Duncan Chisholm

Duncan Chisholm is a Scottish folk musician primarily celebrated for his expressive mastery of the fiddle. Drawing from the rich musical heritage of the Highlands, Chisholm's compositions and interpretations weave a tapestry of melodies that pay homage to the landscape and stories of his ancestry. Born in Inverness, Scotland, Duncan has spent years honing his craft; his sound is deeply infused with the traditional music of Scotland, particularly that of his native land of the Highlands.

Over the years, Duncan Chisholm has produced an impressive discography that showcases his range as a musician and composer. Notable among his works are the albums "Affric," "Canaich," and "Farrar," which form a trilogical homage to the Scottish Highlands, reflecting the beauty and spirit of the region through a blend of contemporary folk music and age-old Highland traditions. His album "Sandwood," named after the legendary Sandwood Bay in Sutherland, continues his exploration of the Scottish landscape, providing a soundscape that is as evocative as it is hauntingly beautiful. Chisholm's ability to capture the essence of Scotland's natural environment in his music has earned him critical acclaim, with the fiddler taking listeners on aural journeys through the heart of Scottish identity and storytelling.

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Black Cuillin
Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 9, 2022
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