Seirm - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
The first episode of Seirm is presented by broadcaster Cathy MacDonald. Filmed in the atmospheric Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features incendiary performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing in this programme are country music star Kris Kristofferson, acclaimed singer Maggie MacInnes, Roddy Hart and The Lonesome Fire, Ballaké Sissoko and Vincent Ségal, Siobhan Miller and the influential Lúnasa from Ireland. A line-up guaranteed to raise your spirits.
Episode 2
The second episode of the music series Seirm is presented by broadcaster Cathy MacDonald. Filmed in the atmospheric Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing in this programme are acclaimed singer Gillebride MacMillan appearing with Kyle Carey from the US; James Grant; The Wainwright Sisters and, from France, Piaf! The Show.
Episode 3
The third episode of the music series Seirm presented by broadcaster Cathy MacDonald. Filmed in the atmospheric former cinema the Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing tonight is the acclaimed singer Siobhan Wilson. Seirm also celebrates Celtic music including the some of the best musicians from Scotland and Ireland in the shape of Kathleen NicAonghais, Dermot Byrne, Mike Vass agus Brian Finnegan and the brilliant Blue Rose Code.
Episode 4
Cathy MacDonald presents the fourth episode in the music series. Filmed in the atmospheric Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing in this episode is acclaimed musician Julie Fowlis, plus Altan, Robert Robertson, Flavia Coelho and Simon Thoumire and Dave Milligan.
Episode 5
Music programme presented by broadcaster Cathy MacDonald. Filmed in the atmospheric Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing are Robert Robertson, onstage with the Irish supergroup Altan; Siobhan Wilson; Ruth Keggin from the Isle of Man; and Flavia Coelho from Brazil.
Episode 6
The sixth episode of the music series Seirm, presented by broadcaster Cathy MacDonald. Filmed in the atmospheric Hillhead Bookclub before an audience at the Celtic Connections music festival in January 2016, this eclectic show features performances from the best of the festival alongside some unique musical collaborations.
Appearing are legendary musician Kris Kristofferson alongside Lúnasa, Siobhan Miller, The Wainwright Sisters and Kathleen MacInnes.
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