{"id":10510,"date":"2023-04-17T09:00:00","date_gmt":"2023-04-17T09:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/feisphaislig.com\/?p=10510"},"modified":"2023-04-11T15:47:36","modified_gmt":"2023-04-11T15:47:36","slug":"stramais-airson-sgoiltean-deiseil-airson-a-dhol-air-an-rathad-an-diugh-stramash-for-schools-gets-ready-to-hit-the-road-today","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/feisphaislig.com\/gd\/stramais-airson-sgoiltean-deiseil-airson-a-dhol-air-an-rathad-an-diugh-stramash-for-schools-gets-ready-to-hit-the-road-today\/","title":{"rendered":"Stramais Airson Sgoiltean Deiseil Airson a Dhol Air an Rathad An-Diugh! \/\/ Stramash for Schools Gets Ready to Hit the Road Today!"},"content":{"rendered":"
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F\u00e8is Ph\u00e0islig Launches ‘Stramash for Schools 2023’ Tour Today!<\/b><\/p>
F\u00e8is Ph\u00e0islig is set to bring traditional music and Gaelic culture to local schools with its ‘Stramash for Schools’ tour. The 15-day tour kicks off today and will visit 45 primary and secondary schools in Renfrewshire.<\/span><\/p>
Throughout the tour, three professional musicians will perform live traditional and Gaelic music, showcase different instruments, and teach pupils some Gaelic phrases. The project is part of a wider education programme developed ahead of the Royal National M\u00f2d returning to Paisley this October and has been made possible thanks to support from Renfrewshire Council and the M\u00f2d Ph\u00e0islig Local Organising Group. The programme aims to raise awareness and participation in the M\u00f2d, as well as let pupils know about the wider F\u00e8is programme of events.<\/span><\/p>
F\u00e8is Coordinator, Grant McFarlane, says: “We\u2019ve been successfully delivering Stramash for Schools for a number of years but will be visiting more schools than ever this year. Our hope is to inspire and engage young people with Scotland’s cultural heritage, and we’re grateful to Renfrewshire Council and the M\u00f2d Ph\u00e0islig Local Organising Group for making this project possible.”<\/span><\/p>
Mark Traynor, Head of Renfrewshire Council Instrumental Music Service, adds: <\/span>“F\u00e8is Ph\u00e0islig’s ‘Stramash for Schools’ is a wonderful opportunity for pupils in Renfrewshire to engage with traditional music and Gaelic culture. We’re proud to support F\u00e8is Ph\u00e0islig in their work to promote Scotland’s cultural heritage and provide opportunities for young people across Renfrewshire.”<\/span><\/p>
You can follow the fun on our Socials :\u00a0<\/span><\/p>