Podcast appearances and mentions of Julie Fowlis

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El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa presenta su disco «16-40» en el Espacio Músicas de Ferrolterra de RadioVoz Ferrol . Barbosa, licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, es un referente en la escena musical, colaborando con artistas como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, BellónMaceiras, Xabier Díaz y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en escenarios nacionales e internacionales le ha consolidado como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la actualidad. Además de su faceta como intérprete, Barbosa destaca en educación musical, siendo docente en escuelas y conservatorios. Su trabajo en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido clave en proyectos como «Unión das Terras» de BellónMaceiras y «Entre dous Mares» de Rosa Cedrón. Por ello el disco «16-40» refleja su evolución profesional y su compromiso con la música, reafirmando su posición en la escena musical actual. El nuevo trabajo refleja la madurez y la evolución de un músico que ha dedicado los últimos años a explorar y experimentar con sonidos y estilos. La obra se adentra en un terreno sonoro profundamente enriquecido por su trayectoria, fusiona elementos de la música tradicional con toques contemporáneos, creando una atmósfera única que pone de manifiesto la versatilidad y el virtuosismo de Barbosa.

El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa presenta su disco «16-40» en el Espacio Músicas de Ferrolterra de RadioVoz Ferrol . Barbosa, licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, es un referente en la escena musical, colaborando con artistas como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, BellónMaceiras, Xabier Díaz y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en escenarios nacionales e internacionales le ha consolidado como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la actualidad. Además de su faceta como intérprete, Barbosa destaca en educación musical, siendo docente en escuelas y conservatorios. Su trabajo en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido clave en proyectos como «Unión das Terras» de BellónMaceiras y «Entre dous Mares» de Rosa Cedrón. Por ello el disco «16-40» refleja su evolución profesional y su compromiso con la música, reafirmando su posición en la escena musical actual. El nuevo trabajo refleja la madurez y la evolución de un músico que ha dedicado los últimos años a explorar y experimentar con sonidos y estilos. La obra se adentra en un terreno sonoro profundamente enriquecido por su trayectoria, fusiona elementos de la música tradicional con toques contemporáneos, creando una atmósfera única que pone de manifiesto la versatilidad y el virtuosismo de Barbosa.

El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa presenta su disco «16-40» en el Espacio Músicas de Ferrolterra de RadioVoz Ferrol . Barbosa, licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, es un referente en la escena musical, colaborando con artistas como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, BellónMaceiras, Xabier Díaz y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en escenarios nacionales e internacionales le ha consolidado como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la actualidad. Además de su faceta como intérprete, Barbosa destaca en educación musical, siendo docente en escuelas y conservatorios. Su trabajo en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido clave en proyectos como «Unión das Terras» de BellónMaceiras y «Entre dous Mares» de Rosa Cedrón. Por ello el disco «16-40» refleja su evolución profesional y su compromiso con la música, reafirmando su posición en la escena musical actual. El nuevo trabajo refleja la madurez y la evolución de un músico que ha dedicado los últimos años a explorar y experimentar con sonidos y estilos. La obra se adentra en un terreno sonoro profundamente enriquecido por su trayectoria, fusiona elementos de la música tradicional con toques contemporáneos, creando una atmósfera única que pone de manifiesto la versatilidad y el virtuosismo de Barbosa.

El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa presenta su disco «16-40» en el Espacio Músicas de Ferrolterra de RadioVoz Ferrol . Barbosa, licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, es un referente en la escena musical, colaborando con artistas como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, BellónMaceiras, Xabier Díaz y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en escenarios nacionales e internacionales le ha consolidado como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la actualidad. Además de su faceta como intérprete, Barbosa destaca en educación musical, siendo docente en escuelas y conservatorios. Su trabajo en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido clave en proyectos como «Unión das Terras» de BellónMaceiras y «Entre dous Mares» de Rosa Cedrón. Por ello el disco «16-40» refleja su evolución profesional y su compromiso con la música, reafirmando su posición en la escena musical actual. El nuevo trabajo refleja la madurez y la evolución de un músico que ha dedicado los últimos años a explorar y experimentar con sonidos y estilos. La obra se adentra en un terreno sonoro profundamente enriquecido por su trayectoria, fusiona elementos de la música tradicional con toques contemporáneos, creando una atmósfera única que pone de manifiesto la versatilidad y el virtuosismo de Barbosa.

El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa presenta su disco «16-40» en el Espacio Músicas de Ferrolterra de RadioVoz Ferrol . Barbosa, licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, es un referente en la escena musical, colaborando con artistas como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, BellónMaceiras, Xabier Díaz y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en escenarios nacionales e internacionales le ha consolidado como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la actualidad. Además de su faceta como intérprete, Barbosa destaca en educación musical, siendo docente en escuelas y conservatorios. Su trabajo en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido clave en proyectos como «Unión das Terras» de BellónMaceiras y «Entre dous Mares» de Rosa Cedrón. Por ello el disco «16-40» refleja su evolución profesional y su compromiso con la música, reafirmando su posición en la escena musical actual. El nuevo trabajo refleja la madurez y la evolución de un músico que ha dedicado los últimos años a explorar y experimentar con sonidos y estilos. La obra se adentra en un terreno sonoro profundamente enriquecido por su trayectoria, fusiona elementos de la música tradicional con toques contemporáneos, creando una atmósfera única que pone de manifiesto la versatilidad y el virtuosismo de Barbosa.

