Music can heal, inspire, soothe and provoke. It brings people together in common purpose and can be a force for personal, cultural and political transformation. And of course besides all that, playing music is great fun! As we 'follow the fiddle' – the big one and the wee one – on musical adventures around the world, we have the great privilege of sharing our enthusiasm in a variety of settings – in concerts and at music camps and the workshops where a spirit of abundance prevails.

1) The Corrie Man
2) Neil Gow’s Wife/The Old Reel
3) Howard Booster’s Style
4) Farley Bridge
5) Keys To the Cellar/Connie Suite
6) Connie’s Birthday
7) Le Jumeaux
8) Pier Walk Waltz
9) Hot Club d’Ecosse
10) Ouagadougou Boogie
11) Braigh Lochiall
12) The Referendum
13) John Alick Beaton Of Teanassie
14) On The Wings Of A Skorrie
15) Glenfinnan Nights
16) The Kelburn Brewer

Music can heal, inspire, soothe and provoke. It brings people together in common purpose and can be a force for personal, cultural and political transformation. And of course besides all that, playing music is great fun! As we 'follow the fiddle' – the big one and the wee one – on musical adventures around the world, we have the great privilege of sharing our enthusiasm in a variety of settings – in concerts and at music camps and the workshops where a spirit of abundance prevails.

Lineup

Alasdair Fraser: Fiddles, Baritone Fiddle, Viola, Kalimba
Natalie Haas: Cellos,Kalimba
With
Donald Shaw: Piano, Accordion
James Macintosh: Percussion
Corey DiMario: Bass
Dominick Leslie: Mandolin
Brittany Haas: Fiddle
Hanneke Cassel: Piano
Stefan Amidon: Percussion
Kai Welch: Trumpet
Oscar Utterström: Trombone, Bass Trombone, Euphonium).