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Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame Inductees 2016 Announced

Murray Henderson

Hands Up for Trad are very happy to announce the 2016 Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame inductees. We are so lucky in Scotland to have such an amazing array of musicians and people who we couldn’t have done without. We are looking forward to seeing these guys and their families at our Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame Dinner on the 11th November 2016 in the Marryat Hall, (part of Caird Hall), Dundee. If you would like to come along click here. Click on the links below to read more about them.

Services to Performance
Murray Henderson
Mirk
Barbara Dickson OBE
Iain MacPhail
Battlefield Band
Gordeanna McCulloch
Jonathan MacDonald MBE
Michael Marra
Andy M Stewart
Arthur Argo
Jimmy McHugh

Services to Gaelic
Dolina MacLennan

Services to Collection
Maurice Fleming

Services to Scots
Billy Kay

Hamish Henderson Services to Traditional Music
Fiona Ritchie MBE

Services to Community (announced in May)
Liz Marroni (traditional music activist and teacher)
Gordon Connell (accordion teacher)
Pete Heywood (folk activist and publisher)
Caroline Hewat (artist and musician activist)
Catriona MacIntyre (Gaelic teacher and activist)
Louis DeCarlo (photographer)

The Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame was started in 2005 to celebrate our musicians and industry people who have made Scottish traditional music what it is today. Since then Hands Up for Trad have added extra categories to celebrate people who work in other parts of our community including Services to Community in 2015 and Services to Scots, Services to Collecting in 2016. Read about all the inductees here.

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logo The Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame was started in 2005 and to celebrate the vast array of talented people that has worked and promoted Scottish traditional music. Read more

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