Uur 1 1.         When I fall in love – Jeri Southern 2.         Aan de Schelde – Joost Prinsen 3.         Goodbye Gagarine – Enzo Enzo 4.         Time – Alan Parsons Project 5.         Lay lady lay – Bob Dylan 6.         Have a little faith – Son Mieux 7.         Silencio – Ibrahim Ferrer & Omara Portuondo 8.         Rebecca – Mary Chapin Carpenter & Julie Fowlis & Karine Polwart 9.         Lieverd – Toon Hermans 10.       Le soleil – Corry Brokken 11.       Promise – HAEVN 12.       Diamond in your mind – Solomon Burke 13.       Cybernatic gymnastics – Schnauzer Radio Orchestra    Uur 2 1.         Her song – Jake Holmes 2.         For me and my gal – Judy Garland & Gene Kelly 3.         Aua atu ra – Marlon Williams 4.         Alsof er niets is gebeurd – Maarten van Roozendaal 5.         The limit to your love – Feist 6.         You can't go home no more – Lou Rawls 7.         La part des anges – Philippe Lavil 8.         Doosje – Fixkes 9.         Someone in the dark – Michael Jackson  10.        Ai no corrida – Quincy Jones & Chaz Jankel 11.       Not so precious memories – Tim Knol & Bluegrass Boogiemen 12.       Dormi e sogna – Piccola Orchesstra Avion Travel 13.       Sloop John B – The Beach Boys

El músico mugardés Alejandro Barbosa ha lanzado su esperado disco "16:40", un trabajo que refleja la evolución de su carrera y su pasión por la música. Con mas de 28 años de experiencia, Barbosa ha sido un referente en el panorama musical, habiendo trabajado y colaborado con artistas destacados como Rosa Cedrón, Luz Casal, Enrique Ramil, Julie Fowlis, Bellón & Maceiras, Xabier Díaz, Xosé Lois Romero y Sabela Ramil, entre otros. Su presencia en los escenarios más prestigiosos tanto nacionales como internacionales ha sido constante a lo largo de su trayectoria. Licenciado en guitarra por el Conservatorio Superior de A Coruña, Barbosa también ha dejado su huella en el ámbito educativo, siendo docente en diversas escuelas y conservatorios. Además, su labor en la dirección musical, composición, arreglos y producción artística ha sido fundamental en proyectos como Unión das Terras de Bellón & Maceiras y Entre dous Mares de Rosa Cedrón. Este nuevo disco es una muestra más de su talento y compromiso con la música, que ha marcado a varias generaciones de artistas y seguidores. Con "16:40", Alejandro Barbosa reafirma su posición como uno de los músicos más completos y versátiles de la escena musical actual.

Dave Murphy/October Skies (Featuring James Maddock)/A Heart So RareWhiskey Jack/O L D/O L DCrys Matthews/Like Jesus Would/ReclamationAaron Ramsey /Oklahoma/OklahomaKatie Powderly/Revolving Door/Revolving DoorCrys Matthews Feat. Kyshona My Skin           ReclamationColleen Kattau/ I Will Rise/This Hen's Gonna CrowPeddler's French/16 Huskies; Headlong Into The Northern Lights//Trail AngelsRakish/ The Soldier, The King, The Peasant/Now, O NowMenno Versteeg/Videostore  /Why We RunMenno Versteeg/Don't Look Away/Why We RunPigeon Pit/Josephine County Blues/Crazy ArmsClaire Wellin/Bless the Telephone/SingleMary Chapin Carpenter, Julie Fowlis, Karine Polwart /A Heart That Never Closes/Looking For The ThreadSupport the show

01-Arizona - Whitney Rose 02-George Strait - Every Little Honky Tonk Ba 03-Sundown - Dale Watson 04-Wichita Lineman-Midlands 05-Rose of Cimarron-Emmylou Harris 06-On The Ranch -Emily Nenni 07-Summertime Love - Flatland Cavalry 08-I'm A White Boy - Merle Haggard · The Strangers 09-Where Have All The Flowers Gone - The Kingston Trio 10-Dallas Moore-Tequila Song 11-The Chieftains and Pistol Annies-Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies 12-The Mavericks-A Guitar and a Bottle of Wine 13-Lynn Anderson-Take Home Country Road 15-Mary Chapin Carpenter, Julie Fowlis, and Karine Polwart-A Heart That Never Closes 16-Vince Gill · Paul Franklin-Your Old Love Letters

Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a una nueva aventura. Con el comienzo con Katty Matea en enero, se cumplieron 40 años del lanzamiento de su segundo álbum, From My Heart. Después nos hemos trasladado al año 1987 con Emmylou,Dolly y Linda, el álbum Trio. Después hemos recordado una de esas buenas canciones que escribió Paul Anka y que llevó al éxito Buddy Holly y que Vince Gill incluyó en su álbum The Way Back Home. Hemos recordado otra canción,Lord ,Hope This Day Is Good, que la llevó al número uno Don Williams y que Lee Ann Womack la incluyó en su álbum I Hope You Dance. Melba Mongomery, protagonista también del programa, nos dejó el pasado 15 de enero y, cómo no, Filipo Marco, que nos acompaña con una de sus canciones favoritas, y terminaremos con el álbum que han lanzado Mary Chapin Carpenter,Julie Fowlis y Karine Polwart, For The Thread, el título del álbum, como siempre, con un poco de todo. Espero os guste.

Writer James Graham on his Channel 4 drama Brian & Maggie, which stars Steve Coogan and Harriet Walter, and which tells the story of a hard-hitting interview between broadcaster Brian Walden and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, which helped precipitate Thatcher's downfall in the early 1990s, John Douglas Thompson talks about playing Shylock in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice as a black actor, in a production by Theatre for a New Audience which is at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre, And live music from Julie Fowlis and Karine Polwart, who have collaborated with Mary Chapin Carpenter on a new album, Looking for the Thread. Presenter: Kate Molleson Producer: Mark Crossan

