Natalie MacMaster

Natalie MacMaster is a celebrated Canadian fiddler who has made an indelible mark on the world of Celtic and folk music. Born on June 13, 1972, in Troy, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, MacMaster is a heralded proponent of the Cape Breton fiddle tradition, a style deeply rooted in Scottish Highland settler communities. She began playing the fiddle at the tender age of nine, quickly demonstrating a prowess that would carry her far beyond her small-town roots. Her career took flight in the early 1990s, and since then she has been charming audiences worldwide with her vigorous playing and dynamic stage presence.

Over the years, Natalie MacMaster has curated a discography that showcases both the depth of her musical heritage and her innovative spirit. From her early work, which includes albums like "Fit As A Fiddle" and "No Boundaries," she established herself as a master of her craft, deftly weaving traditional tunes with contemporary flair. Her skillful artistry and passionate performances shine through in recordings like "In My Hands" and the Juno Award-winning album "My Roots Are Showing." A true family person, Natalie often collaborates with her husband, fellow musician Donnell Leahy, which is beautifully captured in projects like "A Celtic Family Christmas." Her 2019 release, "Sketches," is a testament to her enduring artistic vitality and her ability to enchant a new generation of listeners, solidifying Natalie MacMaster's status as an icon of fiddle music.

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