good tunes
Aug. 18th, 2006 02:58 pmcatchingcatchingcatching up on workworkwork and all the many joys of being back home with family and household again, will probably get to posting some pictures of the post-camp trip before getting on to writing up some bits of camp lore, but in the meantime...
For those interested in Gaelic-language traditional music, these folks, out of Skye, have a lovely catalog of artists and albums. I picked up several of their albums while there, and they are all absolutely brilliant.
ravenedgewalker and I also got to see the legendary Scottish fiddler, Alasdair Fraser, and his cellist-prodigy touring companion, Natalie Haas, while we were on Skye, and it was purely amazing (despite the failure of the sound system, and Alasdair's fiddle losing a string in rather dramatic fashion, and himself having to ask to borrow a fiddle from someone in the audience -- which, this being Skye, was immediately offered ;>)
For those interested in Gaelic-language traditional music, these folks, out of Skye, have a lovely catalog of artists and albums. I picked up several of their albums while there, and they are all absolutely brilliant.
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Date: 2006-08-23 09:11 pm (UTC)..and picts too, but that's another story. lol.
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Date: 2006-08-23 10:38 pm (UTC)Ever heard The Pict Song? (http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/493.html) Of course, the historical Picts were not necessarily "Little Folk," rather warriors of famed prowess, but it's still a good song ;>