Ewan Cameron |
Nicky Grant |
Having grown up in the North-East of Scotland, Ewan was exposed to traditonal Scottish music from an early age. He brings this background to his playing with Roseville Fair. His whistle style has been described as fluid and rhythmical - and he is also Roseville Fair's self-appointed whistle maestro!
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Having graduated from the Royal Academy of Music in 2009, Nicky has carved a successful and varied career teaching and performing. With Roseville Fair, she is going back to her roots in traditional music which started with a family background in the piping world. In her non existent spare time, she can be founding dancing with Whip the Cat Rapper and Clog or rescuing her knitting from her two feline friends.
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Adam Beresford-BrowneAdam learned to play guitar accompaniment in sessions around Ireland and England, and has developed a style that blends celtic, scandinavian and blues/jazz genres. In addition to playing guitar for ceilidhs, he dances with Earlsdon Morris and also sings and plays mandolin in a number of other folk projects.
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Jen MorganJen loves calling ceilidhs to dancers of every age and ability. She brings a big selection of dances, both new and traditional, for every occasion. She has a passion for inclusive dance and calling without reference to gender. In her spare time, she is learning tango and blues dancing.
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