_358 Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, foyer "" Site TEXT "" "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California has been coming to Sleat each summer for 25 years to lead his internationally famous Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig Fiddle Summer Schools. He wants tonight to be 'an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public'. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, cellists and soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners. Who knows what might happen this year!" Music Traditional "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California has been coming to Sleat each summer for 25 years to lead his internationally famous Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig Fiddle Summer Schools. He wants tonight to be 'an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public'. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, cellists and soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners. Who knows what might happen this year!" Music Traditional "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California celebrates 30 years of visiting Sleat each summer to lead his internationally famous Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig Fiddle Summer Schools. He wants tonight\u2019s concert to be an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, 30 cellists and some soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners. With a wealth of talented tutors, including one of the most sought-after traditional cellist Natalie Haas, alongside Seylan Baxter, Ciar\u00e1n \u00d3 Maonaigh, Caitl\u00edn Nic Gabhann, Louise Douglas, Sarah Naylor and other visiting musicians, who knows what might happen this year!" Music Traditional "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California celebrates 30 years of visiting Sleat each summer to lead his internationally famous Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig Fiddle Summer Schools. He wants tonight\u2019s concert to be an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, 30 cellists and some soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners. With a wealth of talented tutors, including one of the most sought-after traditional cellist Natalie Haas, alongside Seylan Baxter, Ciar\u00e1n \u00d3 Maonaigh, Caitl\u00edn Nic Gabhann, Louise Douglas, Sarah Naylor and other visiting musicians, who knows what might happen this year!" Music Traditional "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California, will being staging his Mammoth Fiddle event as part of the Skye Festival at Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig. The event is part of the annual Fiddle Summer School and Alasdair wants the concert to be an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, 30 cellists and some soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners.\n\nGuests will include Mike Vass, Lauren MacColl, Louise MacKenzie on fiddle, Natalie Haas, Seylan Baxter, Patricia Strain, cellos; Innes Watson, guitar, fiddle; Mairi Britton, dance; and Christine Primrose, song.\n\n"Alasdair Fraser is recognized throughout the world not only as one of the finest fiddle-players Scotland has ever produced, but also as someone whose name is synonymous with the vibrant cultural renaissance which is transforming the Scottish musical scene." Bruce MacWilliam, Scots Magazine" Music Traditional "Alasdair Fraser of Scotland and California, will being staging his Mammoth Fiddle event as part of the Skye Festival at Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig. The event is part of the annual Fiddle Summer School and Alasdair wants the concert to be an entertaining and fun extravaganza event for the course participants as well as the public. Last year he jammed in well over 100 fiddlers, 30 cellists and some soloists to entertain a full house of excited listeners.\n\nGuests will include Mike Vass, Lauren MacColl, Louise MacKenzie on fiddle, Natalie Haas, Seylan Baxter, Patricia Strain, cellos; Innes Watson, guitar, fiddle; Mairi Britton, dance; and Christine Primrose, song.\n\n"Alasdair Fraser is recognized throughout the world not only as one of the finest fiddle-players Scotland has ever produced, but also as someone whose name is synonymous with the vibrant cultural renaissance which is transforming the Scottish musical scene." Bruce MacWilliam, Scots Magazine" Music Traditional "Prepare for a string spectacular and experience the sound of over 130 fiddles and cellos lifting the rafters of Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig, when Alasdair Fraser hosts another of his sell-out Mammoth Fiddle Nights. Alasdair is one of the greatest carriers of the Scottish fiddle music tradition, a fiddler whose warmly expressive playing, mastery of his instrument and deep understanding of his native music as a venerable and continually evolving art is an inspiration to generations of musicians on both sides of the Atlantic. \n\n\n\nAlasdair will be joined by the tutors on the course, who include Natalie Haas, Bego\u00f1a Riobo (Galicia), Troy MacGillivray (Cape Breton), Louise Mackenzie (Scotland), Trish Strain (Scotland), Seylan Baxter (Scotland), Jos\u00e9 Liz (Galicia) and dancers, Francisco Javier Feijo\u00f3 (Galicia) and Mairi Britton (Scotland)\n\n\n\nWith income from this event SEALL is delighted to support one young musician from Skye to attend the fiddle course.\n\n\n\n"One of Scotland's most valued tradition-bearers\u201d BBC Radio Scotland" Music Traditional "Prepare for a string spectacular and experience the sound of over 130 fiddles and cellos lifting the rafters of Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig, when Alasdair Fraser hosts another of his sell-out Mammoth Fiddle Nights. Alasdair is one of the greatest carriers of the Scottish fiddle music tradition, a fiddler whose warmly expressive playing, mastery of his instrument and deep understanding of his native music as a venerable and continually evolving art is an inspiration to generations of musicians on both sides of the Atlantic. \n\n\n\nAlasdair will be joined by the tutors on the course, who include Natalie Haas, Bego\u00f1a Riobo (Galicia), Troy MacGillivray (Cape Breton), Louise Mackenzie (Scotland), Trish Strain (Scotland), Seylan Baxter (Scotland), Jos\u00e9 Liz (Galicia) and dancers, Francisco Javier Feijo\u00f3 (Galicia) and Mairi Britton (Scotland)\n\n\n\nWith income from this event SEALL is delighted to support one young musician from Skye to attend the fiddle course.\n\n\n\n"One of Scotland's most valued tradition-bearers\u201d BBC Radio Scotland" Music Traditional 57.086897 -5.871878000000038