_1603 'Night Touches Day' Gerda Stevenson "Gerda Stevenson heads to Skye soon after her Celtic Connections appearance with her recently released and highly acclaimed debut album Night Touches Day', a wonderfully diverse and accomplished array of poetic original songs. Gerda is joined by Kyrre Slind, guitar, banjo, mandolin, lute; Seylan Baxter, cello and Rob MacNeacail, bass guitar, guitar, and piano\/keyboards.\n\n\u201cTook my breath away. It's extraordinarily good, quite stunning songwriting\u2026singing and arrangements are impeccable\u2026full of lovely wee quirks and surprises and it regularly caught me out by going to places totally unexpected but totally right. Braw, braw wark, aathegither. Braw, braw wark, aathegither\u201d (Dick Gaughan)\n\n\u201cGerda Stevenson possesses one of the most naturally expressive singing voices I've heard in many a year.\u201d Rory Macdonald of Runrig\n\nListen to Gerda HERE https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eDEvqTg22_c\n\n\n\nMaking connections: Gerda appeared in 'Grit' which was voted Best Event at the 2014 Trad Music Awards. She is the sister of Savourna, the clarsach player, and aunt to Anna-Wendy, fiddler, both of whom have performed for SEALL. Gerda is married to Angus MacNeacail, renowned Gaelic poet." Music Traditional "Gerda Stevenson heads to Skye soon after her Celtic Connections appearance with her recently released and highly acclaimed debut album Night Touches Day', a wonderfully diverse and accomplished array of poetic original songs. Gerda is joined by Kyrre Slind, guitar, banjo, mandolin, lute; Seylan Baxter, cello and Rob MacNeacail, bass guitar, guitar, and piano\/keyboards.\n\n\u201cTook my breath away. It's extraordinarily good, quite stunning songwriting\u2026singing and arrangements are impeccable\u2026full of lovely wee quirks and surprises and it regularly caught me out by going to places totally unexpected but totally right. Braw, braw wark, aathegither. Braw, braw wark, aathegither\u201d (Dick Gaughan)\n\n\u201cGerda Stevenson possesses one of the most naturally expressive singing voices I've heard in many a year.\u201d Rory Macdonald of Runrig\n\nListen to Gerda HERE https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eDEvqTg22_c\n\n\n\nMaking connections: Gerda appeared in 'Grit' which was voted Best Event at the 2014 Trad Music Awards. She is the sister of Savourna, the clarsach player, and aunt to Anna-Wendy, fiddler, both of whom have performed for SEALL. Gerda is married to Angus MacNeacail, renowned Gaelic poet." 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737