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Newport Braes

Ailis Sutherland’s 2nd blog. Maureen gave me a few local songs this week. Amongst them were “Tatties and Herrin’” a great wee song with a catchy chorus that mentions places […]

Singing in front of a single person

Sinead Leach’s first Paths to Songs blog Sitting on a bus rolling slowly through Angus, on one of the last days of summer, I was fairly scared of the prospect […]

Singing for charity…

It seems lately I’ve been hearing about many marathons for various charities. In fact I had a few friends take part recently, they trained really hard and raised brilliant amounts […]

Belt it out!

I have been focussing on 3 songs so far and we spent time today talking about where we would go next. The 3 songs so far have been Mary Mild, […]

Oh, Dear Me!

I went up to Maureen’s last week to have a chat and discuss what we were going to do. She sent me home with her first album to see if […]

A Scots Chorus, Community Singing and Education Project

‘Reviving the Scottish Folk Music Custom Of Communal Song – Mick West And Muldoon’s Picnic’ Mick West and Muldoon’s Picnic have teamed up to create this wonderful project. There is a CD […]

Scotland Sings Launch Fantastic Choir Leader’s Training Manual

Scotland Sings’ eagerly anticipated Choir Leader’s Training Manual is launched today! Co-written by Alison Burns and Christine Kydd, the Scotland Sings’ Choir leader’s Training Manual provides aspiring and established choir […]

Read the latest Newsletter from Scotland Sings!

Have a read at the latest news from Scotland Sings, including, The Big Song Relay, St Andrew’s Performance Weekend, Choir Leader’s Training Manual and Competition, how to get involved… and […]

Song Leaders Training Week Feedback!

I think it’s safe to say that everyone who attended had a fantastic time at the Song Leaders Training Week in Wiston Lodge! It was a great success, and completely […]

Wighton Heritage Centre

Instead of going to Sheena’s house this week I got to be a massive geek at the Wighton Heritage Centre. We looked through several really interesting collections – Wighton’s collection […]