A Celebration of the Isle of Skye
Join Bruce McGregor over the sea for a Zone full of Skye music, musicians and culture including Donnie Munro, The Macrimmons of Skye, Flora MacDonald and Eilidh MacPherson.
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Songlines - Soraidh Leish An Ait
John Cavanagh and guests tell the story behind the Gaelic lament Soraidh Leish An Ait, Farewell to the Place.
Duration: 26:32
The MacCrimmons of Skye – 1645 - 1745
An episode of Ronald Stevenson's archive series focussing on the century from 1645 to 1745.
Duration: 30:05
Scotland’s Music – Dunvegan Castle
In this Archive episode of Scotland's Music John Purser introduces us to a day at Dunvegan Castle.
Duration: 25:27
In the Footsteps of Flora MacDonald
Eddi Reader travelled Over the Sea to Skye making a personal pilgrimage In the Footsteps of Flora MacDonald.
Duration: 28:07
MacCrimmons of Skye – The College
Ronald Stevenson discusses a MacCrimmon family landmark – their college on the Island of Skye.
Duration: 24:32
Sunday Morning with Richard Holloway – Donnie Munro
Richard Holloway with special guest Donnie Munro.
Duration: 54:47
Walking through History – Skye
Neil Oliver is at Glendale where in the 19th century, action taken by a handful of determined crofters led to land reforms which changed the course of Highland history.
Duration: 27:28
MacCrimmons of Skye – The Last of the MacCrimmons
Back to the MacCrimmons of Skye now and in this episode, we hear about the last of the MacCrimmons.
Duration: 30:12
The Reel Blend - Eilidh MacPherson
Robbie Shepherd meets Skye born Eilidh MacPherson who has gone on to become a global success in the world of competitive sheep shearing!
Duration: 09:50
Collectors of Pibroch - Donald McDonald
Seumas McNeill introduces the virtuoso bagpipe playing of Donald McDonald.
Duration: 28:43
The MacCrimmons of Skye - The Achievement
Ronald Stevenson reflects on his series celebrating the legacy of The MacCrimmons of Skye. This final episode of the series is titled The Achievement.
Duration: 28:23
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- Tue 21 Dec 2010 00:30´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Scotland