Mairi Campbell's guest appearances

Mairi Campbell

Ayepod.net Scottish Traditional Musician Discussions Podcast

Adam Sutherland's Interesting People Podcast

Porty Podcast

Taking Note

Creative Engagement Podcast

Josie Duncan

Catherine Heymans

Peter Jones

David Williams

Mary Campbell

Mark Mandel

Adam Sutherland

Tommy Sheppard

Julia Barton

Matt McPherson

Louise Young

Karl Stern

Jenny Martin

Fergus Muirhead

Shauna Macdonald

OwlTail

Mairi Campbell is a pioneering musician receiving critical attention for her remarkable singing, powerful concerts and unique solo music theatre productions that push the boundaries of Scottish traditional music. Her music, which combines voice and viola, has a rooted quality, encompassing wide-ranging interests from Scottish dance music to soundings and improvisations.Mairi’s voice has been heard worldwide thanks to her version of Auld Lang Syne, with David Francis as the Cast, being used in the pivotal New Year’s Eve scene of the blockbuster movie Sex and the City. Her portfolio encompasses concerts, music theatre productions and education work. In 2019 Mairi was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame.Please consider supporting the podcast by subscribing on Bandcamp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mairi Campbell is a pioneering musician receiving critical attention for her remarkable singing, powerful concerts and unique solo music theatre productions that push the boundaries of Scottish traditional music. Her music, which combines voice and viola, has a rooted quality, encompassing wide-ranging interests from Scottish dance music to soundings and improvisations.Mairi’s voice has been heard worldwide thanks to her version of Auld Lang Syne, with David Francis as the Cast, being used in the pivotal New Year’s Eve scene of the blockbuster movie Sex and the City. Her portfolio encompasses concerts, music theatre productions and education work. In 2019 Mairi was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame.Please consider supporting the podcast by subscribing on Bandcamp See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode I interview Mairi Campbell. Mairi Campbell is a pioneering Scottish musician whose work is rooted in, and draws from, her personal stories and cultural concerns. After studying classical viola at the Guildhall School of Music, she has become an established member of Scotland’s traditional music scene, pushing the boundaries with her use of free improvisation, songs and stagecraft. As an interpreter of Scots song, with David Francis, Mairi has contributed a significant number of songs to its current canon. She is the recipient of six national music awards including the Inspiration Award in 2018. In 2019 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Her first two solo shows Pulse (2016) and Auld Lang Syne (2018) have gained much critical acclaim and toured widely. The third part of her solo trilogy is due in 2021. Since 2010 Mairi has been co-writing songs with musician and producer Dave Gray. These are now being realised on stage by her nine-piece ensemble, the Pendulum Band. Their music is also the voice of the giant puppet, Storm, which will travel round the coastline of Scotland throughout 2020. Mairi Campbell Website  |    Darling Don't Be Silent  | Weekly fiddle class on Zoom If you enjoyed this podcast please give us a rating and write a review where you listen to podcasts. Please share this with friends by sending the link. If you would like to share your thoughts about this podcast you can also email Daniel Mandel. About your Host Daniel Mandel Daniel Mandel is a Life Coach, Singer Songwriter and Story teller. Creative Engagement Coaching Website Download the Write Your Own Song experiment! New FREE mini-course: Engage Curiosity Through 7 Lenses of Experience Email Daniel: coach@danielrmandel.com or artist@danielrmandel.com  My purpose is to stimulate curiosity that will lead to play so that we can all live our most meaningful adventure! In my work as a coach I create transformation through curiosity and creativity to allow LGBTQ+ folks to address the challenges of living life motivating and inspiring self first and then others.

In this episode I interview Mairi Campbell. Mairi Campbell is a pioneering Scottish musician whose work is rooted in, and draws from, her personal stories and cultural concerns. After studying classical viola at the Guildhall School of Music, she has become an established member of Scotland’s traditional music scene, pushing the boundaries with her use of free improvisation, songs and stagecraft. As an interpreter of Scots song, with David Francis, Mairi has contributed a significant number of songs to its current canon. She is the recipient of six national music awards including the Inspiration Award in 2018. In 2019 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Her first two solo shows <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/pulse/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pulse</a> (2016) and <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/auld-lang-syne/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Auld Lang Syne</a> (2018) have gained much critical acclaim and toured widely. The third part of her solo trilogy is due in 2021. Since 2010 Mairi has been co-writing songs with musician and producer Dave Gray. These are now being realised on stage by her nine-piece ensemble, the <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/pendulum-band/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pendulum Band</a>. Their music is also the voice of the giant puppet, Storm, which will travel round the coastline of Scotland throughout 2020. <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mairi Campbell Website</a>  |    <a href="https://soundcloud.com/mairi-campbell/darling-dont-be-silent" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Darling Don't Be Silent</a>  | Weekly <a href="https://www.insideoutmusician.com/course/slow-session-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fiddle class on Zoom</a> If you enjoyed this podcast please give us a rating and write a review where you listen to podcasts. Please share this with friends by sending the link. If you would like to share your thoughts about this podcast you can also email <a href="mailto:%20coach@danielrmandel.com">Daniel Mandel</a>. <h3>About your Host Daniel Mandel</h3> Daniel Mandel is a Life Coach, Singer Songwriter and Story teller. <a href="https://creativeengagementcoaching.mykajabi.com/opt-in-home-page" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Creative Engagement Coaching Website</a> Download the <a href="https://creativeengagementcoaching.mykajabi.com/learn-how-to-write-songs-1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Write Your Own Song</a> experiment! New FREE mini-course: <a href="https://creativeengagementcoaching.mykajabi.com/engage-curiosity-through-7-lenses-of-experience" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Engage Curiosity Through 7 Lenses of Experience</a> Email Daniel: <a href="mailto:coach@danielrmandel.com">coach@danielrmandel.com</a> or <a href="mailto:artist@danielrmandel.com">artist@danielrmandel.com </a> My purpose is to stimulate curiosity that will lead to play so that we can all live our most meaningful adventure! In my work as a coach I create transformation through curiosity and creativity to allow LGBTQ+ folks to address the challenges of living life motivating and inspiring self first and then others.

