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Oh Mo Dhuthaich

Oh Mo Dhuthaich (that means "Oh My Country" in gaelic), is one of my favourite Capercaillie songs. When you listen to it, you just have to close your eyes and bang ! you're in the Highlands... Photos (my own) from Skye, music from album "The Blood is Strong".

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Gaelic Song : RunRig - Alba - Pop Video

"A cheud video pop Gaidhlig" That's right - the first pop video in Gaelic. RunRig's single from The Cutter And The Clan

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Tuatha plays gaelic music

Tuatha (Mike Dowd, Donal Moroney & Barry Lynch) plays gaelic music in an Inn, at the entrance of Gap of Dunloe. La gach dea ghín!

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Gaelic in Waipu - dancing to mouth music

This video is of Scottish Dancing in Waipu New Zealand to mouth music. THe singers had only learned the song the day before, and this was a demonstration of how the two - the music and the dance - might fit together.

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An Gille Ban (Capercaillie)

A traditional gaelic song, arranged by the Capercaillie and sung by Karen Matheson. I took an immense pleasure making this video, which was my first attempt at iMovie. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do !

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Battlefield Band in concert 2006

This footage is an extract from a full length concert DVD - see www.templerecords.co.uk for more details. Battlefield Band play Scottish music of a rare passion and joy. Inspired by their rich heritage of Celtic music and fired by the strength and vibrancy of today's Scottish cultural scene, which indeed they have done much to create and fuel, they have led, and been at the forefront, of a great revival in Scottish music for over 30 years. During those years there have obviously been line-up changes, and the continued creativity, freshness and enthusiasm so obvious in their music is due to the positive way they have viewed, and used, these changes - and of course the new musicians themselves have been of prime importance. Alan Reid : (Keyboards, Vocals) Mike Katz : (Highland Pipes, Whistles, Bass) Alasdair White : (Fiddle, Whistles,Bouzouki) Sean O'Donnell : (Vocals, Guitar)

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