Kinnon, Betty Lou and Andrea Beaton at a house party
- At January 09, 2013
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- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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Kimberley Fraser and Mark Simons at the WGBH in Boston
- At January 09, 2013
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- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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John Morris Rankin and Howie MacDonald at the Mabou Ceilidh of 1986
- At January 09, 2013
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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Andrea & Kinnon Beaton – Set Part Two
- At January 08, 2013
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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Andrea and Kinnon Beaton – Set – Part two
Andrea & Kinnon Beaton – Set Part One
- At January 08, 2013
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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Andrea and Kinnon Beaton – Set – Part One
Muzikanten
- At November 25, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten
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Viool
- Ashley MacIsaac
- Wendy MacIsaac
- Jackie Dunn
- David Greenberg
- Liz Doherty
- Nathalie MacMaster – viool – http://www.nataliemacmaster.com/
- Andrea Beaton – viool – http://www.andreabeaton.com/
- Kinnon Beaton – viool – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinnon_Beaton
- Dany MacDonald – viool – http://www.danrory.com/
- Jerry Holland – viool – http://www.jerryholland.com/ – http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/articles/jerryholland
- Buddy MacMaster – viool
- John MacDougall – viool
- Kimberley Fraser – viool – http://www.kimberleyfraser.com/
Piano
- Betty Beaton -Piano
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Doedelzak
- Hammish Moore
- Jamie MacInnes
- Paul MacNeil
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Zang
- Mary Jane Lamond
- Rankin (Mabou)
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Dans
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Piano
- Tracy Dares
- Barabara Magone
- Doug MacPhee
- . . .
Natalie MacMaster – Traditional Medley
- At October 08, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten, video
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Uploaded by morigue on Jun 29, 2008
Bela Fleck joins Natalie on this medley.
Voorbeelden van liedmuziek
1. Fiona J Mackenzie and friends singing at Mabou in October 2008 – www.fionamackenzie.org
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2. Willie Fraser of Cape Breton
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This is Willie Nelson or Frazer (familienaam is twee keer anders!! en het gaat duidelijk over de dezelfde persoon 🙂 ) at 90 playing a tune on the stove top
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Worksongs : Angus McLeod, a teacher at the Gaelic College, leads a group of Clan Ross members as we sing in a “Milling Frolic”. Gaelic Women would sing a song as they pounded and stretched wool to prepare it to be made into clothing.
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Voorbeelden van liedmuziek zijn moeilijk te vinden op youtube – Ik ga het Gaelic Center in Cape Breton eens contacteren – misschien hebben zij meer beeld of audio materiaal. De teksten zijn in gaelic.
Mairin Rankin – medley
By Mairin Rankin
Geüpload door fiddlingsam op 18 apr 2007
Mairi Rankin is without question at the top. She plays the fiddle with a passion. I can’t get enough of her cd First Hand. You have to hear Mairi play in the group Beolach, they are off the charts. Filmed by Sam Ruest in Judique, Cape Breton. She is a fantastic teacher. Thanks Mairi.Sam
The MacLellan Trio
- At July 29, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten
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Remembering John MacDougall, Cape Breton fiddler and composer
- At July 21, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten
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Kimberly Fraser with Mark Simos, plays some Cape Breton Tunes at WGBH in Boston
- At July 20, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten
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Kimberly Fraser with Mark Simos, plays some Cape Breton Tunes at WGBH in Boston
30 June 2011
Geüpload op YouTube door CelticSojourn op 25 nov 2010
“A Celtic Guest Street Session at WGBH featuring Kimberly Fraser with Mark Simos accompanying. Great Cape Breton fiddling with guitar accompaniment.”
Cape Breton Set Kimberley Fraser and Valley of the Moon Orchestra
- At July 05, 2011
- By dirk
- In C.6 - Muzikanten
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Cape Breton Set Kimberley Fraser and Valley of the Moon Orchestra
Geüpload op YouTube door fiddlefestival op 4 sep 2010
“Concert in Santa Cruz at the end of the Valley of the Moon Scottish Fiddle Camp, September 2010. Cape Breton Set of March, Strathspey and Reel in D. The first tune is a variation of “Bonaparte crossing the Rhine”, but Kimberley calls it “Braes of Dunvegan”, don’t have names for the other two tunes.”