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Christy Moore : Palestine from the CD Terrible Beauty (Claddagh)3. Richard Dawson : Polytunnel from the CD End Of The Middle (Domino)4. The Bongo Hop feat. Moonlight Benjamin : Eko Eko from the DL album La Pata Coja (Underdog)5. Kin'Gongolo Kiniata : Lisekite from the DL single (Hélico)6. Janice Burns & Jon Doran : The Trees Are All Bare from the CD Great Joy To The New (Janice Burns & Jon Doran)7. The Unthanks : Tar Barrel In Dale from the CD In Winter (Rabble Rouser)8. Kathryn Tickell : Roman Wall Rambo from the CD Return To Kielderside (Resilient)9. Paul James : The Black Mill And The Three Priests from the DL album Au Coin Perdu (Paul James)10. Les Mecanos : Les Piafs from the CD Usures (L-EMA)11. L'Alba : Di Carne é D'Osse from the CD Grilli (Buda)12. Sam Amidon : Three Five from the CD Salt River (River Lea)13. Eliza Carthy & Ben Seal : The Black Queen from the CD Through That Sound (My Secret Was Made Known) (Hem Hem)14. Aboubakar Traoré & Balima : Turamagan from the CD Sababu (Zephyrus)15. Natu Camara : Cinko Mina from the DL single (Natuwenta)16. Afro Celt Sound System : N'Faly Foli from the CD Ova (Six Degrees)17. Mayra Andrade : Nha Sibitchi from the CD reEncanto (Komos)18. Lucibela : Lembra Tempo from the CD Moda Antiga (Lusafrica)19. Davy Graham : Mary, Open The Door from the CD box He Moved Through The Fair (Cherry Red)20. Davy Graham : Everything's Fine Right Now from the CD box He Moved Through The Fair (Cherry Red)21. Emma & Ellika : Johannas Brudpolska from the CD Väder (Kakafon)22. Stundom : Gennem Sneen from the DL album Hvis Ikke De Er Døde, Lever De Endnu (GO Danish Folk Music)23. Tamsin Elliott : Nightsong from the DL EP Music For Hospitals (Vol.1) (Tamsin Elliott)24. Tealeaf : Son Of A Lord from the DL album As It Fell Out (Tealeaf)25. Richard Trethewey : Richard Jose from the DL single Sons Of Cornwall (Richard Threthewey)26. Tamar Ilana & Ventanas : Ventanas Altas from the CD Azadi (Ventanas)27. AySay feat. Nature : Tu Bi Xer Hatî from the DL single (AySay)28. Helen Gentile & Lewis Wood : Temps Gris / Pigeonhawk from the CD Violet Sky (Grimdon)29. Alice Allen : Strathbogie Toast from the CD Bass Culture – Live At Celtic Connections 2024 (Ardgowan)30. Amy Goddard feat. Alan Prosser : Put Out The Lights from the DL single (Amy Goddard)31. Mary Chapin Carpenter, Julie Fowlis & Karine Polwart : Hold Everything from the CD Looking For The Thread (Thirty Tigers)32. Banning Eyre : Djelimady from the CD Bare Songs 1 (Lion Songs)You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com

Griogair Labhruidh is a Scottish singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose distinct musical stylings merge Scottish Gaelic language, music, and cosmology with modern influences like analog boom-bap, hip-hop and soul-inflected jazz, creating a truly unique sound. Griogair has gained international recognition for his voice as a featured soundtrack artist and songwriter on the TV series Outlander. And he's shared the stage with many preeminent Celtic artists, and has made an impact in the world music scene as a leading member of the multi-platinum record-selling group, Afro Celt Sound System.  Griogair will soon be releasing his long-awaited solo album with featured guest performances from Julie Fowlis, Scottish multi award-winning screen actor Alan Cumming and Speech, founder of the two-time Grammy winning Hip Hop outfit, Arrested Development.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Head into the deep dark wood with composer and pianist Alexander Chapman Campbell to hear about his quest to raise awareness of the perils of conifer plantations – and their impact on wildlife, landscape and the human spirit. Plodcast host Fergus Collins meets Alexander in one of Wales' larger conifer plantations, Hafren Forest in Powys, to talk about trees and listen to some of Alexander's music. Where Now A Dark Wood Stands - composed by Alexander (Chapman Campbell), featuring Alexander at the piano and vocals by Julie Fowlis. Lyrics written by Alexander (Chapman Campbell), and translated into Scots Gaelic by Raghnaid Sandilands. Beneath The Northern Stars - composed and performed by Alexander, from the album Journey To Nidaros. The music video for Where Now A Dark Wood Stands can be viewed, and more of Alexander's work discovered, on his website: www.alexanderchapmancampbell.com The Plodcast is the Publishers Podcast Awards Special Interest Podcast of the Year 2024 and the PPA Podcast of the Year 2022. If you've enjoyed the plodcast, don't forget to leave likes and positive reviews. Contact the Plodcast team and send your sound recordings of the countryside to: theplodcast@countryfile.com. If your letter, email or message is read out on the show, you could WIN a Plodcast Postbag prize of a wildlife- or countryside-themed book chosen by the team. Produced by Jack Bateman and Lewis Dobbs. Music written and performed by Blair Dunlop. Visit the Countryfile Magazine website: countryfile.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Souveniers from Scotland! The vaykay pix are up on Facebook and this hour, soundtrack to bring them to life, with wee treats from The Battlefield Band, Sketch, Iain Morrison, Julie Fowlis and the incompar able voice of George Duff who we enjoyed live in Edinburgh.  Join Patricia Fraser for Canada's contemporary Celtic radio hour, Celt In A Twist. Battlefield Band - Highlands (The Lass Of Killiecrankie/Ladies Of Gormond/ Highlands) The Biblecode Sundays - Mary Of The Northolt Road Ashley MacIsaac - Cello Song  CANCON Mary Frances - Return To Skye CANCON George Duff - When These Shoes Were New The Go Set - Sleepy Little Town Iain Morrison - Away With The Fairies Open The Door For Three - William Glen Sketch - Eiggbound Julie Fowlis - Puirt A Beul Set (Beautiful Ribbons) Aoife O'Donovan w/ Kris Drever - Transatlantic  The Mahones - The Hunger & The Fight (feat. Tara Slone) CANCON Peatbog Faeries - Folk Police 59:44