Creative Engagement 002 Mairi Campbell 

My guest on this episode of Adam Sutherland's Interesting People is Scottish singer, violist, fiddler, step-dancer and actor, Mairi Campbell.  During our chat, Mairi tells me about growing up in Edinburgh and dedicating herself to a solid classical music education.  But always in the background there was some kind of deeper yearning.  This has sometimes resulted in what could be described as a 'respectful unwillingness' to always conform.  And growing up, it might have gotten her into one or two musical scrapes, but ultimately has allowed her to find her feet.. to find her pulse.   Mairi's story is both enlightening and entertaining.  I feel that her insightful musings are bound to resonate with many.  In fact, the success of the first two chapters in her trilogy of theatre shows about her journey are a solid testament to that.   'Pulse' - Mairi's first theatrical debut received critical acclaim during a month of shows at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe.  In August 2018 she returned to the Fringe with the second instalment, 'Auld Lang Syne', and I was very intrigued to hear, first hand, about it's creation.*  Listeners to this podcast will also hear about many other things, including: Mairi's plans for the third and final chapter of her trilogy, the time that US hit sitcom 'Sex and the City' used her and her husband Dave's version of Auld Lang Syne, and some of her thoughts on the state of traditional music in Scotland today.   All in all, an extremely thought provoking conversation between a very fine Scottish artist and some skinny bloke from the hills above Loch Ness.   *The author of this podcast had wished to air this episode before Mairi's run of Fringe shows, but unfortunately succumbed to the pressures of a two months of his own crazy performing schedule, so wishes to extend sincere apologies to Mairi for that.   **I am gradually improving my technological equipment and also my skills at recording and editing.  Sound quality is on an upward trajectory.  

My guest on this episode of Adam Sutherland's Interesting People is Scottish singer, violist, fiddler, step-dancer and actor, <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mairi Campbell</a>.  During our chat, Mairi tells me about growing up in Edinburgh and dedicating herself to a solid classical music education.  But always in the background there was some kind of deeper yearning.  This has sometimes resulted in what could be described as a 'respectful unwillingness' to always conform.  And growing up, it might have gotten her into one or two musical scrapes, but ultimately has allowed her to find her feet.. to find her <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/pulse/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">pulse</a>.   Mairi's story is both enlightening and entertaining.  I feel that her insightful musings are bound to resonate with many.  In fact, the success of the first two chapters in her trilogy of theatre shows about her journey are a solid testament to that.   'Pulse' - Mairi's first theatrical debut received <a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/pulse-reviews/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">critical acclaim</a> during a month of shows at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe.  In August 2018 she returned to the Fringe with the second instalment, '<a href="https://mairicampbell.scot/auld-lang-syne/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Auld Lang Syne</a>', and I was very intrigued to hear, first hand, about it's creation.*  Listeners to this podcast will also hear about many other things, including: Mairi's plans for the third and final chapter of her trilogy, the time that US hit sitcom 'Sex and the City' used her and her husband Dave's version of Auld Lang Syne, and some of her thoughts on the state of traditional music in Scotland today.   All in all, an extremely thought provoking conversation between a very fine Scottish artist and some skinny bloke from the hills above Loch Ness. *The author of this podcast had wished to air this episode before Mairi's run of Fringe shows, but unfortunately succumbed to the pressures of a two months of his own crazy performing schedule, so wishes to extend sincere apologies to Mairi for that.   **I am gradually improving my technological equipment and also my skills at recording and editing.  Sound quality is on an upward trajectory.

Adam Sutherland's Interesting People - Mairi Campbell

The singer, Mairi Campbell, is preparing a new show for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It's called "Mairi Campbell - Auld Lang Syne" and explores her relationship with one of Scotland's favourite songs and how it's been used (and abused) around the world. The show is the middle part of a trilogy she's working on with a world-class team from her home in Portobello.All music used with permission

The singer, Mairi Campbell, is preparing a new show for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It's called "Mairi Campbell - Auld Lang Syne" and explores her relationship with one of Scotland's favourite songs and how it's been used (and abused) around the world. The show is the middle part of a trilogy she's working on with a world-class team from her home in Portobello. All music used with permission