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Eilean Mara
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Spiorad Beatha
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Peaceful Ground
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Oran Na Mna

Artist > Maggie MacInnes

Maggie MacInnes Maggie MacInnes

Maggie Maclnnes was born in Glasgow and now lives in Ayrshire. She sings and plays clarsach (the Celtic harp). Her main interest lies in the Gaelic Tradition, having acquired her love of Gaelic music from her mother, the highly-acclaimed Gaelic singer Flora MacNeil MBE from the Island Of Barra in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.

Maggie MacInnes`s Albums

Eilean Mara - Maggie MacInnes Title:        Eilean Mara
Year:       1998
Tracks:   11
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Oran Na Mna - Maggie MacInnes Title:        Oran Na Mna
Year:       2007
Tracks:   11
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Peaceful Ground - Maggie MacInnes Title:        Peaceful Ground
Year:       2004
Tracks:   11
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Spiorad Beatha - Maggie MacInnes Title:        Spiorad Beatha
Year:       2001
Tracks:   12
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About Maggie MacInnes

Maggie MacInnes has been a member of various groups over the years, such as Ossian, Fuaim and Eclipse First. Along the way, Maggie has performed in many parts of Europe, especially Italy, and toured with the group Ossian in the USA and Nova Scotia, Canada. She has also appeared in concert alongside such names as Dougie MacLean, Boys of the Lough, jazz guitarist Martin Taylor, Capercaillie's Karen Matheson and former Runrig frontman Donnie Munro. Maggie has also been involved in music for theatre, having worked in the past with the 7:84 Theatre Company and Theatre Alba. In addition she worked on the soundtrack for a BBC play featuring Marianne Faithful!. Frequent appearances on BBC Alba, the main Gaelic broadcast medium in Scotland, indude'Tacsi" and "Talla a Bhaille", as well as her own half-hour program during the "Aite mo Ghaoil" series, which also featured Karen Matheson. "..her singing was such that no translations were necessary." "..her voice was haunting and angelic; and her chilling unaccompanied vocal on a Scottish lament earned the show's longest ovation from the sell-out crowd." Boston Globe, USA Other recordings include : "Cairistona" (lona Recordings) with George Jackson "Eclipse First" (Iona Recordings) "Names and Places" (lona Recordings) featuring Eclipse First and the Vale ofAtholl Pipe Band. "Spiorad Beatha" (Marram Music) "Peaceful Ground" (Marram Music)


   

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