The ensemble has delighted audiences at New Hampshire Highland Games (2010, 2012, 2014), Maine Highland Games (2014), Blackstone River Theatre (2012- 2019), Boston Celtic Music Fest (2012 & 2016), Colonial Williamsburg (2014 & 2015), notloB concert series (twice in 2013, 2015), Club Passim and The Burren. The band is: Betsy Ketudat (fiddle, Hardanger fiddle), Sarah MacConduibh (Irish flute, whistles, fife), Andrew McIntosh (Scottish smallpipes, border pipes), Chris Myers (guitar, octave mandolin, vocals), Diane Myers (vocals), Dave Cabral (cello) and Kyle Forsthoff (percussion).įormed in late 2008, Fellswater has performed for audiences ranging from 20 to 9,000. We play a wide range of music from Traditional to modern compositions that draws from the heritage of all the Celtic nations, especially Scotland, Ireland, Brittany and Canada. Tunes of the Scottish Gaidhealtachd with Alasdair White – Sunday Jan.Fellswater is Boston’s dynamic Celtic music ensemble. Irish Flute with Shannon Heaton – Sunday Jan. School of Music BCMFest workshops listed below.Ħ:25 Nathan Gourley, Laura Feddersen, and Devin McCabe Thank you all for your support and understanding during these unexpected times.įull livestream will be available here on this webpage /bcmfest as well as directly on our Youtube and Facebook pages. Events will be either prerecorded videos or real-time live streams. The large crowds and number of artists make BCMFest a higher risk event in regards to Covid in comparison to Passim’s regular programming at this time. Out of an abundance of caution for our artists, staff and patrons, we as a committee have decided to make this year’s festival virtual. Regrettably, the swift-moving outbreak of the Omicron variant in Boston and elsewhere has forced the Boston Celtic Music Fest organizing committee to reimagine BCMFest 2022. The festival features acts that are traditional as well as others that draw on contemporary sounds and ideas full-time, professional touring acts as well as evenings-and-weekends musicians and performers from across the generations. BCMFest showcases Greater Boston’s deep tradition of music, song and dance from Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton and other Celtic communities.

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