S7 E08 John Charles Guest Host Singer Spotlight: Kenneth MacIver of Lewis with guest tracks from Brìghde Chaimbeul and Ross Ainslie, Allan MacDonald, Julie Fowlis and Jeremy Kingsbury Featuring musical guests: Brìghde Chaimbeul and Ross Ainslie Allan MacDonald Julie Fowlis Jeremy Kingsbury Episode notes: On this episode we celebrate the recordings of Kenneth MacIver of Lewis (1924-1978). Kenneth's recordings are available from the School of Scottish Studies, via Tobar an Dualchais here: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/person/7570?l=en Tunes Tha M'inntinn a-raoir a-nochd 's a-raoir - On my mind last night, tonight and last night Also known as "Munlochy Bridge" Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101365?l=en Munlochy Bridge on "LAS" by Brìghde Chaimbeul and Ross Ainslie: https://brighdechaimbeul.bandcamp.com/track/strathspeys-and-reels Siuthadaibh Bhalachaibh, Siuthadaibh - Go to it Lads, Go To It Also known as "Devil in the Kitchen". Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101365?l=en Played by Allan MacDonald on "Fhuair mi Pog": https://www.greentrax.com/music/product/Allan-MacDonald-Margaret-Stewart-Fhuair-Mi-Pog-CD Càit am bi na Maraichean - Where will the Sailors Be? Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101359?l=en Mo Chailinn Bheag Dhonn - My Little Brown-Haired Lass Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101363?l=en Hì Horò na Boireannaich - Hi Horò the Women Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101361?l=en O Nach Àghmhor A-Nis - Oh How Joyful it is Just Now Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/94168?l=en Nam Bithinn na Mo Mhaighdeann - If I was a Maiden Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101379?l=en Tha Fionnlagh ag Innearadh - Finlay is Spreading Manure Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101379?l=en By Julie Fowlis on Cuilidh: https://www.juliefowlis.com/product/cuilidh-cd/ By Allan MacDonald at 1998 piping recital: https://musicscotland.com/products/series-3-1998-vol-2 Mac a' Phì Cnag-Shùileach - Big-Eyed MacPhee Also known as "Mrs. MacLeod of Raasay" etc. Sung by Kenneth: https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/101379?l=en Jeremy's deep-dive episode on Campbells are Coming: https://www.wetootwaag.com/s5e13 You can get “Pig Town Fling” on Jeremy's most recent Album, Bannocks of Barley Meal: https://jeremykingsbury.bandcamp.com/album/bannocks-of-barley-meal (Cover art is a Photo Jeremy took of a Sailing Ship off the Coast of Lewis and Harris in 2019) Here are some ways you can support the show: You can support the Podcast by joining the Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/wetootwaag You can also take a minute to leave a review of the podcast if you listen on Itunes! Tell your piping and history friends about the podcast! Checkout my Merch Store on Bagpipeswag: https://www.bagpipeswag.com/wetootwaag You can also support me by Buying my First Album on Bandcamp: https://jeremykingsbury.bandcamp.com/album/oyster-wives-rant-a-year-of-historic-tunes or my second album on Bandcamp! https://jeremykingsbury.bandcamp.com/album/pay-the-pipemaker or my third album on Bandcamp! https://jeremykingsbury.bandcamp.com/album/bannocks-of-barley-meal You can now buy physical CDs of my albums using this Kunaki link: https://kunaki.com/msales.asp?PublisherId=166528&pp=1 You can just send me an email at wetootwaag@gmail.com letting me know what you thought of the episode! Listener mail keeps me going! Finally I have some other support options here: https://www.wetootwaag.com/support Thanks! Listen on Itunes/Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wetootwaags-bagpipe-and-history-podcast/id129776677 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5QxzqrSm0pu6v8y8pLsv5j?si=QLiG0L1pT1eu7B5_FDmgGA

2022 was a great year for folk albums and Matthew Bannister will be celebrating them when he presents The Official Folk Albums Chart of the Year Show 2022. He'll count down the top 40 best-selling folk albums of 2022 and we'll hear from many of the artists who made them, including Rachel Newton, Karine Polwart, Eliza Carthy, Seth Lakeman, Robert Macfarlane and Julie Fowlis, Kate Rusby, Becky Unthank and Bernard Butler. --- Delve deeper into the Folk on Foot world and keep us on the road by becoming a Patron—sign up at patreon.com/folkonfoot. You can choose your level and get great rewards, ranging from a stylish Folk on Foot badge to access to our amazing and ever expanding Folk on Foot on Film video archive of more than 150 unique performances filmed on our travels. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

Hi there, How are you all? I hope you had a peaceful Christmas and New Year wherever you are. We are back with yet more great Scottish trad music! If you have any questions please get in touch and if you would like to support the podcast please check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad. The Best of John McCusker by John McCusker Track - The Big Man https://www.johnmccusker.co.uk Black Cuillin by Duncan Chisholm Track - Constellation https://www.duncanchisholm.com Hushman by Hushman Track - It's all in the distance https://hushman.bandcamp.com The Dawning by Graham Mackenzie Track - The Contradiction Reels https://grahammackenzie.bandcamp.com/album/the-dawning Dialogues by Su-a Lee Track - Mo Rùn Geal Òg (Feat. Julie Fowlis) https://sualee.bandcamp.com/album/dialogues Ùrar by Mànran Track - Black Tower https://manran.bandcamp.com/album/rar Hert by Catriona Price Track - Hert https://catrionaprice.bandcamp.com/album/hert Tomorrow's World by Tom Orr Track - Boy in the Boat / Devil's Delight / The Keep Left Sign http://www.tomorrmusic.co.uk Decemberwell Decade by Mike Vass Track - Siud mar chuir mi 'n Geamhradh tharam (feat. Mairi MacLennan) https://mikevass.bandcamp.com/album/decemberwell-decade Dream on Dreamer by Simon Thoumire Track - Simply Does it https://simonthoumire.bandcamp.com/album/dream-on-dreamer

Seckou Keita, Julie Fowlis, Anandi Bhattacharya and Richard Bona discuss why words are easy, story-telling being a family tradition, feeling free with the melody, and finding the confidence to experiment. Seckou Keita was born in Ziguinchor in Senegal and is descended from the Griots – a family of musicians and storytellers whose tradition is passed down from one generation to the next. Cameroonian Richard Bona is one of the world's most acclaimed bass players, and has played with the likes of Oumou Sangaré, Buena Vista Social Club and Sting. Julie Fowlis is a world-renowned folk singer from Scotland. She has been deeply influenced by her early upbringing in the Outer Hebrides, and sings in the Gaelic language, as well as enjoying exploring many other traditions. Anandi Bhattacharya is originally from Kolkat, India, and started singing at the age of three. Despite being rooted in the Indian classical tradition from her musical family, she embraces both traditional and contemporary vocal styles.

