Ian Davison – songmaker
On Christmas Day 2016, Ian Davison died. One of Scotland’s most prolific and able song makers in the traditional style, Ian, born in Glasgow in 1939, was captured for the Scottish Folk Revival by a 1957 lecture...
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On Christmas Day 2016, Ian Davison died. One of Scotland’s most prolific and able song makers in the traditional style, Ian, born in Glasgow in 1939, was captured for the Scottish Folk Revival by a 1957 lecture...
Read MorePosted by Webmaster | Feb 14, 2017 | Ecumenical, Latest News, St Mungo Festival, St Mungo Singers, Uncategorized |
This was the final service of the 2017 Festival and was organised by Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) in partnership with Glasgow City Council and the Mediaeval Glasgow Trust in Glasgow Cathedral. This year was a special occasion...
Read MorePosted by Webmaster | Feb 12, 2017 | Events, Glasgow events, Latest News |
It’s not part of the official Celtic Connections Festival programme but the Mass of our Celtic Roots at St. Aloysius, Garnethill, has become a fixture for many attending the Festival. It is always a feast of liturgical music for...
Read MorePosted by Webmaster | Feb 9, 2017 | Ecumenical, Events, Glasgow events, Latest News, St Mungo Festival |
Saturday morning of the Festival (14th January) saw the St. Mungo Singers, children from St. Denis’ Primary and harpist Carissa Swan joining Archbishop Tartaglia and Dr.Laurence Whitley for a celebration of the life of St. Mungo...
Read MorePosted by Webmaster | Feb 9, 2017 | Glasgow events, Latest News, St Mungo Festival |
On Friday evening, the Mass of St. Mungo was celebrated in St. Mungo’s Townead. Archbishop Tartaglia concelebrated with the priests of the Passionist community there (PP Fr Francis Keevins and Fr. Gareth Thomas), Archbishop...
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