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An award winning musician, the day before his leadership victory MacDonald played his fiddle for a ceilidh - a traditional Gaelic party - for cheering Tory delegates in a local pub.— Ottawa Sun
- If you can't make it to Liverpool on your next trip to England but you're a Beatles fan, there are plenty of EDINBURGH, Scotland - At a ball, wedding or funeral, a parade, clan "gathering" or even a ceilidh, Scotsmen are often dressed to kilt.— Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune
Three traditional Scottish bands will play at Saturday's ceilidh and schoolboy Graham Low will perform a piece of fiddle music written specially for the occasion, titled Karen Elizabeth Aim.
Off Kilter - an eclectic mix of everything from ceilidh to hip-hop dancing - will be performed over four days at the Festival Theatre.

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