Main weapons of choice; Korg Electribe Music Production Station, MicroKORG, Fender Squier Bronco Bass, TC Helicon vocal station, an antique wooden winding music box and magical chimes.
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Scots Radio is a programme that spiks aboot the culture and the ongyans o fowk fa use Scots in their wirkin warl. Accordin tae the last census in Scotland, there are aroon 1.5 million Scots spikkers in this country. Ye dinna hae tae wanner far tae here it – jist ging as far North, Sooth, East an Wast as yir lugs’ll tak ye. I hope ye’ll enjoy rummelin aboot in the Episodes, and welcome tae the company that celebrates the Scots Language – and the fowk that jist spik it.

Debut Album Curlicue Out Now!
Click here to order your copy http://www.waulkrecords.com/
"An album that is full of varied and colourful instrumental tracks from start to finish. From the strong rhythmic impetus of the opening Foorglass Set to the lyrical original guitar solo Farewell Monty, the standard of musicianship is truly exceptional." FATEA Sept 2015


Freya is a flute, whistle and clarinet player based around the Scottish Borders and the North East of England. She graduated in 2013 with a 1st in performance from Newcastle's Folk and Traditional music degree and now performs in various groups, teaches private instrumental lessons and works as a performer and workshop leader for Live Music
Now. 

She and Louis Bingham have just released their first album Curlicue through Waulk Records. The album incorporates many of the musical styles and influences that have shaped their playing, mainly focusing on traditional music from Ireland, Brittany and many of their own compositions. 

Freya plays a Miyazawa Boehm system silver flute, a Michael Burke D whistle and a Buffet E13 Clarinet. 

Paddy Callaghan Button Accordion player from Glasgow
BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2013


On a clarinet and an accordion, the two musicians Larisa Ljungkrona and Sivert Skavlan meets, in a style of music dominated by fiddles and bagpipes. The Scottish music treasure is explored in detailed arrangements and with an intense melodic interplay between the two musicians. With their musical roots from the Nordic polska, French waltzes and modern Scandinavian jazz, new musical parameters are infiltrated  into the traditional expression. Many of the songs are brought to Scandinavia by Larisa, after her several visits to Scotland / England, while other songs are composed by Sivert or Larisa. Common to all of them, is that they are strongly influenced by the Scottish folk music treasure.

Eilidh Steel & Mark Neal - Scottish fiddle, guitar and vocals. 
"Both mature and deeply rooted in tradition"

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