M脿iri Anna NicUalraig le ce貌l d霉thchasach agus traidiseanta bho Celtic Connections. Mary Ann Kennedy presents a show with folk and traditional music from Celtic Connections.
Ann am pr貌gram na h-oidhche nochd, The Henry Girls, tri霉ir pheathraichean t脿lantach 脿 D霉n nan G脿ll agus iad a鈥� foillseachadh an tarraing a tha annta do luchd-猫isteachd an seo agus air feadh na Roinn E貌rpa. Tha luchd-tadhail Celtic Connections e貌lach mar-tha air a鈥� ph矛obaire ealanta Calum Stewart, agus anns a鈥� phr貌gram seo bidh c貌mhlan beothail agus an dannsair-ceum Sophie Stevenson na chuideachd.
Gheibhte seat de dh鈥櫭瞨ain Gh脿idhlig bhon t-seinneadair 貌g 脤leach M脿iri Nic Gille Bhraith 鈥檚 a c貌mhlan agus nam measg sin bidh 貌rain bho a h-eilean fh猫in. Dh鈥檉haoidte s脿r-c貌mhlan a ghabhail air The Alt agus cuid den luchd-ci霉il d霉thachasach as aithnichte ann an 脠irinn a鈥� cluich sa ch貌mhlan. Chuireadh 脿rd-霉rlar sam bith f脿ilte air Nuala Kennedy, John Doyle agus Eamon O鈥� Leary.
Mary Ann Kennedy chats to special guests and introduces performances from bands from all over the UK and Ireland. The Henry Girls reveal why they are so popular with audiences here and across Europe, and virtuoso uillean piper Calum Stewart performs with a lively band and even livelier step dancer Sophie Stephenson. Young Islay singer Mairi MacGillivray and her band perform a set of Gaelic songs, including some from her native island and folk supergroup The Alt take to the stage.
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