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Announcing the Traditional Music Forum of Scotland Workshops Programme Autumn 2025

Professional Development Opportunities for Traditional Musicians

We’re excited to launch our Workshops Programme Autumn 2025 –  a series of practical, industry-focused sessions designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills for your career as a self-employed traditional musician.

Following the success of our 2024 pilot in Glasgow and Edinburgh, we’re expanding! This year, you can join us not only in Glasgow and Edinburgh, but also in Inverness and Aberdeen.

From recording and releasing your music, to writing successful funding applications, planning tours, and managing your finances – our workshops are designed to help you succeed in the traditional music landscape today.

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INVERNESS
Eden Court

Recording & Releasing Your Music
with Barry Reid
Fri 19 Sept | 10am (3hrs)

Self-Promotion & Booking Gigs
with Ewan MacPherson
Fri 19 Sept | 2pm (3hrs)

Funding & Finances
with Fiona Dalgetty
Sat 20 Sept | 10am (3hrs)

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GLASGOW
Scottish Music Centre

Self-Promotion & Organising a Tour
with Katch Holmes
Fri 26 Sept | 10am (7hrs)

Funding & Finances
with Ailie Robertson
Fri 3 Oct | 10am (3hrs)

Recording & Releasing Your Music
with Euan Burton
Fri 3 Oct | 2pm (3hrs)

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EDINBURGH
Scottish Storytelling Centre

Self-Promotion & Organising a Tour
with Katch Holmes
Sat 27 Sept | 10.30am (7hrs)

Funding & Finances
with Ailie Robertson
Sat 4 Oct | 10.30am (3hrs)

Recording & Releasing Your Music
with Tom Oakes
Sat 4 Oct | 2.30pm (3hrs)

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ABERDEEN
Aberdeen Arts Centre

Funding & Finances
with Simon Gall
Fri 10 Oct | 10am (3hrs)

Recording & Releasing Your Music
with Tom Oakes
Fri 10 Oct | 2pm (3hrs)

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PRICING

3 hour workshops:
£15 / £13 / £7.50 (TMFS Members)
7 hour workshops:
£30 / £28 / £15 (TMFS Members)

TMFS members can enjoy an exclusive 50% discount on all workshops

 

Click here to book for INVERNESS, GLASGOW and ABERDEEN workshops
Click here to book for EDINBURGH workshops

 

These workshops are supported by TRACS (Traditional Arts & Culture Scotland) through Creative Scotland Multi-Year Funding