radio Prog on Scottish song

Subject: radio Prog on Scottish song
From: Mr Red
Date: 27 Feb 19 - 02:29 AM

Julie Fowlis' Heritage Well It's next showing on BBC Radio 4 Extra Today, 1:30pm and on Radio 4 Extra February 28th at 1:30am

She regularly referred to a Gaelic archive website which is proving difficult for this anglophone to track down. However Edinburgh Uni seems to get close.

tobarandualchais.co.uk/ might be the one referred to in the prog.

Subject: RE: radio Prog on Scottish song
From: Anne Neilson
Date: 27 Feb 19 - 03:01 AM

If the archive is as you describe above, you can also access it by entering Kist o Riches -- the material is song (both Scots and Gaelic), stories and folk tales, interviews etc., and comes from several sources such as The School of Scottish Studies in Edinburgh University.

You can search by geographical area, by song title, by contributor.

Subject: RE: radio Prog on Scottish song
From: Mr Red
Date: 27 Feb 19 - 05:42 AM

If there are any Gàidhligophones who could correct my FAQ page I would be greatful. Just did it today via faclair.com/. Only Kernawek left for the UK set.

Mr Red's FAQ's in Gàidhlig

TIA

Subject: RE: radio Prog on Scottish song
From: FreddyHeadey
Date: 27 Feb 19 - 04:15 PM

Thanks. An interesting programme.

I'm sure you are correct with the tobarandualchais link - Tobar an Dualchais / Well Of Heritage / Kist o Riches.

btw , at the moment I can find http://mister.red/Faq/FAQIrish.htm but not a 'FAQscots'. (it goes to a 'sedoparking' page ...?)
(http://mister.red/Faq/)

Subject: RE: radio Prog on Scottish song
From: Mr Red
Date: 28 Feb 19 - 07:57 AM

Ah latency of upload/BT notso HotSpot. Late last night. I was re-shuffling the links on the homepage to group the Teutonic, east European, Celtic, Romance and Arabic languages more logically.

Works now - Mgh. Dearg's CÀBHA (Ceistean Àbhaisteach)

Do you speaka da lingo?