How do yu say it? Ceilidh
(KAY-lee)- and what does it mean? an informal social gathering among neighbors, with or without singing, playing instruments, story telling, etc. spontaneously performed by some or all of those present; a visit, chat, gossip. (from The Concise Scots Dictionary)
MEET THE MUSICIANS!!
Peter
Bob has been with the Ceilidh Fiddlers since 2007 and played with them on the Ireland tour in 2008. Playing percussion, mainly the bohdran, he was given the nick name, "Accelarando Bob" on that tour because his rhythm was a bit too fast for the fiddlers style, since then they like to keep up His favorite sets are the reels, A commercial artist by trade, he is a partner at Rebel River Creative in Billings, MT. The agency used the Fiddlers' music for the agency's promo video. Check it out at rebelrivercreative.com,
Lauren
Theresa I have been with the Billings Ceilidh Fiddlers since about 2007. Playing with this wonderful, supportive fiddle group through all the "up beats and down beats" has been a totally fun and fantastic journey for me. Making music and learning an instrument is personally challenging; but definitely satisfying and rewarding. It's also a welcomed distraction from my life-long profession as a struggling potter and ceramic artist. Originally from central
Christian I have been playing violin for 8 years now. I have played with the fiddlers for 4 years off and on. My favorite piece is Finley Mac Rae.
Jennifer
Alicia
Alex
Laura
Sydney has played the violin for 9 years. She is currently a full-time student at Rocky Mountain College where she is studying Psychology. She joined the Ceilidh Fiddlers in 2012. She continues to take classical violin lessons from Randy Tracy.
Robert