Albums from Macmeanmna
Gun Stad (Na h-Òganaich)
Long-awaited brand new album from the legendary Gaelic group, Na h-Òganaich: Margaret MacLeod, Donnie MacLeod and Noel Eadie. Produced and Engineered by Simple Minds' Mick MacNeil and Mastered at Abbey Road, London.
Bel Canto (Eilidh Mackenzie)
A story of songs inspired by the novel of the same name by American author, Ann Patchett.
Sealbh (Iain MacInnes)
A rich inheritance
Maidean Dubh' an Donais (Dr Angus MacDonald)
A long-awaited second solo album by one of the world's best pipers.
The Shores of Loch Ness (Niall Matheson)
A suberb debut album by one of the nation's best pipers.
Slighe an Airgid (Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association)
Gaelic choral singing at its very best
Dùsgadh fir na bainnse (Patrick Molard)
An album of ceol mor by the celebrated Breton piper
Lochbroom (Alasdair Gillies)
A stunning release by the celebrated piper
Keil Road (Donald Black)
Haunting traditional music on the mouthorgan, played by the maestro himself, Donald Black
Inveroran (Stuart Liddell)
Stuart's debut CD was named 'Album of the Year' for 2007 by the influential website, Pipes Drums
Thogainn ort fonn (Gillebrìde MacMillan)
Superb traditional singing from South Uist
Thall an Loch Aillse (Màiri Sìne Chaimbeul)
Màiri Sìne's debut album, Back in Lochalsh
Grinn Grinn (Cliar)
A superb third release by the celebrated group, Cliar
Northern Meeting (Various)
This double CD features performances at the Northern Meeting in Inverness by ten of the world's most successful competitive pipers
Ordinary Angel (Various)
14 mostly newly-recorded tracks by Blair Douglas, Michael Marra, Anne Martin, Donnie Munro, The Jennifer Forrest Band, Mackenzie, Dr Angus Macdonald, Peatbog Faeries, Arthur Cormack, Ingrid Henderson and Iain MacFarlane.
Kintulavaig (Jenna Cumming)
Superb debut album by a splendid traditional singer
Creag an Fhraoich (Iain MacKay)
This superb album is Iain's second with Macmeanmna
Bho Dòrn gu Dòrn (Bannal)
Bho Dòrn gu Dòrn features newly-recorded traditional waulking songs with a CD on one side, and a DVD on the other
Highland Games (Finlay MacDonald, Simon McKerrell & Chris Gibb)
Some of the great pipe tunes of Scotland, played by the most talented young pipers around.
An t-Eilean (Various)
An album produced in 2003 to mark the 200th anniversary of the ‘Selkirk’ emigrations from Skye
A Winter's Journey (Freeland Barbour)
A seasonal journey through northern lands
Eadarainn (Rona Lightfoot)
An album from a great piper, a hugely talented singer, and a veritable treasury of traditional Gaelic songs
Sgiath Airgid (Mary Smith)
Exceptional singing and a treasure-house of songs
Seòladh Dhachaidh (Kenneth Thomson)
The first solo album from Kenneth who is a very talented and popular solo singer, and a consummate musician
An Linne Dhubh (Freeland Barbour)
A delightful collection of music
Est. 1976 (Allan Henderson)
Highland Fiddling at its best
Dòchas (Dòchas)
Dòchas' highly acclaimed debut album
Fama Clamosa (Mackenzie)
The second release by Mackenzie, a Gaelic vocal group of three sisters Eilidh, Gillian and Fiona Mackenzie from Gress
Gun Tàmh (Cliar)
Cliar's second release which underlines their superb quality
A Highland Fiddler (Duncan Chisholm, Iain MacFarlane & Bruce MacGregor)
A superb album at the peak of Highland fiddling
Lasair Dhè (Cliar with Special Guests)
Lasair Dhè is a unique collection of spiritual music
Stepping Out (Alasdair MacCuish and the Black Rose Ceilidh Band)
Fantastic Scottish dance music from a band steeping in musical Highland tradition
101 Reasons to do nothing (Bruce MacGregor)
A new album by Bruce MacGregor, fiddler with Cliar and Blazin' Fiddles, which is a mixture of recent compositions and those of Bruce's late fiddle teacher, Donald Riddell.
The Angel Falls (Chaz Stewart)
An album by one of Scotland's leading guitarists
Close To Home (Donald Black & Malcolm Jones)
Two Highland musicians combine to create a masterpiece
Cliar (Cliar)
This is the February 2000 debut release from the band, which won the award for Best Album at the inaugural Scots Traditional Music Awards in 2003.
Sguab is Dlòth (Donnie Murdo MacLeod)
This album contains some of the most beautiful songs you will have heard in Gaelic, some of them almost forgotten, with very tasteful production by Mary Ann Kennedy.
Guth a Shnìomhas (Kenna Campbell)
This album includes songs of love and longing, and songs which give us a glimpse of a way of life and belief, all woven together by Kenna's exquisite voice.
The Skye Connection (Jennifer Forrest and her Scottish Dance Band)
Exhilarating music played by one of the nation's favourites
Camhanach (Mackenzie)
A beautiful album by sisters Fiona, Gillian & Eilidh from Gress on the Isle of Lewis
A Summer in Skye (Blair Douglas)
A hugely popular album, considered to be one of Blair's best.
Fo Smuain (Maeve MacKinnnon)
Maeve, from Barra, is wonderfully natural singer
Seòladh (Iain MacKay)
Wonderful traditional singing from the Isle of Lewis
Sìoda (Ishbel MacAskill)
Ishbel MacAskill has long been regarded as one of the finest Gaelic singers in Scotland
Strings Attached (Mary Ann Kennedy and Charlotte Petersen )
This is a lovely album of Gaelic song and harp tunes
Beneath the Beret (Blair Douglas)
Blair's second album
An t-Eilean (Skye the Island)
Gaelic music and song from the Isle of Skye.