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Remembered/Imagined March 2014

Remembered / ImaginedFeaturing new works of music and words by Amble Skuse, Ailie Robertson, Mike Vass, Sophie Cooke, Angus Peter Campbell, Charlotte Murray and Rebecca Sharp

Wed 12 March 2014, Summerhall, Edinburgh 7.30pm
Tickets available online and on 0845 874 3000
Fri 14 March 2014, Plockton High School, Ross-shire 7.30pm
Tickets available from Kyle Pharmacy, Lochan 01599 577 296, School 01599 54470

Robertson/Sharp For the bees
Vass/Murray After Niall Sgrob
Skuse/Campbell/Cooke Clachan Beò

Produced by Remembered/Imagined
Creative Producer Amble Skuse

Presenting seven of Scotland’s creative artists as you’ve never seen them before…

Four new works are interwoven with beautiful traditional repertoire and poetry, creating a performance that captures the riches of our cultural history through music and words with live instrumental, vocal and electronic sound.

Scottish traditional musicians and composers Amble Skuse, Ailie Robertson and Mike Vass have teamed up with writers Angus Peter Campbell, Sophie Cooke, Rebecca Sharp and Charlotte Murray to create new works of music and words inspired by the archive at The School of Scottish Studies, housed in the University of Edinburgh. The archive is a treasure trove of recordings of songs, music, tales, verse, customs, beliefs and oral history.

Performed by singer Maeve Mackinnon, actor Angus Peter Campbell, electronic artist Amble Skuse and the strings of Mr McFall’s Chamber.

The Summerhall gig also features a world premiere performance by the Edinburgh Youth Gaitherin’ of a new work by Ailie Robertson.

Remembered/Imagined is produced by Amble Skuse in partnership with Mr McFall’s Chamber, The University of Edinburgh School of Scottish Studies and Hands Up For Trad’s Distil. It is supported by Creative Scotland, The Robertson Trust, PRSF Women Make Music, Highland Council, National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music, An Lochan and Summerhall.

NOTES
Follow the artists as they blog about the creative process by clicking here
Read their full biographies by clicking here http://www.mcfalls.co.uk/Personnel/Collaborators
Produced by Remembered/Imagined
Creative Producer Amble Skuse
Archive website http://www.celtscot.ed.ac.uk/archives

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