Christine Weir: Recent Episodes
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UNDER THE KILT: From Ireland and Scotland to Wales and the Isle of Man, from Brittany and Celtic Iberia to Cape Breton in Canada, this podcast will take you on a musical adventure as we explore the sounds of Celtic people the world over. Expect everything – from fiddles and harps to tin whistles and soaring vocals, the music of the Celts has stood the test of time and is enjoying a resurgence of popularity worldwide. Brought to you by Celtic Singer and Song Writer Christine Weir.
ON THE FOLKIN' FRINGE: Singer and songwriter Christine Weir presents On the Folkin’Fringe – a showcase of folk, acoustic, and Celtic artists from South Africa. Expect a diversion from the traditional English / America “folky sound” as we listen to the distinctive folk music that has developed in South Africa – sung in any of the 11 official languages and incorporating distinctly African guitar sounds and melodic characteristics. On the Folkin’ Fringe features some well-known artists, such as Francois van Coke, Robin Auld, Tony Cox, The One Who Sings, Hatchetman and many more.
Artists: Caroline Blundell, Robin Auld, David Starke, Hatchetman, Nibs van der Spuy. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Tony and Thuli Cox, Gaellou, Francois van Coke, Tina Schouw, Brian Easton. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Old Dogs Band, Sarah McArthur, Hanru Niemand, Christine Weir, Dax Butler. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Marcia Moon, Kay, Ray, and The Bird, Steve Umculo, The One who Sings, Bill Knight, Luna Paige Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Edi Niederlander, Shotgun Tori, Jamie Jupiter, Wendy Oldfield, Paul de Villiers. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Rowan Stuart, Tananas, Josie Field, Jenny and the Jameses, Cami Scoundrel and the Feminists. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Qadasi and Maqhinga, Hatchetman, Zybrandt, Miko miko, Mondetta. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Pietman Geldenhuys, Nicky Shrire, Andy Lund, Riku Latti, Christine Weir. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Bacchus Nel, Derek Gripper, Josh the Fruit Vendor, Marcia Moon. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: The One Who Sings, Anton Goosen, Jak Thomas, Robin Auld, Lucy Kruger and the Lost Boys. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
Artists: Ruby June, Edi Niederlander, Bill Knight, Guy Buttery, Hanru Niemand. Scottish-born Christine Weir, lover of old folk songs, storytelling, acoustic sounds and all things Celtic and African, shares her passion and knowledge with you.
What are the Irish pipes? Do they sound different from the Great Highland bagpipe? You bet they do! Experience the music of the Celts from all over the world.
What’s the difference between the Celtic Iberian flute and the Irish flute? They’re both Celtic right? Well, listen to hear these ancient musical traditions brought to life.
Q: What the heck is a Carval? A: It’s a Celtic Church song unique to the Isle of Mann! To hear this beautiful tradition and many more distinctly Celtic traditions, tune in.
Celtic music - it's just Irish and Scottish music, right? Wrong! Traditional Celtic music includes music from France, Spain, The Isle of Man, Cornwall, Wales and Canada as well as Ireland and Scotland! Yup, to find out more tune in.