_1693 'Fras' Concert and Cèilidh Dance "finish off a day of Gaelic activity at 'F\u00e8ill Gh\u00e0idhlig Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig' with a great concert and c\u00e8ilidh dance. "Fras" (coming from the G\u00e0idhlig for "a shower") are a fresh, dynamic Highland quintet playing West coast music with a unique flare and drive from accordion, guitar, bagpipes, banjo and flute. Formed in early 2014, Fras have been giving energetic and uninhibited performing at C\u00e8ilidhs, concerts and festivals across the Highlands. Angus Binnie from Cromarty on Pipes and whistles; Murdo (Yogi) Cameron from Glenelg on Guitar; Tam \u2018the Banjo\u2019 Kinsella from Arisaig, Kirsten MacLeod from Acharacle on accordion and Colin Masterton, Ballachullish\/Cumbernauld, on flutes and whistles." Music Traditional "finish off a day of Gaelic activity at 'F\u00e8ill Gh\u00e0idhlig Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig' with a great concert and c\u00e8ilidh dance. "Fras" (coming from the G\u00e0idhlig for "a shower") are a fresh, dynamic Highland quintet playing West coast music with a unique flare and drive from accordion, guitar, bagpipes, banjo and flute. Formed in early 2014, Fras have been giving energetic and uninhibited performing at C\u00e8ilidhs, concerts and festivals across the Highlands. Angus Binnie from Cromarty on Pipes and whistles; Murdo (Yogi) Cameron from Glenelg on Guitar; Tam \u2018the Banjo\u2019 Kinsella from Arisaig, Kirsten MacLeod from Acharacle on accordion and Colin Masterton, Ballachullish\/Cumbernauld, on flutes and whistles." 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737