SILLY WIZARD

Silly Wizard helped carry Scottish traditional music into the folk revival and recording era with drive, warmth, and instrumental bite. The group from Scotland became known for songs, fiddle tunes, pipes, accordion, and a stage energy that kept old repertory immediate. Their tag connects folk, Celtic song, and the modern life of Scottish dance and ballad traditions.

3 articles related to SILLY WIZARD:

Music Theory

8 songs to introduce Aeolian mode and natural minor scale

Over the past centuries, the composition of polyphonic music has been primarily focused on seven diatonic scales...
FIDDLE

The jig dance tradition: five centuries old and still counting

Jig is a folk dance that became popular in Scotland and northern England in the 16th century and in Ireland in the 18th...
Violin

The sad beauty of slow air in Archibald MacDonald of Keppoch

'Slow air' refers to the type of the Irish traditional music, first brought to a wider audience by the publishings of...