Fionnlagh Mac A’ Phiocar’s interpretation of the music that comes from the culture of Scottish Gàidhlig, is regarded as a breath of fresh air – while being firmly rooted in the tradition he grew up in.
A native, 24-year-old Gàidhlig speaker from the Isle of North Uist, in the Outer Hebrides, Fionnlagh has been immersed in traditional music all his life.
His instrument is the Scottish smallpipe, which he combines with Gàidhlig song to create contrasting textures, woven in performance to create a euphonic, visceral sound which washes over audiences.
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