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Singers singing in Gàidhlig, and groups with Gàidhlig singers

• - Maggie MacInnes - Gaelic singer and clàrsach player from Barra
  
• - Fiona Mackenzie - Gaelic singer and teacher, from Morayshire, living in Dingwall
  
• - Nigheanan Glengarry is a musical ensemble from Glengarry County, Ontario, comprised of 6 women, whose aim is to preserve their Celtic Heritage, through music and song. Singing mostly in Gaelic, Nigheanan's main interest lies in the traditional music of th
  
• - Ishbel MacAskill - a traditional Gaelic singer from the island of Lewis
  
• - Gàidhlig singer an teacher from Uig, Lewis
  
• - Gàidhlig (Scottish and Irish) singer, songwriter, guitar player, language worker, music manager
  
• - A group of three MacKenzie sisters, Eilidh, Fiona and Gillian, Gaelic singers from Lewis
  
• - A group with fluent Gaelic speakers playing Scottish, Irish and Cape Breton music
  
• - Scottish Fiddler, Step-Dancer, Composer and Gaelic speaker. Karen Steven has taught fiddle and step dance at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig on Skye, fiddle festivals and Fèisean and is a traditional music tutor at the North Highland College in Scotland.
  
• - A group of five girls performing traditional Scottish and Irish music and Gaelic song
  
• - A music and dance ensemble dedicated to the representation and continuation of the Celtic and early European musical traditions. Based in the Bay Area, California.
  
• - Mairi MacInnes - Scottish Gaelic singer, composer and songwriter from South Uist
  
• - Official unofficial website of The Rankins (formerly known as The Rankin Family), a musical family from Mabou, Cape Breton
  
• - Consisting of Gaelic singer Maggie Carchrie and keyboardist-percussionist Thomas Leigh, Rù-Rà fuses traditional Scottish Gaelic lyrics and melodies with modern electronic dance music and world percussion. Performs at venues such as Highland Games and C
  
• - A dance group performing percussive traditional Scottish step-dances, traditional music and Gaelic song
  
• - Scottish music on harmonica with guitar accompaniment. (Malcolm Jones is also a member of Runrig)
  
• - Gaelic singer, folklorist, writer, lecturer, and storyteller. Originally from Skye.
  
• - Traditional band based in Edinburgh
  
• - Anna Murray, Gàidhlig singer, piper, actress, TV presenter, from Lewis
  
• - Gaelic singer, teacher, guitarist, storyteller from Canada
  
• - Gaelic singer and teacher of Scottish dance and song, from Massachusetts, USA.
  
• - Six piece band performing music and songs very true to the Scottish Gaelic tradition
  
• - A band from Seattle which plays melodic punk rock in the Gaelic language.
  
• - Traditional Gaelic singer from Lewis
  
• - Band formed by students at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Scotland's Gaelic-medium college
  
• - Seven piece band formed by graduates or students from two of Scotland's major institutions of music, playing Scottish and Irish traditional music
  
• - Anna Martin, Gàidhlig singer from and living in Skye. Recording and performing traditional Scottish Gaelic song.
  
• - Mary Jane Lamond - Gaelic singer singing songs from the Cape Breton tradition
  
• - An Cruinne - A group of young singers in Cape Breton
  
• - An Cliath Clis - Milling frolic performing group in Halifax, Nova Scotia
  
• - Wisconsin based group singing mostly in Irish Gaelic but also Scottish Gaelic, etc.
  
• - Gaelic singer and musician from North Uist
  
• - Originally a four part Gaelic choir from Seattle, Seirm now also performs staged music dramas and includes instrumentalists as a part of the group.
  
• - Scottish/Gaelic rock band, often in UK Top Ten, gold disc winners, with large international fan-base especially in Denmark and Germany, cult status
  
  

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