15th April 2014 at LSO St Lukes, London EC1.

Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk - Gaelic.

Lineup: Kenna Campbell (v), Seamus Campbell (v), Maggie Macdonald (v), Mary Ann Kennedy (v/p), Wilma Kennedy (v) with Lorne MacDougall (low whistle/border pipes), Finlay Wells (g), Euan Burton (b), Nic Gareiss (step dancer).

The Campbells (Na Cambeulaich) are from Greepe in Skye, though they have moved to the mainland, where the younger generation were born. The group consists of brother and sister Kenna and Seamus, their niece Maggie (daughter of sister Ann) and Kenna’s daughters Mary Ann and Wilma. All five have won Medals for Gaelic singing at the annual National Mod (a competitive festival of Gaelic culture). Family members were part of two previous groups - Na h-Eilthirich and Cliar. The Campbells were joined by accompanying musicians and American step dancer Nic Gareiss. I took photos of the Campbell at the Late Night Sessions at Celtic Connections in 2011: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625936806458/, and of Lorne MacDougall with is own band at this year's Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157640491939975/.
In this photo: (left to right): Wilma, Maggie, Seamus, Kenna and Mary Ann (Euan Burton in the background).
More information: www.watercolourmusic.co.uk/About Us.html.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Isle of Skye Hebrides Scottish Folk Gaelic Singer Campbells of Greepe LSO St Lukes

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15th April 2014 at LSO St Lukes, London EC1.

Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk - Gaelic.

Lineup: Kenna Campbell (v), Seamus Campbell (v), Maggie Macdonald (v), Mary Ann Kennedy (v/p), Wilma Kennedy (v) with Lorne MacDougall (low whistle/border pipes), Finlay Wells (g), Euan Burton (b), Nic Gareiss (step dancer).

The Campbells (Na Cambeulaich) are from Greepe in Skye, though they have moved to the mainland, where the younger generation were born. The group consists of brother and sister Kenna and Seamus, their niece Maggie (daughter of sister Ann) and Kenna’s daughters Mary Ann and Wilma. All five have won Medals for Gaelic singing at the annual National Mod (a competitive festival of Gaelic culture). Family members were part of two previous groups - Na h-Eilthirich and Cliar. The Campbells were joined by accompanying musicians and American step dancer Nic Gareiss. I took photos of the Campbell at the Late Night Sessions at Celtic Connections in 2011: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625936806458/, and of Lorne MacDougall with is own band at this year's Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157640491939975/.
In this photo: (left to right): Wilma, Maggie, and Seamus.
More information: www.watercolourmusic.co.uk/About Us.html.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Isle of Skye Hebrides Scottish Folk Gaelic Singer Campbells of Greepe Wilma Kennedy Maggie Macdonald Seamus Campbell LSO St Lukes

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15th April 2014 at LSO St Lukes, London EC1.

Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk - Gaelic.

Lineup: Kenna Campbell (v), Seamus Campbell (v), Maggie Macdonald (v), Mary Ann Kennedy (v/p), Wilma Kennedy (v) with Lorne MacDougall (low whistle/border pipes), Finlay Wells (g), Euan Burton (b), Nic Gareiss (step dancer).

The Campbells (Na Cambeulaich) are from Greepe in Skye, though they have moved to the mainland, where the younger generation were born. The group consists of brother and sister Kenna and Seamus, their niece Maggie (daughter of sister Ann) and Kenna’s daughters Mary Ann and Wilma. All five have won Medals for Gaelic singing at the annual National Mod (a competitive festival of Gaelic culture). Family members were part of two previous groups - Na h-Eilthirich and Cliar. The Campbells were joined by accompanying musicians and American step dancer Nic Gareiss. I took photos of the Campbell at the Late Night Sessions at Celtic Connections in 2011: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625936806458/, and of Lorne MacDougall with is own band at this year's Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157640491939975/.
In this photo: (left to right): Seamus, Kenna and Mary Ann (Euan Burton in the background).
More information: www.watercolourmusic.co.uk/About Us.html.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Isle of Skye Hebrides Scottish Folk Gaelic Singer Campbells of Greepe Seamus Campbell Kenna Campbell Mary Ann Kennedy LSO St Lukes

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15th April 2014 at LSO St Lukes, London EC1.

Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.

Lineup: Kenna Campbell (v), Seamus Campbell (v), Maggie Macdonald (v), Mary Ann Kennedy (v/p), Wilma Kennedy (v) with Lorne MacDougall (low whistle/border pipes), Finlay Wells (g), Euan Burton (b), Nic Gareiss (step dancer).

The Campbells (Na Cambeulaich) are from Greepe in Skye, though they have moved to the mainland, where the younger generation were born. The group consists of brother and sister Kenna and Seamus, their niece Maggie (daughter of sister Ann) and Kenna’s daughters Mary Ann and Wilma. All five have won Medals for Gaelic singing at the annual National Mod (a competitive festival of Gaelic culture). Family members were part of two previous groups - Na h-Eilthirich and Cliar. The Campbells were joined by accompanying musicians and American step dancer Nic Gareiss. I took photos of the Campbell at the Late Night Sessions at Celtic Connections in 2011: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625936806458/, and of Lorne MacDougall with is own band at this year's Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157640491939975/.
More information: www.watercolourmusic.co.uk/About Us.html.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Campbells of Greepe Lorne MacDougall Finlay Wells Border Pipes Bagpipes Guitar LSO St Lukes

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15th April 2014 at LSO St Lukes, London EC1.

Country: United States. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.

Lineup: Kenna Campbell (v), Seamus Campbell (v), Maggie Macdonald (v), Mary Ann Kennedy (v/p), Wilma Kennedy (v) with Lorne MacDougall (low whistle/border pipes), Finlay Wells (g), Euan Burton (b), Nic Gareiss (step dancer).

The Campbells (Na Cambeulaich) are from Greepe in Skye, though they have moved to the mainland, where the younger generation were born. The group consists of brother and sister Kenna and Seamus, their niece Maggie (daughter of sister Ann) and Kenna’s daughters Mary Ann and Wilma. All five have won Medals for Gaelic singing at the annual National Mod (a competitive festival of Gaelic culture). Family members were part of two previous groups - Na h-Eilthirich and Cliar. The Campbells were joined by accompanying musicians and American step dancer Nic Gareiss. I took photos of the Campbell at the Late Night Sessions at Celtic Connections in 2011: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625936806458/, and of Lorne MacDougall with is own band at this year's Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157640491939975/.
More information: www.watercolourmusic.co.uk/About Us.html.

Tags:   Folk Music United States Scottish Folk Campbells of Greepe Nic Gareiss Scottish Folk Dance Step dance Dancers LSO St Lukes

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