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SUMMARY:Online Workshop with Ed Pearlman
DESCRIPTION:(Note: daylight savings time ends – clocks “fall back”)\n\nFor Members only\n\nZoom Workshop Schedule:\n\n2:00 – 3:00pm Beginner/Intermediate workshop \n(learn tunes at a slower pace)\n3:00 – 3:15 Break\n3:15 – 4:15 Intermediate/Advanced workshop \n(faster-paced and more advanced)\n\n\n\n* Members will receive the Zoom link the day before the workshop.\n\n\nEd Pearlman plays with heart and an unusual depth of knowledge about Scottish and Cape Breton music.  He is a full-time fiddler and teacher living in the Portland\, Maine area.  His band\, Highland Soles\, with wife Laura Scott and 3 kids\, offers a contemporary take on traditional Scottish and Cape Breton dance and music\, and his new CD\, On the Edge\, features the innovative piano playing of his son Neil.  Ed directed the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club for 18 years\, building it from about 15 to nearly 200 members\, and creating events such as the 15-year annual Scottish Fiddle Rally\, spotlighting each year a different soloists from Scotland and Cape Breton with dancers and Fiddle Club members.  A CD of Rally highlights is on Greentrax Records.  The Fiddle Rally pioneered\, for the general public\, the connection between the fiddling of Scotland and Cape Breton.  Ed also created and directed for 7 years the Celtic Festival at the Hatch Shell\, featuring top Irish\, Scottish and Cape Breton artists\, and led the Fiddle Club on two performing tours to Cape Breton.  Since the mid 90s\, Ed has written the music column for Scottish Life magazine.  Ed’s Portland America Distributing was for 11 years the US distributor for recordings from Scotland\, Atlantic Canada\, and selected titles from Ireland\, Brittany and Wales; this distribution has continued under a new owner since 2003.  Ed has taught many camps\, including Blazin-in-Beauly in Scotland\, Ohio Scottish Arts School since 1995\, Pinewoods\, Maine Fiddle Camp\, Ashokan\, Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp.  Ed created the music committee and music books for the RSCDS Boston Branch\, and has played other styles as well\, including contra dances (he ran Roaring Jelly for a few years and currently runs a monthly contra dance in Portland)\, and a swing jazz band.
URL:https://www.bsfc.org/event/online-workshop-leader-tba-8/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting online
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201101T151500
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SUMMARY:Online Workshop with Ed Pearlman
DESCRIPTION:For Members only\n\nZoom Workshop Schedule:\n\n2:00 – 3:00pm Beginner/Intermediate workshop \n(learn tunes at a slower pace)\n3:00 – 3:15 Break\n3:15 – 4:15 Intermediate/Advanced workshop \n(faster-paced and more advanced)\n\n\n\n* Members will receive the Zoom link the day before the workshop.\n\n\nEd Pearlman plays with heart and an unusual depth of knowledge about Scottish and Cape Breton music.  He is a full-time fiddler and teacher living in the Portland\, Maine area.  His band\, Highland Soles\, with wife Laura Scott and 3 kids\, offers a contemporary take on traditional Scottish and Cape Breton dance and music\, and his new CD\, On the Edge\, features the innovative piano playing of his son Neil.  Ed directed the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club for 18 years\, building it from about 15 to nearly 200 members\, and creating events such as the 15-year annual Scottish Fiddle Rally\, spotlighting each year a different soloists from Scotland and Cape Breton with dancers and Fiddle Club members.  A CD of Rally highlights is on Greentrax Records.  The Fiddle Rally pioneered\, for the general public\, the connection between the fiddling of Scotland and Cape Breton.  Ed also created and directed for 7 years the Celtic Festival at the Hatch Shell\, featuring top Irish\, Scottish and Cape Breton artists\, and led the Fiddle Club on two performing tours to Cape Breton.  Since the mid 90s\, Ed has written the music column for Scottish Life magazine.  Ed’s Portland America Distributing was for 11 years the US distributor for recordings from Scotland\, Atlantic Canada\, and selected titles from Ireland\, Brittany and Wales; this distribution has continued under a new owner since 2003.  Ed has taught many camps\, including Blazin-in-Beauly in Scotland\, Ohio Scottish Arts School since 1995\, Pinewoods\, Maine Fiddle Camp\, Ashokan\, Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp.  Ed created the music committee and music books for the RSCDS Boston Branch\, and has played other styles as well\, including contra dances (he ran Roaring Jelly for a few years and currently runs a monthly contra dance in Portland)\, and a swing jazz band.
