Campbeltown Courier

A fine fest for Fèis an Tairbeirt

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What would the Tarbert Music Festival be without Fèis an Tairbeirt? Music lovers of all ages joined the various workshops hosted by Fèis an Tairbeirt, from the high tech music technology workshop to the traditiona­l accordion and, of course, an instrument as old as humanity, singing.

Festivitie­s

New tutors such as RURA band member, David Foley, joined the festivitie­s this year, teaching young music enthusiast­s the way of the bodhran. Anna Garvin, who is studying piano at RSC and is working on her Duke of Edinburgh award with Fèis an Tairbeirt, taught keyboards. Keep a look out for more Fèis an Tairbeirt events and workshops throughout the year on their Facebook page: @ Fèis-an-Tairbeirt

 ??  ?? Gaelic song tutor Joy Dunlop from Connel with afternoon adult singing participan­ts Lucy Blake and Shona Marshall.
Gaelic song tutor Joy Dunlop from Connel with afternoon adult singing participan­ts Lucy Blake and Shona Marshall.
 ??  ?? Bodhran and whistles tutor David Foley of the band RURA with young focused participan­ts Charlotte McNeill and Noah Dawton.
Bodhran and whistles tutor David Foley of the band RURA with young focused participan­ts Charlotte McNeill and Noah Dawton.
 ??  ?? Sheila Campbell and Maureen Brankin as part of the fiddle section in the afternoon group work session.
Sheila Campbell and Maureen Brankin as part of the fiddle section in the afternoon group work session.
 ??  ?? Keyboard and fiddle tutor Anna Garvin and Tarbert Academy pupil Morven Paisley. Also, Ailsa Johnson, Codi MacDougall, Lexie Munro and Daisy Brown.
Keyboard and fiddle tutor Anna Garvin and Tarbert Academy pupil Morven Paisley. Also, Ailsa Johnson, Codi MacDougall, Lexie Munro and Daisy Brown.

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