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Name: | Rachel Caimbeul |
Age: | 24 |
Year of the Fix: | 2014 |
Location: | Inverness |
Campaign: | To promote traditional Scottish music in the Highlands |
Ever since I started playing the fiddle at the age of ten, I fell in love with traditional Scottish music.
Made up of disciplines including bagpiping and Gaelic dance, it’s a huge part of Scotland’s national identity.
Unfortunately, I think it’s being overshadowed as young people look to more modern forms of entertainment.
In a bid to keep this tradition going, however, I recently formed the Caledonian Ceilidh Trail.
The voluntary project gives young people aged 16-25 a chance to audition for a band and become a touring musician for three weeks a year.
With Fixers, I have made a film, which covers a performance by this year’s successful candidates, who played at the Belladrum Festival in Inverness.
I hope by highlighting the importance of preserving Scottish music, future generations can help to keep this heritage alive.
Here is a list of Fixers helping me with my Fix:
Angharad Whittle
Holly Strathdee
Liam Manion
Jordan Neil
Becky
Macauley Collinson
Sam Womack
Becky Thorn
Shak & Natasha
Meghann
Jack H
Shannon Rawlings
Mary-Anne White and Lucy Wills
Chelsie Brown
Fern Lulham
Hannah Carter
Olivia G
Jade Kingdom
Jo Quinn
Shano
Kiki
Mason Latey
Hannah Baker
Fixers
'Kate'
Timothy Cranfield
Ethan Mcinally
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