, folk, French Canadian and more- making for a spirited no-boundaries experience for both player and audience. Led by Canadian artists Claude Giguère and Jay Knutson, over the past 30 years they’ve worked to craft NSCE into an ensemble which both nurtures young celtic and folk talent whilst encouraging experimental and innovative ways of approaching the genre. One of Canada’s most renowned youth music organisations, NSCE has toured extensively across North America and Europe and arrive in Skye fresh from a residency at the Aberdeen International Youth Festival. “With strings, percussion and wind instruments, Canada’s North Shore Celtic Ensemble capped off the evening in grand fashion, bringing the audience to their feet with their spirited new takes on tradition”- Glasgow Herald

Date: 08/08/16

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 73

Type: Music World

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Title: Tibetan Monks

Date: 12/08/04

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, TDC main hall

Audience Numbers: 102

Type: Music World

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Title: Triskell Breton Clarsachs with Dave Francis and Mairi Campbell

Date: 19/06/93

Start Time: 7.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Type: Music World

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Title: Tuna Bygdegille Swedish Folk Dancers and Makvirag

Date: 20/07/94

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Broadford Hall

Type: Music World

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Title: Veronica and Max: 'The Red Wine Serenaders'

Description: The Red Wine Serenaders, there are no better words that define them! This is a musical project born about three years ago featuring a talented combo of musicians who passionately play country blues and ragtime, hokum, jug band and rural music from the 20s and 30s. Veronica Sbergia and Max De Bernardi, originators of the project, like to keep this precious musical heritage alive faithfully reproducing its original sound whilst playing it a modern twist. They use acoustic instruments such ukulele, washboard, kazoo, resophonic guitars and doublebass to convey their passion for this music. Veronica & The Red Wine Serenaders are the winners of the European Blues Challenge 2013. "Good time blues is alive and well and residing in... Milan, Italy. A band with a mission" - Folk & Roots Magazine

Date: 24/04/17

Start Time: 20:00:00

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 30

Type: Music World

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Title: Zubop - Dance

Description: Worldbeat, upbeat and gutsy for dancaholics. six-piece London based band. A potent blen of Township, Jive, Latin, Funks and Reggae played with endless enthusiasm. Experts might know where all the beats and exotic sounds come from, but quite honestly who cares when you having fun!

Date: 25/06/99

Start Time: 10.30 pm

Venue: Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, An Talla Mhòr

Audience Numbers: 35

Type: Music World

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