Get it going, Nigel, so I can come next year and participate in your sessions. My husband remembers that in 1978 the "Newtons" entertained at a party for the St. Johnston Football Club at the Drummond Arms Hotel.
Robyn
About Tantallon's appearance in Crieff:
>it was a shame that there were perhaps twelve of an audience at the most.>
Toward the end of August in '98, my husband and I stayed in Crieff. I was delighted
when I saw an announcement in the postings in the Town Square that there would be a
meeting
Amazing Grace 's entry in The Fiddler's Companion on the Ceolas site states
that in Beyond the Hebrides, edited by Donald Fergusson, there is the
following:
"Since the melody is that of a bag-pipe tune and is a gapped-scale melody
with a distinctly modal, plain-song character, it is very prob
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 09:48 + (GMT Standard Time)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Derek Hoy)
Subject: Re: [scots-l] Need Jim MacLeod information
Regarding possible passing of Jim Macleod:
Derek Hoy wrote:
>Hadn't heard that. Is it true?
>Departures last week included John Prebble and Jack Milroy.
ton styles. IMHO, Irish is extremely overdone these days.
That commercial for Riverdance (the "sensual") runs a couple hundred times a
day on the NY telly. I'm sooo sick of it.
Teanga (Robyn)
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I have so little time these days to read my mail so I apologize if the
following subject was already discussed.
I've been told that Jim MacLeod has died. Can anyone direct me to an
obituary where I can find more information?
Teanga (Robyn)
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hey don't, I wish I
could make it to the fiddle tent in Stone Mountain but I'm up here in NYC
where appreciation of Scottish fiddling is just about nil, compared to Irish
fiddling.
Teanga
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