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Cuirm-chiùil shònraichte mar phàirt de Celtic Connections aig Tallaichean Bhaile Ghlaschu gus leth-cheud bliadhna den cholaiste Ghàidhlig, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, a’ chomharrachadh.

Bidh sàr luchd-ciùil an làthair a’ cuimhneachadh mar a thug a’ cholaiste buaidh air cultar is dualchas na h-Alba agus air a’ bheatha aca fhèin, nam measg Julie Fowlis, Donnie Rothach, Christine Primrose, Maighread Stiùbhart, Fergie Dòmhnallach is caraidean, Sian, Dàimh, Dòchas & Pàdraig Mac a’ Phearsain. Cuideachd, le taic bhon Stiùiriche Ciùil Mhairi Hall, cluinnear an Còmhlan Taighe – sin Marc Clement, Patsy Reid, Fraser Stone, Ingrid NicEanraig agus Aonghas MacCoinnich. Bidh an Dotair J. Decker Forrest os cionn còmhlan-ciùil pìoba, bidh oileanaich bhon chùrsa BA (le Urram) Gàidhlig is Ceòl Traidiseanta a’ seinn agus bidh Eòghann MacEanruig agus Joy Dunlop mar fear is bean an taighe airson na h-oidhche.

Special concert hosted at City Halls in Glasgow as part of Celtic Connections celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Gaelic college, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. A star-studded line-up of musicians and singers mark how the college has influenced and inspired them and note its impact on Scottish culture and heritage.

Leading musical luminaries affiliated with the college and performing on the night include Julie Fowlis, Donnie Munro, Christine Primrose, Margaret Stewart, Fergie MacDonald and friends, Sian, Dàimh, Dòchas and Peter MacPherson. The house band features Musical Director Mhairi Hall, Marc Clement, Patsy Reid, Fraser Stone, Ingrid Henderson and Angus MacKenzie. Dr J. Decker Forrest leads a pipe band ensemble and students from the BA (Hons) Gaelic and Traditional Music course perform.

Celebrating 50 years of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the evening is hosted by Ewen Henderson and Joy Dunlop.

In Gaelic with English subtitles