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Sagas and Seascapes Live in Dunblane

Dates
Repertoire Aud, by Linda Buckley; Elsewhen, by Lillie Harris
Description

Sibelius' great tone poem, En Saga, in its original septet version forms the inspiration for Nordic Viola’sSagas and Seascapes’ programme. Lillie Harris' Elsewhen explores the mystery of the ancient standing stones of Orkney. Linda Buckley's Aud, which was commissioned by Nordic Viola for Orkney International Science Festival, reimagines the journey of Aud the Deep-Minded from Norway and Ireland via Caithness, Orkney and Faroe to Iceland, where she was one of the early settlers in the 9th century. The programme is bookended by the Danish String Quartet's delightful arrangements of the Unst Boat Song from Shetland and The Dromer, a Danish folk dance based on the Scottish reel "The Drummer."


Performers Nordic Viola
Promoter Dunblane Cathedral Arts Guild
Submitted by Katherine Wren

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