Musicians at home

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At Home Podcast

Led by RSCDS Music Director Ian Muir, the podcast starts with two marches with a North East of Scotland connection, played by Graham Berry and his wife, Angela Young. There’s another musical quiz and this week the interview from the archives features Ann Dix talking about her dance, Culla Bay. Luke Brady is back to review his “Albums of the Week” and takes up your feedback requests for even more music.

"I greatly appreciate the innovative way that the RSCDS in Edinburgh has ensured that we all keep up our dance skills and stay connected to one another throughout this challenging time. It was a real treat to have Angela teach the class accompanied by her husband, Graham? on the piano.

"I greatly appreciate the innovative way that the RSCDS in Edinburgh has ensured that we all keep up our dance skills and stay connected to one another throughout this challenging time. It was a real treat to have Angela teach the class accompanied by her husband, Graham? on the piano.

Thank you again to the imaginative team at RSCDS for implementing this social connection for all of us in the worldwide dancing community."

Helene and Douglas Nelson, rscdsgleneagles.org

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