Fraser Fifield
Creator, Performer (individual)
Fraser Fifield is one of the most creative musicians to have come through the Scottish tradition. Originally a piper, he has adapted the skills and phrasing he developed through his training in piping and transferred them onto saxophone, clarinet, low whistle and the Bulgarian end-blown flute, the kaval. His low whistle playing has drawn special praise for its fluidity and deep sense of expression and has led to work internationally with some of the world's leading musicians, including Indian percussion master, Zakir Hussain, and recordings with top players from Argentina, Bulgaria and the Netherlands as well as the UK. Fraser is an asset to any band and his work recently with the Scottish-Dutch-Indian group Lolanders rightly earned enthusiastic reviews at Celtic Connections and acclaim at Amsterdam's legendary venue, The Bimhuis.
News and New Projects Piobaireachd / Pipe Music
Residence/Main Office Fife
Year of birth 1976
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Works
| Title | Year composed | Instrumentation Genre |
|---|---|---|
| Piobaireachd / Pipe Music | 2021 | Other |
Upcoming events
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Works
- Nordic Resonance, by Richard Craig
- Aud the Deep Minded, by Joanna Nicholson
- The New Bridge - Frozen Solitude, by Katherine Wren
Events
- New Music Scotland Members meet-up, University of Stirling
- The Cottage of the Cliffs
- Keening - Song of the Stranding
Projects
- Composers' Conversations - Pete and Joe Stollery
- On a Wing and a Prayer - presentation
- Unusual Music Exchange w/ Ailie Ormston
Opportunities
- Call for delegates - UNM Finland
- Call for Delegate Interest
- Job Vacancy: Youth and Communities Engagement Intern