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Well the "Magic" is alive and well for Celtic Traditional Music and Dance in Glencoe Cape Breton...some thanks to give out..Kimberley Wotherspoon for reminding me of the great event tonight and to Fred and Jean White for making it possible for me to attend...last but not least Wendy MacIssac,Mairi Rankin and Mac Morin..also ran into some old friends..Ron and Frank MacInnis..two of the best..finally,to the people of Glencoe you have the magic keep it going...Thank you | Cape Breton Music Media Hi

Seattle-based Brittany Rogers is an artist whose creative output can be defined in many ways. Whatever form her art might take, she’s on a mission to seamlessly blend emotive expression with technical detail. We went behind the scenes on an intimate acoustic performance to see her setup in action and discover what brought MiniFuse into her music-making flow. Full story → https://bit.ly/36DEY6B MiniFuse → https://bit.ly/3DgPLjd | Arturia

131K views · 2.5K reactions | These extraordinary instruments are Trumpet Marines – two metre-high, single-stringed instruments played by nuns in medieval and Renaissance times as a trumpet-substitute. Saved from extinction by The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments, you can hear them played on 30 October at 7pm as part of Brighton Early Music Festival. More here  https://clssicfm.co/3jzxAcP | Classic FM | Facebook