Including Julie Fowlis, Na h-Oganaich, Kathleen MacInnes, Catherine-Ann MacPhee, Fiona J Mackenzie, choirs and other Scottish Gaelic song.
The influential 1970s Gaelic music trio with re-recordings of their classic songs - Margaret MacLeod, Donnie MacLeod and Noel Eadie.
Vol 4 features a fine selection of vintage Gaelic recordings from the late 1950s and early 1960s, digitally enhanced for CD.
The acclaimed contemporary Scottish Gaelic singer, with her latest Live CD recorded at Dougie MacLean's Perthshire Amber festival.
Including Allan's second Moidart Collection of 100 pipe tunes, with a CD that has 58 of the tunes played by Allan on electronic pipes.
Faileasan (Reflections) is another lovely album from award-winning singer Joy, showcasing Gaelic songs past and present from her Argyll home.
Two recordings, comprising a selection of well-loved favourites and popular Gaelic songs.
A debut album from Coisir Ceann an Tuirc, a prizewinning male voice Gaelic choir from Argyll, in celebration of 10 fun-filled years.
Jerome, a book and CD from prize-winning author Margaret Bennett, is a lasting tribute to Jerome Downey, a Newfoundland-Irish folk singer.
A debut album from Mod Gold medalist Alasdair, who was brought up in Salen on the Isle of Mull.
Debut album from the Lewis born winner of the Traditional Gold Medal at the 2005 National Mod, Scotland's Premier Gaelic Festival.
Some of the earliest recordings of Donald from the 1950s feature in this 15 song compilation.
Once Upon An Olive Branch is the second solo album from Maeve, with a diverse mix of Gaelic and English songs.
Debut album from Riona, born and brought up in Morvern - a stunning collection of her personal favourite traditional Gaelic songs.
A long overdue debut album from Duncan, National Mod Gold Medal Winner of 1970.
Archipelago is a collection of songs in Gaelic, Scots and Norn by Fiona Mackenzie, along with some special guest musicians and singers.
Original music and songs commisioned to celebrate Talla Ratharsair (Raasay Hall), composed and performed by some of Scotland's finest musicians.
Taken from old vinyl recordings, nine of the best Gaelic singers ever showcase in this collection.
Enjoy a nostalgic collection of some of Gaeldom's finest singers, including Calum Kennedy, George Clavey, Archie MacLean, Joan MacKenzie and Mary Sandeman.
First solo album from Gillie, whose music is notably influenced by the traditions and culture of the people of Lewis and from the Lothians.
An album of songs and mouth music from the Campbell family of singers from Greepe in the Isle of Skye.
A fine selection of music and song led by George Smith, taken from Thistle recordings of the 1970s and digitally enhanced for CD.
A fine singer from South Uist, who has won both Gold Medals at the National Mod - Air Forladh and Thogainn Ort Fonn albums.
Widely recognised as the haunting voice of Celtic supergroup Capercaillie, Karen's third solo album Downriver is inspired by traditional Gaelic song.
Mairi sings Gaelic songs from the South Uist tradition, with contemporary influences.
With Doimnic MacGiolla Bhridhe, explores the connections between the Scots and Irish Gaelic cultures and music.
The story of North West Sutherland told through music, song and poetry.
Traditional Gaelic psalm singing from the Hebrides of Scotland, featuring unaccompanied congregational song led by precentors.
Latest recording with Colum Sands - The Seedboat (Bata an t-Sil).
National Mod Gold medallist Maeve's first album. A great blend of songs with some very tasteful backing from great musicians including Blair ...
Remastered song recordings from the 1960s and 70s of the five sisters known as 'The Gaelic Ronettes'.
An hour spent in the company of some of the finest Gaelic singers.. .many of them Mod gold medallists. Ishbel MacAskill, Mary Ann Kennedy, ...
Air Chall (Lost) is the third album featuring the warm and beautiful Gaelic voice of Rachel Walker.
Two collections of Gaelic music and song, from some of the greatest exponents in Scotland.
A graduate of the RSAMD, James has performed around Scotland, in Europe and the USA, delighting audiences with his gentle, laid-back style and ...
Well known Gaelic singer, originally from the Outer Hebrides and now living in Canada, with a selection of personal songs.
Resident in Germany for many years, the late operatic singer Kenneth Ross was originally from Strathpeffer.
The Gaelic song group - Arthur Cormack, Ingrid Henderson, Mary Ann Kennedy, Maggie MacDonald, Bruce MacGregor and Chaz Stewart.
BBC Radio Scotland Young traditional Musician of the Year 2007, Catriona performs beautiful, lyrical, thoughtful Gaelic singing. She is ...
An Dealachadh is an eclectic collection of original compositions from the Stornoway musician.
Donald Macintyre won the Bardic Crown at the National Mod in 1938, and one judge hailed "Aeolus" as the"Gaelic poem of the century". Here it ...
This is a compilation of Chrissie MacDonald's albums released in 1990 and 1993. Chrissie was twice the winner of the Traditional Singing ...
Archie and Cameron have been singing together for some considerable time, including TV and radio appearances. They have recorded here, ...
A superb long-awaited debut CD. Mary takes Gaelic song along the contemporary line of clarity and emotion. Classic and newer songs of love, ...
A Mod gold medallist with a deserved reputation for trad unaccompanied Gaelic singing Mairi is joined here for slightly newer styles and ...
Best known as a conductor of choirs, particularly the Glasgow Gaelic Music Assoc., although he is a fine singer himself having won the ...
