





Piper at Kilmuir Show


Clarsach

Celtic Bagpipe Music from the otherworld, Piobaireachd, is one of this world's
noblest musical traditions.
In the 17th & 18th Centuries, Highland Chieftains sent promising
students to the MacCrimmons on the Isle of Skye.
The medium of tuition was Canntaireachd, a manner of chanting in
imitation of the bagpipe. |

Ceilidh with the Skye Pipe Band
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Discover
our Celtic Heart |
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A holiday to discover this powerful landscape on foot and to savour
the rich musical culture from this part of Scotland - the land of the Gaels.
Trotternish remains a very Gaelic community, or indeed a number
of Gaelic communities. Gaelic is still taught as a first language
in schools and spoken in many of our homes.
Far from a dying art, Gaelic music is being revived and promoted
throughout the area at feis, festivals, the Mod and Skye's
Gaelic College, Sabhal Mor Ostaig.
Within Trotternish we boast a truly amazing wealth of Gaelic and
Scottish musicians. During your holiday with us we aim to provide
an appreciation and enjoyment of the history, the artistry and the
haunting sounds of many types of Gaelic music.
For musicians or those of you with fine voices, this also provides
an opportunity to join in with our informal ceilidhs - bring your instrument! |
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'On top of the World!'
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FULL
WEEKS HOLIDAY - from £375 per person |
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SHORT
BREAK WEEKEND - from £105 per person |
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Our Discovering Skye weekends (and full week holidays) will include
a sample of the 'Gaelic Music' experience Click
here for more details
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