FISHING: In Airt & Sang with Tripple - Part of Edinburgh Tradfest 2024
Join us on 3rd May at the Scottish Storytelling Centre in celebration to launch FISHING, our May exhibition with an early evening session of songs from harmony singers Tripple.
About FISHING: In Airt & Sang with Tripple - Part of Edinburgh Tradfest 2024
Hailing from the northeast of Scotland, Tripple are mother Jill and siblings Cit and Annie who create contemporary arrangements of traditional songs with innovative and exciting harmonies, predominantly in Doric (northeast Scots).
The exhibition and songs will highlight the living heritage of fishing communities on Scotland's east coast.
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