Tha 24 deugaire gan deisealachadh fhèin gus toiseach-tòiseachaidh a dhèanamh air làithean-saora an t-samhraidh le bhith a' dèanamh air Port Rìgh anns an Eilean Sgitheanach airson na Sgoil Samhraidh Dràma. Air a cur air dòigh le Fèisean nan Gàidheal tha an sgoil fosgailte do luchd-labhairt na Gàidhlig eadar 14 agus 18 bliadhna a dh’aois agus tha i ruith eadar Diluain 4 agus Dihaoine 15 den Iuchar.
A-nise na ceathramh bhliadhna, tha an sgoil air sìor fhàs nas motha le taic bho Iomairt na Gàidhealtachd agus nan Eilean agus Bòrd na Gàidhlig, agus tha comharran bronsachail ann gun cùm i a’ fàs san àm ri teachd leis an àireamh as àirde de thagraichean shoirbheachail a bh’ ann gu ruige seo.
Bidh na com-pàirtichean, a bhuineas do gach ceàrnaidh de dh’Alba, a' coimhead air adhart ri ceala-deug a bhios loma-làn spòrs anns am faighear bun-stèidh air leth ann an caochladh sgilean a bhios feumail do chleasaichean, luchd-sgrìobhaidh agus luchd-stiùiriche ùra airson an àrd-ùrlair agus air beulaibh a’ chamara.
Fo smachd Artair Donald mar stiùiriche-ealain na Sgoile, bidh e fhèin agus an sgioba ealanta de luchd-oide aige - Frank MacConnaill, Wilma NicUalraig, Daibhidh Walker, Ruairidh MacNeacail agus Catrìona Lexy Chaimbeul uile ag obair gu cruaidh gus tàlant nan com-pàirtichean a leasachadh le sùil gun tèid dealbh-cluich ùr a thaisbeanadh air oidhche mu dheireadh na Sgoile.
Gheibhear cothrom an tàlant aca a chur gu feum air fiolm cuideachd le taic bhon sgioba aig FilmG far an tèid sgilean deatamach agus uidheamachd a thabhann gus fiolm ghoirid a riochdachadh a fhreagras air a’ cho-fharpais aig FilmG airson 2011. Bidh dòchas ann gun soiribhich leotha sa cho-fharpais mar a rinn compàirtichean na Sgoile Samhraidh Dràma ann an 2010.
Thèid toradh an cuid obrach tron cheala-deug a thaisbeanadh don mhòr-shluagh air an oidhche mu dheireadh den Sgoil Shamhraidh aig Stiùidio Fàs, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig ann an Slèite air Diardaoin 14 Iuchar aig 7.30f.
Tha Fèisean nan Gàidheal air leth toilichte gu bheil MG ALBA gu bhith an sàs sa Sgoil Shamhraidh Dhràma airson a’ chiad uair, càirdeas a th’air a’ chothroim Stiùidio Fàs a chleachdadh mar àite thaisbeanaidh agus feum a dhèanamh à taic teicnigeach tron chuirm.
A bharrachd air dràma Ghàidhlig cluinnear pailteas de cheòl tradiseanta leis gun tèid an oidhche thaisbeanaidh a chumail ann an co-bhonn le compàirtichean bho Fhèis Alba a bhios a' gabhail àite air a’ Phloc aig an aon àm.
Cosgaidh tiogaidean airson an tachartais £6 agus £3. Gheibh clann còmhla ri inbheach a-steach an asgaidh. Airson fiosrachadh mu thiogaidean fònaibh gu 01478 613 555 no cuiribh post-dealain gu brath@feisean.org
Airson tuilleadh fiosrachaidh mun Sgoil Shamhraidh Ghàidhlig cuiribh fios gu Oifgear Dràma Fèisean nan Gàidheal Dougie Beck air 01463 225559 no air post-dealain dougie@feisean.org
‘S e iomairt Fèisean nan Gàidheal a th’ anns an Sgoil Shamhraidh Dhràma a tha a' faighinn taic bho Bhòrd na Gàidhlig, Iomairt na Gàidhealtachd ‘s nan Eilean, Alba Chruthachail, Comhairle na Gàidhealtachd agus Eden Court.
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Monday, 27 June 2011
BBC ALBA – WEEKLY PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS Saturday 9 July – Friday 15 July 2011
Title: Blas 2010 Music Festival
Highlights from Donnie Munro's performance at the Blas 2010 festival. The concert also features Iain MacFarlane, Ingrid Henderson and Ewan Robertson.
Transmitted: Saturday 9 July
Time: 9.00 – 10.00pm
Title: Cuirm @ Celtic: Taigh Ciuil - Paul McKenna
Julie Fowlis presents the Paul McKenna Band in concert from Glasgow's Fruitmarket during Celtic Connections.
Transmitted: Saturday 9 July
Time: 10.00 – 10.30pm
Title: Alleluia / Spiritual Music & Verse
A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from across the series including Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre with Psalm 36, James Graham singing Och a Shlànaigheir Chaoimh and Calum Martin with Psalm 62.
Transmitted: Sunday 10 July
Time: 7.30 – 8.00pm
Title: Taghadh bho Na Trads
Music and chat from the Trad Award Winners – some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Tonight’s show features Julie Fowlis and her band.
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 8.30 – 9.00pm
Title: Trusadh – Gunnaichean ann an Alba / Guns in Scotland
The gun has played a major role in rural Scottish life for generations. To this day, the history and cultural heritage of hunting and shooting for sport generates a vital income, especially during the busy Autumn / Winter season. Non traditional seasonal activities such as clay pigeon shooting are also on the increase.
