Join some of the North Atlantic's most celebrated musicians and performers for a morning of workshops exploring traditional music and dance from Scotland, Ireland and Canada as part of the North Atlantic Fiddle Convention (NAFCo).
Hosted at North East Scotland College, these engaging sessions offer participants the opportunity to learn directly from internationally acclaimed artists, discover new techniques and gain insight into the traditions that connect communities across the North Atlantic.
Choose from:
Roo Geddes – Fiddle Workshop
Explore fiddle repertoire, technique and musical expression with acclaimed Scottish fiddler Roo Geddes, known for his innovative approach to traditional music.
Eimhear Flannery – Concertina & Whistle Workshop
Join award-winning Irish musician Eimhear Flannery for an inspiring workshop exploring traditional melodies, ornamentation and style on concertina and whistle.
Anne Lederman – Fiddle Workshop
Discover the rich traditions of Canadian fiddling with renowned musician, composer and educator Anne Lederman, whose work has helped preserve and celebrate Canada's diverse fiddle heritage.
Donnell Leahy – Canadian Fiddle Workshop
Learn from one of Canada's most celebrated fiddlers as Donnell Leahy shares his distinctive style, techniques and musical insights drawn from a remarkable international career.
Sophie Stephenson – Step Dance Workshop
Accompanied live by acclaimed musician Innes Watson, Sophie Stephenson leads an energetic step dance workshop exploring rhythm, movement and the close connection between dance and traditional music.
Part of the North Atlantic Fiddle Convention, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to connect with world-class artists and celebrate the traditions, creativity and cultural connections of the North Atlantic.