Below are versions of Hamish Henderson’s Freedom Come All Ye recorded to mark the coming into force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in January 2021.   Eileen Penman   Kim Edgar   Sylvia McGowan   Janet Russell   Margaret Bennett   Mairi Campbell   Karine Polwart Facebook Video   Robyn Stapleton … Continued

To view the document please click on the link: TDFS Statement of Accounts and Annual Report 2019-2020    

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Click the blue link to read the document: Statement of accounts 18-19

Here is a list of resources which may be useful to traditional musicians during this difficult time. Click the blue link: TMF – Coronavirus (COVID-19) Useful Resources for Traditional Musicians

SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS This study was commissioned by the Traditional Music Forum to generate a snapshot of the economic conditions experienced by people currently working in the sector in Scotland. A key driver for this research is to understand the effects of increasing digitalisation on the livelihoods and careers of Traditional Musicians in Scotland, … Continued

FULL REPORT This study was commissioned by the Traditional Music Forum to generate a snapshot of the economic conditions experienced by people currently working in the sector in Scotland. A key driver for this research is to understand the effects of increasing digitalisation on the livelihoods and careers of Traditional Musicians in Scotland, and to … Continued

This is multi-sensory story is suitable for all ages. It is based on the traditional Scottish tale The Sprightly Tailor and was originally developed to tell to children and young people with additional needs at the Royal Blind School in Edinburgh by storyteller Ailie Finlay.

This sensory story version of the famous Jack folk tale was developed by storyteller Ailie Finlay for children with complex additional needs, including those with PMLD (profound and multiple learning disabilities).

For children who like their stories very short and bouncy! Storyteller Ailie Finlay has developed a version of this well-known tiny tale which works well with young children and children with additional needs.