Scottish Religious music

Caledonia Cathedral is a compilation of over forty well-known traditional hymn tunes played the world over but rarely heard on the pipes.

This unique musical style was recorded over two nights in October 2003 from the Back Free Church in Lewis, unrehearsed and unaccompanied. An amazingly moving experience for those taking part.

Wonderful choral music from this world -renowned choir conducted by Sir Hugh Roberton

recorded ‘live’ in lona Abbey by special permission of Historic Scotland and the lona Community in May 2004.Includes Highland Cathedral and Iona Boat song

An album of beautiful, thought-provoking songs which speak to the soul.

Released by popular demand, this collection brings together 21 favourite hymns and sacred songs sung by that most beloved of tenors, Kenneth McKellar with the Choir of Paisley Abbey

There are eighteen tracks, a few in English but mostly Gaelic including an extremely beautiful version of The Lord's Prayer (Urnaigh an Tighearna). An exquisite voice not to be forgotten.

Portions waled frae the New Testament in Scots. This Cd of selected passages from the The New Testament in Scots (as translated by WL Lorimer) was made for the Scots Language Society in 2006.

A unique musical event live at Celtic Connections. Rarely has Celtic Connections’ name seemed more apt than while witnessing this encounter between the singing congregations of Back Free Church, on Lewis, and the Mount Zion Church in Killin, Alabama.

On hearing Gaelic psalm-singing for the first time, some who are outside the culture find it an intensely moving experience.