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Julie Fowlis a' toirt cuireadh dhuibh tighinn cuide rithe a chur fàilte air an dlùth-cheangal eadar sluagh, creutairean agus ceòl.

Julie Fowlis narrates an unforgettable celebration of the close relationship found on the Islands between people, wildlife and music.

S gann gu bheil àite sam bith ann far am bi dùthaich agus ceòl cho dlùth ri chèile is a tha anns na h-Innse Gall. Chan iongnadh sin, seach gun robh spiorad a' chiùil an seo riamh a' tighinn on t-saoghal nàdarrach.Ann an sreath ùr air 91Èȱ¬ ALBA, bithidh Julie Fowlis a' toirt cuireadh dhuibh tighinn cuide rithe a chur fàilte air an dlùth-cheangal eadar sluagh, creutairean agus ceòl. Anns a' chiad phrògram san t-sreath, bidh Maighread Stiùbhart, Seumas Geumach, Gillebride Mac 'Ille Mhaoil agus Julie a' seinn òrain a bhios a' toirt beò dealbh dhen Mhuir.

There are few places in the world where landscape and music are as closely entwined as the Hebrides. It's not surprising - music here has always drawn inspiration from the natural world. Julie Fowlis narrates an unforgettable celebration of the close relationship found on the Islands between people, wildlife and music. In the first programme, Margaret Stewart, James Graham, Gillebride MacMillan and Julie perform songs inspired by the sea.

In Gaelic with English subtitles