Jani Lang's guest appearances

Jani Lang

TradCafe

Edinburgh Tradfest

Kevin Henderson

Shannon Heaton

Eliza Carthy

Bruce Molsky

Greg Lawson

Karine Polwart

Keith Murphy

Natalie MacMaster

Chris Stone

Sam Sweeney

Joe K

Daoirí Farrell

Kevin Doyle

Moira Smiley

Anna Massie

OwlTail

Phil Alexander

Douglas and Jane-Ann speak to Karine Polwart and Dave Milligan about their recent collaboration and their forthcoming gig at Edinburgh Tradfest. Our hosts also catch up with Phil Alexander who is working on the Edinburgh Tradfest special commission Come All Ye. Pedro Cameron talks about the inspiration behind his song Rosanna, and Jani Lang talks about his musical journey from Hungary to Scotland.

Douglas and Jane-Ann speak to Karine Polwart and Dave Milligan about their recent collaboration and their forthcoming gig at Edinburgh Tradfest. Our hosts also catch up with Phil Alexander who is working on the Edinburgh Tradfest special commission Come All Ye. Pedro Cameron talks about the inspiration behind his song Rosanna, and Jani Lang talks about his musical journey from Hungary to Scotland.

Episode 10: Karine Polwart, Dave Milligan, Pedro Cameron, Phil Alexander, Jani Lang

Janos (Jani) Lang is a Hungarian fiddler living in Glasgow and in this episode he shares a unique story of moving to Scotland to follow his love of Celtic music only to find himself tapping back into his roots playing Romanian, Hungarian and Roma music. He talks about the experience of immigrating to the UK and his current work with Ando Glaso, featuring traditional musicians from the local Roma community to build bridges between them and the mainstream Scottish culture. Ando Glaso: https://www.andoglaso.org/ Dallahan: https://www.dallahanmusic.com/ Music in this episode: opening is a Romanian tune we learned from the Slovenian Fiddle Gang and the closing is a couple of tunes by Liz Carroll: Anne Lacey's and Sevens. 

Janos (Jani) Lang is a Hungarian fiddler living in Glasgow and in this episode he shares a unique story of moving to Scotland to follow his love of Celtic music only to find himself tapping back into his roots playing Romanian, Hungarian and Roma music. He talks about the experience of immigrating to the UK and his current work with Ando Glaso, featuring traditional musicians from the local Roma community to build bridges between them and the mainstream Scottish culture. Ando Glaso: <a href="https://www.andoglaso.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.andoglaso.org/</a> Dallahan: <a href="https://www.dallahanmusic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dallahanmusic.com/</a> Music in this episode: opening is a Romanian tune we learned from the Slovenian Fiddle Gang and the closing is a couple of tunes by Liz Carroll: Anne Lacey's and Sevens.

Episode 58: Jani Lang