Senderos inesperados que transitamos con Zaruk, René Aubry, Houheida Hedfi, Nitin Sawhney, The Spooky Men's Chorale, Spell Songs con Julie Fowlis, Karine Polwart, Seckou Keita, Kris Drever, Rac, Beth Porter o Karine Polwart y Seckou Keita. Y Mayte Martín. Escuchar audio

According to the United Nations, optimistic estimates suggest that at least half of today's over 7,000 spoken languages will be extinct or seriously endangered by the end of this century. 2022 sees the start of the United Nations International Decade of Indigenous Languages, drawing global attention to the critical situation faced by many languages and advocating for their preservation and promotion. One of the people championing first nation languages is Clint Bracknell. He's a musician, singer and songmaker, and releases his music under his Noongar name, Maatakitj. Clint is also a Professor of Indigenous Languages in Australia. Clint has teamed up with multi–ARIA Award winning dance producer Paul Mac to release an album sung in Noongar, called Noongar Wonderland'. Renata Flores has been described as “Peru's queen of Quechua rap,” combining trap, hip-hop, and electronic influences with Andean instruments. When she was only 14 her Quechua cover of Michael Jackson's “The Way You Make Me Feel”, got over one million views. Now writing her own songs in Quechua, she uses this urban music to teach young people this ancient language. Renata told our reporter Constanza Hola about her passion for her language. Singer-songwriter Cina Soul is from Accra, Ghana and performs in Ga. Her songs are infused with Highlife, Soul and R&B. Although Ga was originally spoken in the Ghanaian capital, now languages such as Twi have taken over the cultural scene. Cina tells Tina Daheley how she's been bringing the Ga language and culture back to the mainstream. Julie Fowlis is an award winning folk singer who grew up on the Scottish outer Hebridean island of North Uist. She's a leading exponent for the Scots Gaelic language and traditions, thanks to performances around the world, and even on the soundtrack of Disney Pixar's film, Brave. Producers: Andrea Kidd and Kevin Satizabal Carrascal (Photo: Clint Bracknel. Credit: Jayga Ringrose)

From harps made of breastbone to alluring mermaids, music and folklore go hand in hand! This week on The Crannog, Becca, David, Roisin, Mila and Graeme are chatting about all things musical

Hello! Ciamar a tha sibh? Welcome to our latest podcast featuring a host of brand new releases from the Scottish music scene. Despite everything that is going on in the world the music keeps coming from Scotland. If you enjoy this podcast please consider supporting our Patreon www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad. The Canny Band Track - Granny's 93rd https://thecannyband.bandcamp.com/album/the-canny-band And So We Gather by Kim Carnie Track - She Moves Me https://kimcarnie.bandcamp.com We Have Won The Land by Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie Track - The Whitbread Case https://rmgr.bandcamp.com/releases Marina by Dallahan https://dallahan.bandcamp.com/releases Strathspey Queens by Alice Allen and Patsy Reid Track - The Flower o' the Quern https://patsyreid.bandcamp.com/album/strathspey-queens Valtos Track - Beinn (feat. Eilidh Cormack and Lana Pheutan) https://valtos.bandcamp.com/releases Our Voices Echo by Rura Track - Dh'èirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheòthar (feat. Julie Fowlis) https://rura.bandcamp.com Brute Force and Ignorance by Tiernan Courell https://tiernancourellmusic.bandcamp.com/releases The River by Hamish Napier Track - Floating https://hamishnapier.bandcamp.com Grit by Martyn Bennett Track - Nae Regrets http://www.martynbennett.com

Hi there, This is the first podcast of 2022. Sorry I'm late! Got some great music though. I hope you enjoy it. If you enjoy this podcast please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad A Drop For Neptune by TRIP Track - September Sea https://trip-music.bandcamp.com/album/a-drop-for-neptune The Northern Bridge by Christy O'Leary Track - Jimmy Mo Mhíle Stór https://www.irishtune.info/album/COLry/ Pilgrim Souls by Megan Henderson  Track - The Dawn Chorus (radio edit) https://meganhendersonmusic.bandcamp.com/album/pilgrim-souls DAWN by Talisk Track - Beast https://talisk.bandcamp.com Port na h-Eala by Julie Fowlis https://dawndays.bandcamp.com/track/port-na-h-eala-julie-fowlis Working for Zeus by Salt House Track - Under the Same Moon https://salthouse.bandcamp.com Are We There yet? By Eriska Track - La Casa Roja https://eriska.bandcamp.com Maxwell's Light by Jennifer Austin https://jenniferaustin.bandcamp.com/releases Han The Highlander by Hamish Napier and Friends. Charity single  https://jimihami.bandcamp.com/releases Ùrar by Mànran Track - Griogal Crìdhe https://manran.bandcamp.com Live at the Gorbals by Ross Ainslie & The Sanctuary Band Track - Time Live https://rossainslie.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-gorbals

Folk collective Spell Songs was born as a musical companion to the two books of meditations on nature by writer Robert MacFarlane and artist and naturalist Jackie Morris. The recordings are tender naturalist-chamber-folk spell-poems of wildness, beauty, loss, and hope, inspired by the creatures, art and language in The Lost Words and The Lost Spells books. Each spell is a summoning of sorts, conjuring an animal, bird, tree or flower - from Barn Owl to Red Fox, Oak to Bramble, Jay to Jackdaw - with which we share our lives and landscapes. The musicians wrote together on their “open plan” of musical ideas for Spell Songs II: Let The Light In, combining their guitar, harp, cello, keyboard, woodwind, kora, percussion and vocal harmonies. Spoken voice, whispers, accents, dialects, native languages, birdsong, the bark of foxes, the soft sound of a moth's wing, the sound of a children's climate strike; all increase the intimacy and power of the musical world conjured by Spell Songs II. Spell Songs performs excerpts from the new album; and Scottish singer Julie Fowlis and Senegalese-born kora virtuoso Seckou Keita chat about the project from London. Set list: "Heron," "Daisy," "Thrift" Watch "Heron":  Watch "Daisy": Watch "Thrift": "Oak": "Bramble":

This month's  Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with Robert Macfarlane and Julie Fowlis about the emotional creative process behind the second Spell Songs album. There's also music from Celtic Woman, Treetop Flyers, Kathryn Williams and Carol Ann Duffy, The Levellers and Richard Dawson and Circle. Plus a beautiful Wexford carol from Catriona O'Leary and friends. --- Access over 150 performances from dozens of artists, by signing up to Folk On Foot On Film: https://www.folkonfoot.com/watch We rely entirely on support from our listeners to make Folk on Foot. So please consider becoming a patron. You'll make a small monthly contribution and get great rewards. Find out more at www.patreon.com/folkonfoot. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

