Malin Makes Music

Malin Makes Music

March 24, 2023
Start time - 19:30
Kilchoan Community Centre

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Malin Makes Music at Kilchoan Community Centre

Effervescent folk played on fiddle, bouzouki, double bass and a newly invented bagpipe.
Hair tingling, heart-wrenching and dance inducing melodies inspired by European folk traditions, humans, queerness and the universe.

Malin Makes Music is the band of composer, instrument maker, Musical Director, bagpiper and fiddle player Malin Lewis. Malin plays a set of unique self-made two octave Smallpipes that are opening up new possibilities for piping.
BBC Young traditional musician of the year finalist 2022 and Scots Trad ‘Up and Coming Musician of the year 2022’ Nominee, Malin is joined by acclaimed musicians Luc McNally (Dosca, Snuffbox) on bouzouki, Sally Simpson (Heisk, Westward the Light) on fiddle.

Recently Malin has been touring the UK with Making Tracks international Residency, Recording film music in Berlin, studying folk music in Helsinki and learning the tradition of the extinct Finnish Bagpipes as well as writing and performing music for ‘The strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart’ at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester.

At Celtic Connections 2023 Malin premiered their New Voices commission, Halocline. Named for the layer between salt and fresh water, halocline is a sequence of compositions reflecting on the liminal spaces between Malin’s outer and inner worlds.

Malin Makes Music will perform music from Halocline as well as traditional music from Finland, Karelia and Bulgaria, guaranteed to get you up on the dancefloor of Kilchoan Community Centre!

Their sound has been described as ‘Beautiful and raw’ and ‘a breath of fresh air’.
“A cutting edge creator” – Tom Service, BBC Radio 3
“The future of Scottish folk is here” – The Wire

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Kilchoan Community Centre

Kilchoan Community Centre is situated on Pier Road in Kilchoan on the way to the CalMac Ferry terminal. It hosts regular local produce markets in its large hall each year as well as playing host to several ceilidhs and community events. Nearby Kilchoan Community Park is a great place to let the children have a play or have a picnic. Their toilets are open to the public during centre opening hours and there are a couple of showers which are operated by token available from the friendly staff. The centre is also home to West Coast Crafts and Gift Shop an The Puffin Coffe Shop and Cafe. A great place to shop for some local souveniers or grab a snack whilst waiting for the ferry to Tobermory. Take time too to enjoy the small geological exhibition, browse the tourist information and check out the latest wildlife sightings.

Address - Kilchoan Community Centre

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Accessibility - Accessible entrance and toilets

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