Gaelic music
Highland musical tradition
Gaelic music refers to the traditional musical traditions of Gaelic-speaking peoples—primarily Irish and Scottish.
The term encompasses vocal styles, instrumental music featuring fiddles, pipes, harps, and tin whistles, and distinctive rhythmic patterns suited to traditional dances like jigs and reels.
The pub featured live Gaelic music on weekends.
- sean-nós singingTraditional Irish unaccompanied vocal music
- Celtic heritageLegacy of ancient Britons
- Scottish HighlandsMountainous northern Britain
- Highland gamesScottish athletic festival
- fiddleAdjust restlessly; folk violin
pub session · laments · harp · jigs · bodhrán · bagpipes · communal singing · tin whistle · storytelling sessions · reels · Irish folklore · clan traditions · oral storytelling · folk revival · solo recitals · accordion · rhythmic clapping · ballads
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