On this week's podcast, eclectic folk duo Zoe Conway + John Mc Intyre tell us about their creative process and their unique project collaboration with Julie Fowlis and Éamon Doorley, that fuses old and new Gaelic poetry and music from Ireland and Scotland – sounds intriguing! Never miss a Note, Follow us on Social Media:FacebookTwitterInstagram

Jimmy Carr joins Richard Coles and Nikki Bedi. After deciding to pursue a comedy career in his mid-twenties Jimmy has now toured the world as a stand up and is a household name thanks to programmes such as Channel 4's 8 out of 10 Cats. Jimmy talks about the power of laughter and how it's transformed his life. Natalie Cumming tells the incredible story of her family's violin. Dr Richard Shepherd has been a forensic pathologist for over 30 years and has been involved in the investigation of over 23,000 cases, including 9/11 and the Bali bombings. He discusses what drew him to his career and the impact his work has had, personally and psychologically. Miriam Margolyes shares her Inheritance Tracks: MacCrimmon's Lament sang by Jeannie Robertson and Cecilia Bartoli singing the aria Agitata Da Due Venti by Vivaldi. Julie Fowlis is an award-winning Gaelic singer and musician. Growing up in North Uist, her native landscape influences her work. She's had global success, singing on the soundtrack of Hollywood blockbuster Brave and performing at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, but Julie explains that she never intended to be a performer. Jimmy Carr's Before and Laughter is out now. The Fiddle by Natalie Cumming is out now. The Seven Ages of Death by Dr Richard Shepherd is out now. This Much is True by Miriam Margolyes is out now. Julie Fowlis is part of the Voices Unwrapped festival next year at King's Place in London. Her first performance which launches the festival will be on January 14th. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Eleanor Garland

Ainsley Hamill joins Ewan Petrie for this weeks episode of "The Tracks That Take Us Back". Described as a mix between Heather Small and Julie Fowlis, Ainsley has proven herself to be one of Scotland's most versatile singer/songwriters. With an MG Alba Gaelic Singer of the Year nomination to her name, alongside being a finalist at the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year competition, Ainsley has had flying start to her career. Ainsley recently released her new album, "Not Just Ship Lands", a beautiful tribute to the surroundings and unsung heroes of Govan in Glasgow. Listen as Ainsley tells us about her career to date and spoils us with her fantastic stories that link to her choices on "The Tracks That Take Us Back".

We are back again with some more great Scottish trad music to brighten up your day. We have a mixture of new and old for you! Thanks to all our Patreons - I really appreciate it. If you would like to be one check out www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad The Roke by Ross Miller Track - The Threes Set https://rossmiller.bandcamp.com/releases Allt by Julie Fowlis, Eamon Doorley, Zoe Conway & John McIntyre Track - Air an Somme http://www.juliefowlis.com Lockdown Mixtape by Tide Lines Track - Dignity http://tidelinesband.com Innes Watson’s guitar Colloquium Track - Du Da https://inneswatson.bandcamp.com The Speaking Heart by Lucy Pringle & Chris Wright Track - The Earl O Errol https://pringlewright.bandcamp.com/releases English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2 Track - Kathryn Tickell https://stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com/track/bonnie-pit-laddie-lads-of-alnwick Suicide Town by Robbie Grieg (feat Paul McKenna) http://robbiegreig.bandcamp.com Lightshow by Catriona Price & Alex Roth http://catrionaprice-alexroth.bandcamp.com Live at Hands Up for Trad Music Club by Dallahan Track - Pierre’s http://dallahanmusic.com Dear Amy by Amy Papiransky https://amypapiransky.bandcamp.com Urranta by Deirdre Graham Track - Mairead Nan Cuiread https://deirdregraham.bandcamp.com/releases

Singers of Note Singers from many Centrum programs, lots of duets, including: The Brain Marshall Family Band, Laurel Bliss and Cliff Perry Jody Stecher and Kate Brislin, Pharis and Jason Romero, Mary Sherhart, Alice Gerrard, Julie Fowlis, Shaye Cohn and Erika Lewis, the Lonesome Doves, Morten Alfred Høirup and Mia Guldhammer, Riley Baugus, and the Birmingham Sunlights If you can’t hear it live - most Crackin the Vault shows will be available on the Centrum podcast channel: https://centrum.org/artists-in-place/crackin-the-vault-2/ Thanks for listening, have fun! Peter

Le podcast d'impro bruxellois ! On n'a rien préparé vous propose 30 minutes d'improvisation théâtrale radiophonique chaque semaine.Dans cet épisode, on danse en rimant (02:55), on réveille une étrange statue rôliste (08:10) et on prépare un rituel avec styleS (15:55) avant de vous livrer nos coups de cœur du jour (26:00) !Le coup de cœur d'Iseult est pour Julie Fowlis une chanteuse écossaise ayant entre autres composé la musique de « Brave » mais tellement plus encore (https://www.juliefowlis.com/).Le coup de cœur de Manu est pour « Slay the Spire », un jeu vidéo édité par Mega-Crit (https://www.megacrit.com/).Le coup de coeur d'Hicham est pour Sun Gazer, un duo d'électro-jazz new-yorkais. (https://www.sungazermusic.com/). N'hésitez pas à partager cet épisode, à vous abonner au podcast et, si vous le pouvez et voulez, à nous faire un don via Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/on-na-rien-prepare !Prenez bien soin de vous et à la semaine prochaine !