Doyenne of Gaelic classical singing, Kenna Campbell uses her distinctive, powerful yet often dreamy voice to weave a spell over a wide range ...
Arthur Cormack - Nuair Bha Mi Og and more.
Into Indigo and more.
An Long Hirteach (St Kilda Mailboat) and more.
Unique CD of Gaelic-speaking women singing. Featuring many of Scotland's most celebrated Gaelic singers, the album demonstrates the ...
PUR001 Gaelic and Scots song from Shona Donaldson and Katie Mackenzie.
Celebrating Kenneth Thomson's 25 years as conductor of the Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association this CD features 18 of the songs arranged by ...
Some of the finest young musicians in Scotland attend the School of Excellence in Plockton and on these CDs they are featured in duos, trios and ...
Atomic Piseag was formed in 2003 to compete in the Royal National Mod in Oban. Also known as the Argyll Ladies' Centennial Gaelic Choir, ...
New songs inspired by the Island of Mull, entered into a competition to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Mull local Mod. The songs are ...
Gaelic psalmody and traditional Gaelic hymns sung by the well-known Donald MacAskill, "the singing postie." Two tracks are accompanied, the ...
Music and song from the Gaelic pupils of P5-7, Craighill Primary School, Tain. Celebrating 20 years of Gaelic education in the school this CD ...
George James Clavey was one of the most loved of all Gaelic singers. He won the Mod Gold Medal in 1960. His sweet mellow voice and expressive ...
Kristine Kennedy's third album, but the first one featuring all her favourite hymns and psalms, including three of her grandmother's ...
Paul Mccallum and Margaret Mackinnon and more.
Neil was one of the greatest Gaelic and Scots singers, performing before Royalty, and applauded in vast venues all over the land. This CD is ...
Gaelic band from North Uist in the Outer Hebrides.
Teenage Gaelic vocal harmony group, teamed with professional Gaelic writers and musicians.
Ethel MacCallum from Tiree sings and tells stories in Gaelic, with several friends.
Maggie Jean recorded these 14 songs, many in Gaelic, way back in the 1980s, and they are now released on CD for the first time. The title ...
Songs in Gaelic and English to lift the spirit and the heart. From psalms, and a translation of the hymn "Be Thou My Vision" to newer songs ...
Bel Canto (CD) - Gaelic songs inspired by the novel of the same name, by American author Ann Patchett.
Traditional Gaelic songs from the finest voices of a new generation of male singers, with Mary Anne Kennedy. Calum Alex MacMillan, ...
In 1971 three Gaelic singers got together as The Sound Of Mull, a Gaelic folk group, to much acclaim at subsequent Mods. This CD is their two ...
A second CD of waulking songs - very rhythmic chants to while away the time-consuming manual softening of the tweed. Bannal sing 18 songs on ...
Selected BBC recordings from one of Gaeldom's favourite singers. Donald has lived all his life on Islay, but he has performed in many parts ...
An extremely strong album of Gaelic choral song, to a standard befitting the winners of the Royal National Mod in Lochaber. Traditional songs, ...
A warm and gentle voice reminiscent of Paul Simon. Beautiful yearning lyrics with backing vocals, fiddle, bass and drum accompaniment. All-in-...
The beautiful melodic, expressive voice of Alasdair Gillies has been delighting audiences for decades. Here he sings fourteen traditional ...
Aite Mo Ghaoil and more.
Finlay is a well-known and much loved singer.. .one of the most popular Gaelic singers in Scotland.. appearances on radio and t.v. have made ...
Craobh Nan Ubhal and more.
The Gaelic super-group with Arthur Cormack, Eilidh Mackenzie, Christine Primrose, Alison Kinnaird and Blair Douglas!! Outstanding performers ...
'Co?' is Gaelic for 'Who?' Anne has been respected for many years as a singer. The album is a result of a lifetime's experience of Gaelic ...
Ten ladies have a thumping good time! Waulking the tweed demands strength, music and song. The group provides these in plenty, with Gaelic song,...
A tribute to Murdo Macfarlane - the composer of the beautiful song Canan Nan Gaidheal and many other songs and poems. Performed by some top ...
A gloriously clear, pure and musical CD of mainly solo Gaelic song from the winner of the Inverness Mod in 1997. Graham's tone and singing ...
Kirsteen's pure voice is very well suited to the gentle Gaelic songs she sings, in much the traditional style with a minimum of accompaniment. ...
Donnie, originally from Stornoway, is one of the leading traditional Gaelic singers of his generation. Regarded as a singer of great depth, ...
An Lorg Nam Bard (In The Footsteps Of The Bards) and more.
Mod Gold Medallist Margaret has been at the forefront of Gaelic song for many years, and has followed the trends of the times in her ....
Iain Mackay - Creag An Fhraoich and more.
From Nova Scotia, Canada, Mary Jane Lamond presents an album of contemporary-styled Gaelic song.
The Mod-winning Choir sing their way through a wide range of songs in excellent style. Winners of the Lovat and Tullibardine shield, this ...
Jenna has the light voice so favoured by Gaels, set off here by the accompaniments, allowing the clarity of the voice to carry the emotion, ...
CDN1006 Gaelic Mod winner, radio and TV performer, Norman Mackinnon is a very well-known singer. Primarily a Gaelic album with traditional leanings, ...
The music, song and narration from the acclaimed show.
Rita and Mary Rankin sing traditional and contemporary Gaelic songs from the Scottish and the Cape Breton traditions. Gorgeous voices, ...
A varied programme of songs and tunes showcasing the choir's versatility. Solos, duets and the full choir perform traditional and more recent ...
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