What Have the Ulster-Scots Ever Done for Us? Episode 2 of 6 - Music

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Location

Belfast, Cookstown

Year

2024

Date

Length

29min 35sec

Audio

sound

Format

Digital

colour

Source

Sketchy Media

Courtesy

BBC NI, Sketchy Media

Rights Holder

Sketchy Media

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Description

Join Jane Rea and Jenny Brown as they explore the musical traditions and influence of Ulster-Scots culture. This engaging episode takes listeners on a journey through the world of marching bands, pipe competitions, and traditional music, including stops in Belfast, Cookstown, and the rural heartlands of Northern Ireland.

Featuring Glen Miller, a Canadian-born, Belfast-bred musician and community worker with over 40 years of experience in marching bands, the programme delves into the shared musical heritage of Ulster and Scotland. Through interviews, band practice sessions, and personal stories, listeners will gain insight into how music serves as both a cultural expression and a source of camaraderie.

Whether you're a fan of traditional tunes, interested in cultural history, or simply curious about the enduring legacy of Ulster-Scots music, this episode offers a rich and fascinating exploration of the ties between music and community.

Credits

Presented by Jane Rea and Jenny Brown
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