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SUMMARY:Online Workshop with Patsy Reid
DESCRIPTION:An ONLINE Workshop Series – for Members Only \n_______________ \n Patsy Reid – Since stepping back from super-folk-group\, Breabach in 2011\, Patsy Reid has been in constant demand as a session player and arranger\, animating others’ projects with her unique blend of fiddle and violin playing. A one-woman string quartet\, Patsy has contributed violin\, viola and cello to recordings by the likes of Zakir Hussain\, Donald Shaw\, Flook\, Kathryn Tickell\, and Duncan Chisholm\, whilst on stage\, she can be found performing with the who’s who of the Scottish folk scene\, including Julie Fowlis\, Donald Shaw\, Ross Ainslie & Ali Hutton and Hamish Napier. Having been given her first teaching break at the legendary Taransay Fiddle Camp back in 2002\, she has been in high demand as a guest tutor ever since. \n_____________ \nWe encourage people to tip the workshop leader if you can via Paypal\, directly to the leader’s account.  Touring musicians have had all of their gigs cancelled and this is a chance to help them out. \nThese are intermediate workshops.  Any member can participate online. \nThis will be a Zoom meeting – Members will receive the Zoom link via email the day before the workshop.
URL:https://www.bsfc.org/event/online-workshop-leader-tba-3/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting online
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