We meet those who shoot for sport, find out about how the police implement and control the issuing of firearm certificates at a local level, and discover that the art of gun making is still very much a lucrative part of rural Scottish life today as we meet some of these craftsmen at work.
Debate continues to surround gun legislation in Scotland though, following the horrors of Dunblane and more recent atrocities, including Cumbria last year . These incidents have added to the stigma of all gun holders in society, irrespective of their reason, or right to have a gun.
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 9.00 – 10.00pm
Title: Dannsa
The latest Dannsa instalment, following six different dance groups from around Scotland through the highs and lows of rehearsal, competition and performance. The groups are highly diverse in location, style, aspiration, age and accomplishment, including The Space at Dundee College, the teenage girls of the Fusion dance class in Aberdeen, the Ballet West school in Taynuilt, Oban, the asylum seekers and refugees of the Maryhill Integration Network in Glasgow and the over sixties at Dance Base in Edinburgh.
In this programme, street-dancing crew Heavy Smokers welcome presenters Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker to Livingston.
All groups along with their teachers and choreographers face the challenge of putting a special dance piece together for a show which will see all six groups showcasing their talents on the same stage for one night only. Renowned Scottish contemporary choreographer Mr Andy Howitt will have the demanding task of incorporating all six groups for the end of series performance special at the Tramway Theatre in Glasgow.
Dannsa...........six groups, six different dance styles, one live dance show!
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 10.00 – 10.30pm
Title: A Rèir Na h-Aimsir – Uidhist a Tuath
More often than not the subject of the weather forecast is the first topic of conversation with people you have never met. We continue our weather adventure through the Western Isles in North Uist. On Clettraval we meet a man who paints the weather, it's all aboard for an evening sail with skipper Angus and in Clachan Sands we find out the best weather for thatching.
Transmitted: Tuesday 12 July
Time: 8.30 – 9.00pm
Title: An Aghaidh an t-Srutha / Celtic Radicals
The Celtic influence on the birth of the Labour Party.
Transmitted: Wednesday 13 July
Time: 10.30 – 10.55pm
Highlights from Donnie Munro's performance at the Blas 2010 festival. The concert also features Iain MacFarlane, Ingrid Henderson and Ewan Robertson.
Transmitted: Saturday 9 July
Time: 9.00 – 10.00pm
Title: Cuirm @ Celtic: Taigh Ciuil - Paul McKenna
Julie Fowlis presents the Paul McKenna Band in concert from Glasgow's Fruitmarket during Celtic Connections.
Transmitted: Saturday 9 July
Time: 10.00 – 10.30pm
Title: Alleluia / Spiritual Music & Verse
A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from across the series including Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre with Psalm 36, James Graham singing Och a Shlànaigheir Chaoimh and Calum Martin with Psalm 62.
Transmitted: Sunday 10 July
Time: 7.30 – 8.00pm
Title: Taghadh bho Na Trads
Music and chat from the Trad Award Winners – some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Tonight’s show features Julie Fowlis and her band.
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 8.30 – 9.00pm
Title: Trusadh – Gunnaichean ann an Alba / Guns in Scotland
The gun has played a major role in rural Scottish life for generations. To this day, the history and cultural heritage of hunting and shooting for sport generates a vital income, especially during the busy Autumn / Winter season. Non traditional seasonal activities such as clay pigeon shooting are also on the increase.
We meet those who shoot for sport, find out about how the police implement and control the issuing of firearm certificates at a local level, and discover that the art of gun making is still very much a lucrative part of rural Scottish life today as we meet some of these craftsmen at work.
Debate continues to surround gun legislation in Scotland though, following the horrors of Dunblane and more recent atrocities, including Cumbria last year . These incidents have added to the stigma of all gun holders in society, irrespective of their reason, or right to have a gun.
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 9.00 – 10.00pm
Title: Dannsa
The latest Dannsa instalment, following six different dance groups from around Scotland through the highs and lows of rehearsal, competition and performance. The groups are highly diverse in location, style, aspiration, age and accomplishment, including The Space at Dundee College, the teenage girls of the Fusion dance class in Aberdeen, the Ballet West school in Taynuilt, Oban, the asylum seekers and refugees of the Maryhill Integration Network in Glasgow and the over sixties at Dance Base in Edinburgh.
In this programme, street-dancing crew Heavy Smokers welcome presenters Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker to Livingston.
All groups along with their teachers and choreographers face the challenge of putting a special dance piece together for a show which will see all six groups showcasing their talents on the same stage for one night only. Renowned Scottish contemporary choreographer Mr Andy Howitt will have the demanding task of incorporating all six groups for the end of series performance special at the Tramway Theatre in Glasgow.
Dannsa...........six groups, six different dance styles, one live dance show!
Transmitted: Monday 11 July
Time: 10.00 – 10.30pm
Title: A Rèir Na h-Aimsir – Uidhist a Tuath
More often than not the subject of the weather forecast is the first topic of conversation with people you have never met. We continue our weather adventure through the Western Isles in North Uist. On Clettraval we meet a man who paints the weather, it's all aboard for an evening sail with skipper Angus and in Clachan Sands we find out the best weather for thatching.
Transmitted: Tuesday 12 July
Time: 8.30 – 9.00pm
Title: An Aghaidh an t-Srutha / Celtic Radicals
The Celtic influence on the birth of the Labour Party.
Transmitted: Wednesday 13 July
Time: 10.30 – 10.55pm
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