Elizabeth Alker loves to feel the cold water as she slides into it from the river bank or steps nervously from the lake side. She is a Christian, used to the euphoric feeling that worship also brings her, and swimming in the open gives her a similar, immersive sensation - as soon as she leaves the water she immediately craves it again. She sets outs to find out why so many people have that same craving, discovering tranquility and spirituality in the icy water. From there she moves on to consider the spiritual nature of water itself. Right across the world’s faiths water represents life, fertility, healing and purity. It has been used in rituals for thousands of years, rivers are sacred, baptisms with water symbolises the introduction of children to their faith Elizabeth explores why water is so important in the lives of believers, wild swimmers and the millions around the world whose spiritual thirst is quenched by its power. She goes swimming with Helen Pidd of The Guardian newspaper who first introduced her to swimming outdoors, and Scottish singer Julie Fowlis who explains how the stories and myths surrounding water make their way into Gaelic music. Professor Bron Taylor, author of ‘Dark Green Religion’ discusses the place of water in organised religion - as well as his own connection with the ocean having speak years as a coast guard. Izumi Hasegawa describes the place of water in Shinto, and Ruth Fitzmaurice, author of ‘I Found My Tribe’, describes how swimming in the ocean helped her profoundly through the illness and death of her beloved husband Simon. Why is water so important in the lives of believers, wild swimmers and the millions around the world whose spiritual thirst is quenched by its power. Producer: Geoff Bird Presenter: Elizabeth Alker (Photo: Two people watch someone swimming in the water. Credit: Richard Lautens/Toronto Star/Getty Images)

Learning just a few words in Gaelic is mannerly when visiting Ireland and Scotland. And it can be a way IN to cultural values and humor. Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Séamus Ó Flatharta, Ciarán Bolger, Michael Coult, Julie Fowlis, Mary Jane Lamond, and Brian Ó hAirt help me understand connections between language and music. And how songs in Irish and Scottish Gaelic transmit emotion, carry history, and lift people up.  There’s also plenty of music in this episode. Full playlist below. And for Japanese speakers who want to get started with Irish Music Stories, the first episode has been translated fully (transcript) by Ryoko Murakami (with Tomoaki Hatekeyama) HERE  * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month’s underwriters: Jane Knight, Tinka, Roland Hebborn, Marina Poggemann, Emil Hauptmann, David Vaughan, Brian Benscoter, Susan Walsh, Rick Rubin, Randy Krajniak, Jon Duvick, Suezen Brown, John Plock, Joel DeLashmit, and Gerry Corr Please CLICK HERE if you can kick in to support this podcast! * * * * * * * Visit IrishMusicStories.org * * * * * * * Music Heard on IMS Episode 46All music traditional, unless otherwise indicated Song: “Déirín Dé - The Last of the Light,” from Blackthorn: Irish Love Songs - An Draighneán Donn: Amhráin GráArtist: Susan McKeown Song: “A Mhairi Bhoidheach,” from Lan DuilArtist: Mary Jane Lamond Song: “Puirt-À-Beul Set: Fodor Dha Na Gamhna Beaga” from Gach Sgeul / Every StoryArtist: Julie Fowlis Tune: “Chimes,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Song: “Amhrán Pheadair Bhreathnaigh,” from Local GroundArtist: Altan (feat. Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh) Song: “Liontar Duinn an,” from Down the Green FieldsArtist: Bua (feat. Brian Ó hAirt) Song: “Dh’ eirich mi moch madainn cheòthar,” from alterumArtist: Julie Fowlis Song: “Báidín Fheilimí,” Irish Songs We Learned at School, Ar Ais Arís!Artist: John Spillane Tune: “Dark Low Jig,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Meaning of Life,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Bb Intro Groove,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Song: “An Mhaighdean Mhara,” from Island AngelArtist: Altan (feat. Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh) Song: “Live Clip,” from The Burren PubArtist: High Time Song: “An Tiarna Randal,” from SundaArtist: Hightime Tune: “Grupai Ceol Theme,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Slip Jig Dreams,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Song: “Enach Cuain,” from The Road From Connemara Artist: Joe Heaney Song: “O Conamara,” from Live at Dean Cetner-Performing ArtsArtist: Hightime Tune: “Triumph Theme,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Pound the Floor,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Little Bird Lullaby,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Tune: “Washington Post March,” from Have A Little FaithArtist: Bill Frisell Song: “Dh’èirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheòthar,” from alterumArtist: Julie Fowlis Tune: “After Hours Theme,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Song: “Beidh Aonach Amárach (There's a Fair Tomorrow),” from The Best of Altan - The SongsArtist: Altan (feat. Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh) Song: “Touch the Sky,” from Brave (Original Score)Artist: Julie Fowlis Tune: “Chimes,” from Production Music for Irish Music StoriesArtist: Matt Heaton Song: “A ghoul leig dhachaigh dam nmhàthair mi,” from Gach Sgeul / Every StoryArtist: Julie Fowlis Song: “A Mhorag 's Na Horo Gheallaidh, from Lan DuilArtist: Mary Jane Lamond Song: “Air a' Ghille Tha Mo Rùn (It is the Lad that I Love),” from SeinnArtists: Mary Jane Lamond & Wendy MacIsaac Song: “Chi Mi Na Morbheanna,” from Mouth MusicArtist: Talitha MacKenzie Tune: Tune For Mairead & Anna Ni Mhaonaigh,” from Liz CarrollArtists: Liz Carroll and Dáithí Sproule Tune: “Seinn O,” from Suas e!Artist: Mary Jane Lamond Tunes: “Ifearnáin,” (Boys of Ballisoaire) from SunaArtist: Hightime

Another extraordinary Bank Holiday Monday virtual Festival from Folk on Foot, this time re-uniting musicians who couldn’t play together during the lockdown. The Breath; Eliza Carthy and David Delarre; Johnny Flynn and his band; Julie Fowlis, Éamon Doorley and Duncan Chisholm; Karine Polwart, Steven Polwart and Inge Thomson; Kris Drever, John McCusker and Phil Cunningham; Lady Nade, Kit Hawes and Aaron Catlow; Nancy Kerr, Martin Simpson and Andy Cutting; Peggy Seeger, Neill and Calum MacColl; Rachel Newton and Lauren MacColl; Sam Lee and his band; Show of Hands and Spiers and Boden. We have hand-picked the glorious highlights from seven hours of beautiful music for you to enjoy.   

