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Ceòl nam Fèis
A collection of songs and music from the Scottish Gaelic tradition complete with translations and source notes.
Ceòl nam Fèis 2
More songs and music from the Scottish Gaelic tradition complete with translations and source notes.
Fèis Tutor by Alpha Munro
Scottish Fiddle Music for Beginners.
Fèis - the first twenty-five years of the Fèis movement (Hardcover)
The first Gaelic fèis was held on the Island of Barra in 1981. Twenty-five years later, there are over forty Fèisean located throughout the Highlands and Islands and beyond, with some 13,000 young people involved in traditional Gaelic arts tuition each year. Over the past quarter century the growth of the Fèisean movement has become a remarkable success story. This book celebrates that achievement by presenting some of the experiences, views and images of people who have contributed to the work of the Fèisean in the past 25 years.
Fèis - the first twenty-five years of the Fèis movement (Paperback)
The first Gaelic fèis was held on the Island of Barra in 1981. Twenty-five years later, there are over forty Fèisean located throughout the Highlands and Islands and beyond, with some 13,000 young people involved in traditional Gaelic arts tuition each year. Over the past quarter century the growth of the Fèisean movement has become a remarkable success story. This book celebrates that achievement by presenting some of the experiences, views and images of people who have contributed to the work of the Fèisean in the past 25 years.
Big Tappietourie an Wee Tappietourie
Illustrated folk story told simultaneously in Scottish Gaelic and Scots languages. Aimed at Primary School level - 40 pages, beautifully illustrated, full-colour.
An Fhìdeag Albannach
Tunes for whistle with information in Gaelic
Yokie Tonsils
The word "yokie" means itchy, and it is a phrase used in the doric language to describe somebody who likes to sing at any time. This lovely collection was put together by Lilian Ross, who teaches song in schools for Fèisean nan Gàidheal. Teachers wanted Lilian to leave them words and tunes, but she didn't have much written down - as she said "I'll leave ye m'heid". At long last, she wrote down some of the songs and games on paper, and that is how "Yokie Tonsils" came to be. A CD is included.
