Trade opportunity for residencies at The Lengths
The next step is a micro-residency project called TRADE which is offering the use of a self-contained studio apartment in an experimental series of residencies, to commence in 2022.
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Hector Shaw announces release of new single
Masochist will be available to download and stream on Friday, April 30.
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Faith in music makes Kevin a hit
Kevin Cameron’s Sunday night shows have now gained a worldwide audience and the 24-year-old, who filmed his performances himself using a mobile phone, has been blown away by the response.
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Pandemic fails to silence Mull Music Makers
The project has grown since going online last May to see new virtual ensemble sessions set up in some of the island’s schools and youngsters compose their own parts for a new Sounds of Mull creative piece premiered at a virtual summer concert in July.
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Lewis singer embraces a life left behind
Later this month Willie Campbell will release a new radio single, Soundtrack to The Life We Leave Behind, the title track of his forthcoming album.
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Free music sessions to help aspiring musicians
Scotland’s national music school is launching a series of free online music sessions which will be open to all young musicians practising at home while their schools tackle Covid-restrictions.
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Outstanding entries for musical composition competition produce tight finish in shinty shoot-out
Results of the final of the musical shoot-out were revealed at 2.15pm on Saturday afternoon
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Window of opportunity for pedal powered Amy
The eco-savvy 29-year-old who is back on Lismore for her second stint of helping out on crofts and in gardens on the island in return for food and lodgings is offering a window cleaning service with a difference.
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Oban music lovers hit Spotify with crazy collaboration
After putting out a request through the Information Oban Facebook group 4below bassist Andy Bruce was staggered by the response.
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Online music lessons make business buoyant
The brother and sister, who usually live on sailing yachts at Dunstaffnage Marina, set up a new business as travelling trad music tutors to keep money come in after COVID-19 dried up tourist season work.