Nashy headed to the Scottish Highlands via Zoom for a blether with Scottish singer, musician and adventurer Julie Fowlis.Nashy admits that he knows very little about the Gaelic language so Julie gets him up to speed. From going on tour with her children to working with Disney on the sound track for Brave the conversation flows.Outdoor sports and adventures are also covered with both Nashy and Julie being passionate about the great outdoors and giving their children the best chance of a healthy lifestyle.A very enjoyable Pod with a love of Scotland running through it. Hope you enjoy!Contact Nashy for Podcast Sponsorship opportunities and get you brand / business in the ears of thousands of listeners.This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

Nashy headed to the Scottish Highlands via Zoom for a blether with Scottish singer, musician and adventurer Julie Fowlis.Nashy admits that he knows very little about the Gaelic language so Julie gets him up to speed. From going on tour with her children to working with Disney on the sound track for Brave the conversation flows.Outdoor sports and adventures are also covered with both Nashy and Julie being passionate about the great outdoors and giving their children the best chance of a healthy lifestyle.A very enjoyable Pod with a love of Scotland running through it. Hope you enjoy!Contact Nashy for Podcast Sponsorship opportunities and get you brand / business in the ears of thousands of listeners.This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

featuring The Mammals, Phoebe Bridgers, Indigo girls,Matt Berninger, Ruthie Foster's Big Band & Julie Fowlis...... New music with a touch of Americana and world flavour

1) The Kookaburra - 2) The Necessity of Parliament - https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/watch-jacob-rees-mogg-gets-with-the-times?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=BLND%20%2020200421%20%20%20SM&utm_content=BLND%20%2020200421%20%20%20SM+CID_c12fc0eb891af9019b7cf1fd48d9bb07&utm_source=CampaignMonitor_Editorial&utm_term=Watch%20Jacob%20Rees-Mogg%20moves%20on%20from%20the%2014th%20century 3) Prof Neil Ferguson – Start with this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6ykcwd10as  4) Celebrity Shut down.   5) South Africa and Covid – How each country is coping.. https://metro.co.uk/2020/05/01/thousands-join-4km-queue-food-parcels-locked-south-african-city-12638613/?ico=pushly-notifcation-small&utm_source=pushly 6) What books do you have on your shelves…? 7) Humza Yousaf and the new Scottish Blasphemy Bill. https://caldronpool.com/watch-uk-police-warn-preaching-the-bible-is-a-criminal-offence-if-someone-deems-it-offensive/amp/  8) The Power of Music -   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pa9x9fZBtY Sultans of Swing… Julie Fowlis – O Sister Beloved Sister. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6-u--jqmEk    Power of collective singing – https://www.facebook.com/1064855566879422/videos/vb.1064855566879422/248122296380329/?type=2&thea  https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=PUtll3mNj5U&feature=emb_logo          

Label: Machair Records Titel: - Théid mi do Loch Álainn (I'll go to Lochaline) - Óran an róin (Seal song) - An aghaidh Fàilte na Mòr-thir (Response to Fàilte na Mòr-thir)

On Easter Bank Holiday Monday, April 13th 2020, we organised the Folk on Foot Front Room Festival - seven and a half hours of wonderful folk music from 15 top artists playing in their front rooms, linked by Matthew Bannister from his. Bella Hardy, Beth Porter and the Bookshop Band, Jon Boden, Julie Fowlis and Éamon Doorley, Karine Polwart, Kerry Andrew/You are Wolf, Kris Drever, Lisa Knapp, Martin Simpson, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Peggy Seeger, Rachel Newton, Sam Lee, Seth Lakeman and Steve Knightley all played sets of around 30 minutes. The festival raised thousands of pounds for musicians unable to work during the coronavirus lockdown. Here are some of the highlights of an amazing day.

Cette semaine : Déferlance, All Day Breakfast Stringband, Gen & Marcus, Julie Fowlis, Breabach et plusieurs autres!

Cette semaine, place à la chanson Trad avec Musique à Bouche, Les Charbonniers de l'enfer, Le Vent du nord, Julie Fowlis et plusieurs autres!

After sound comes language. In this episode presenter and The Gloaming singer, Iarla O'Lionaird explores the roots of traditions and folk song and how language, culture, identity and belonging are all tightly interwoven with song and singing. Song, Iarla says, becomes a vocal map to ourselves, to our roots, to our home. Voices in this episode include singers Christy Moore, Steve Byrne, Julie Fowlis, Francis Devine, Grace Toland, Frances Black, Treasa Ni Mhoillain and South African singers Nomfusi, Otto Maidi, Bafana Nhlapo. Vocal Chords is the intellectual property of Athena Media Ltd and no production use can be made of the podcasts without the direct consent of the producers. www.vocalchords.ie

Iarla O Lionaird talks to friend and fellow Celtic singer Julie Fowlis about her journey as a singer, a performer and a mother, through the songs that are rooted in the Scottish tradition as they find common ground and a sense of connectedness as native gaelic speakers. Vocal Chords is the intellectual property of Athena Media Ltd and no production use can be made of the podcasts without the direct consent of the producers. www.vocalchords.ie

Cette semaine : De Temps Antan - Buvons mes cher amis buvons The Chieftains - Up Against The Buachalawns Eamon Dorley, Julie Fowlis, Ross Martin & Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh - An Coisir / Chuirinn Mo Ghiollan Cuig - Mary and the Soldier Olivier Brousseau - O'Mary Rose Les Tireux d'Roches - Le pont de Québec Jean-François Bélanger - Aube En Vrille Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen - The Blackbird Hanz Araki - Valentine O'Hara Colleen Raney - The Cruel Brother Fasta - The banks of Lough Gowna / The Pipe on the hob Norouet - La plus jolie Maitresse Michel Faubert - La Viellesse Bon débarras - Le Temps Passe      

Cette semaine à l'émission : Maz, Nua, Annalivia, Belzébuth, Breabach, Trio Haas, Kowert et Tice, Artiq Sesion, Solas, Norouet, Julie Fowlis, Danu, Gillian Boucher et Nicolas Boulerice et Olivier Demers. 

Nouveauté de Julie Fowlis et Bruce Molsky. En musique avec Caitlin Nic Gabhann, Trio Yves Lambert, Réveillons, Michel Faubert, Mélisande, The Outside Track, Nicolas Pellerin et les Grands Hurleurs, Aaron Collis & Emilia Bartelas, The Temps Antan, Les Portageux et Mary Jane Lamond & Wendy MacIsaac.