URL:https://www.bsfc.org/event/online-workshop-leader-tba-9/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting online
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201104T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201104T210000
DTSTAMP:20200929T040036Z
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SUMMARY:Scottish Session with Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman
DESCRIPTION:These sessions takes place on the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club Facebook group page.  If you are not a member of that Facebook group you should go to that page  and request to join.  You will be accepted as long it looks like you are a human with no bad intentions.  Anyone can join.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOn Wednesday evening when you go to the Facebook group page you should see the Facebook Live event underway.\n\nIn lieu of a donation basket at the door you can send a tip via Paypal(sign in here) during the session directly to Katie and Neil using Katie’s Paypal email:  mcnallykl@gmail.com.  Select “Send to someone you trust” so there are no fees at their end.  This is how we can help Katie and Neil during this very difficult time for touring and performing musicians.\n\n\n\n\n\n* On Paypal enter Katie’s email\, enter the $ amount\, click “Continue”\, select “Send to a friend“.  This will eliminate the fee at Katie and Neil’s end.\n\n“See” you at the session!\n\n\n\n\n\nLIST OF POPULAR TUNES played at these sessions here. \nData on which tunes were played each month or frequency of tunes over time:  Lance Ramshaw’s site. \nQuestions?  Send us an email. \n(When life is normal these sessions take place in person on the Third Wednesday of each month (September – June) at the Canadian American Club in Watertown\, MA.)
URL:https://www.bsfc.org/event/scottish-session-with-katie-mcnally-neil-pearlman-3/
LOCATION:Facebook Live
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201116T140000
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DTSTAMP:20200822T015904Z
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SUMMARY:Online Workshop with Anna Wendy Stevenson
DESCRIPTION:An ONLINE Workshop Series – for Members Only \n_______________ \nAnna Wendy Stevenson is a fiddler specializing in Celtic music\, she has toured the world as a performer and teacher working with a range of artists and community groups. As a composer\, she has written music for film\, theatre\, animation\, TV and Royal Conservatoire exam boards.  In 2011\, her Celtic Connections festival commission My Edinburgh was nominated for a BBC MG Alba Composer Of The Year award.  Anna-Wendy has produced several albums and recorded on over 35\, working with many artists from different genres including her grandfather\, composer and pianist Ronald Stevenson. She has directed for several TV shows and documentaries including BBC Itrad and BBC Christmas service which featured her students from Benbecula. She was also nominated Music Teacher Of The Year for the Scottish Music Industry Awards in 2011. \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-with-anna-wendy-stevenson/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting online
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201118T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201118T210000
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SUMMARY:Scottish Session with Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman
DESCRIPTION:These sessions takes place on the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club Facebook group page.  If you are not a member of that Facebook group you should go to that page  and request to join.  You will be accepted as long it looks like you are a human with no bad intentions.  Anyone can join.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOn Wednesday evening when you go to the Facebook group page you should see the Facebook Live event underway.\n\nIn lieu of a donation basket at the door you can send a tip via Paypal(sign in here) during the session directly to Katie and Neil using Katie’s Paypal email:  mcnallykl@gmail.com.  Select “Send to someone you trust” so there are no fees at their end.  This is how we can help Katie and Neil during this very difficult time for touring and performing musicians.\n\n\n\n\n\n* On Paypal enter Katie’s email\, enter the $ amount\, click “Continue”\, select “Send to a friend“.  This will eliminate the fee at Katie and Neil’s end.\n\n“See” you at the session!\n\n\n\n\n\nLIST OF POPULAR TUNES played at these sessions here. \nData on which tunes were played each month or frequency of tunes over time:  Lance Ramshaw’s site. \nQuestions?  Send us an email. \n(When life is normal these sessions take place in person on the Third Wednesday of each month (September – June) at the Canadian American Club in Watertown\, MA.)
URL:https://www.bsfc.org/event/scottish-session-with-katie-mcnally-neil-pearlman-4/
LOCATION:Facebook Live
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