Featuring Allan Henderson, who pays tribute to some of his musical heroes, and the duo Smith and McClennan, with songs that reveal a gentle influence of Nashville.
Air a l矛bhrigeadh le M脿iri Anna NicUalraig agus D貌mhnall E貌ghainn MacFhionghain. Chaidh Seirm a chl脿radh aig 脿m f猫is Celtic Connections anns an Fhaoilleach, 2019. Anns a鈥� phr貌gram seo chithear an sgr矛obhaiche ci霉il t脿lantach Ailean MacEanraig a鈥� d猫anamh moladh air cuid de na gaisgich ci霉il aige, agus e a鈥� toirt luchd-amhairc air ais gu freumhan a shlighe ci霉il fh猫in. Ann an cuideachd sgioba iomraiteach, tha e a鈥� tadhail 脿s 霉r air a鈥� che貌l a thug brosnachadh dha agus a chomharraich a bheatha nuair a dh鈥檌onnsaich e a chi霉ird na chluicheadair 貌g.
Tha an seinneadair folk Albannach Emily Smith agus a c猫ile ci霉il Jamie McClennan air dithis cho beothail 鈥檚 a tha ri chluinntinn ann an saoghal ce貌l folk aig an 脿m seo. Am measg na bhios iad a鈥� seinn anns a鈥� phr貌gram, tha 鈥楩irefly鈥� agus 鈥楾he Sweetest Girl鈥�; 貌rain a tha gu socair a鈥� foillseachadh buaidh Nashville.
Presented by Mary Ann Kennedy and D貌l E貌ghainn MacKinnon, Seirm was recorded during Celtic Connections in January 2019 and features some of the best musicians from the festival. In this episode, Allan Henderson pays homage to some musical heroes, taking viewers on a journey to his musical beginnings. Joined by a stellar group, he revisits the music that provided inspiration for his life during his formative years as a musician.
Scottish folk singer Emily Smith and musical partner Jamie McClennan are amongst the most vibrant duos on the folk scene today. Performing original songs by McClennan, the couple showcase a new sound owing as much to America as it does to Scotland. Their session in this episode includes warm performances of the personal and moving songs Firefly and The Sweetest Girl, and Emily鈥檚 love of transatlantic sounds takes on a gentle Nashville influence.
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