Sianar neach ciùil òg tà lantach a’ farpais sa chuairt dheireannaich airson duais phrìseil. From Glasgow City Halls, six finalists compete to win this prestigious title.
Aon dhe na h-oidhcheannan as togarraiche aig Celtic Connections le Brus MacGriogair agus Joy Dunlop a' toirt thugainn cuirm far a bheil sianar luchd-ciùil òga a' farpais airson an duais chliùiteach seo – ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Scotland Neach-Ciùil Traidiseanta Ã’g 2022. Tha an fharpais air a bhi dol bho dhà mhìle sa h-aon agus tha e air a bhith follaiseach gach bliadhna gun robh an fheadhainn a bhuannaich uile air leth tà lantach. Bidh sianar neach-ciùil òg a’ farpais a-rithist am bliadhna nam measg, Breanna Wilson – fìdheall (Glaschu), Malachy Arnold – clarsach (Glaschu), Eryn Rae – fìdheall (Crìochan na h-Alba), Saffron Hanvidge – seinn (Inbhir Nis), Malin Lewis – pìob-chiùil (An t-Eilean Sgitheanach), Sophie Joint – pià no (Glaschu). Saoil cò a bhuannaicheas am bliadhna?
One of Celtic Connections' most exciting nights with Bruce MacGregor and Joy Dunlop presenting a concert where six young musicians compete for this prestigious award - ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician 2022. The competition started in 2001 and it’s been evident each year that the previous winners have all been extremely talented. Six young musicians will be competing again this year including Breanna Wilson – fiddle (Glasgow), Malachy Arnold – clarsach (Glasgow), Eryn Rae – fiddle (Scottish Borders), Saffron Hanvidge – song (Inverness), Malin Lewis – pipes (Skye), Sophie Joint – piano (Glasgow). But who will win this year?
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- Sun 6 Feb 2022 17:05