Hands Up for Trad are very pleased to announce the 2015 performer inductees to the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. They represent some of the amazing performers that have contributed to and taken Scottish music to where we are today. The inductees are<\/p>\n
Ossian<\/a> Services to Community<\/strong> Services to Broadcasting<\/strong> The inductees will be celebrated on the 11th September at our Scottish Music Hall of Fame Dinner<\/a><\/b> at Inverness Airport as part of Blas Festival. Click on this link to read more about the event. http:\/\/www.blas-festival.com\/inverness-airport.html<\/a><\/p>\n Arthur Cormack, Chief Executive: F\u00e8isean nan G\u00e0idheal said
\nThe Singing Kettle<\/a>
\nSeonaidh Macmillan<\/a>
\nMaureen Jelks<\/a>
\nViolet Tulloch<\/a>
\nWillie Scott<\/a>
\nMatt McGinn<\/a>
\nG.S. McLennan<\/a>
\nAngus Fitchet<\/a>
\nIain Mackintosh<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDoris Rougvie<\/a>
\nFrank McArdle<\/a>
\nJessie Newton<\/a>
\nKirsteen Graham<\/a>
\nSheila Sapkota<\/a><\/p>\n
\nStewart Cruickshank<\/a><\/p>\n
\n\u201cThe Traditional Music Hall of Fame dinner adds a prestigious event to the Blas Festival programme which celebrates those who have made a huge contribution to the development and promotion of traditional music. This is an aim shared with Blas which seeks to celebrate Highland culture and Gaelic language and The Hall Of Fame event will feature Gaelic artists. It brings a national event to the Highlands for the first time and the The Hall Of Fame dinner provides an event that will feature Highland produce fulfilling another aim Blas has of promoting the food and drink of the area in this year when Scotland celebrates its Food and Drink. It will also be an opportunity for the festival to be associated further with Highlands & Islands Airports with which Blas has enjoyed a long and fruitful relationship\u201d.<\/p>\n