Port - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

Episode 1
Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh visit Brittany to discover more about traditional music in the islands. Port reveals their shared musical heritage and we hear from their musical friends who have roots in Brittany. Accompanying Julie and Muireann are renowned Gaelic singer and musician Mischa MacPherson and, from Ireland, the incredibly talented Laoise Kelly. Among the musicians playing with them will be Annie Ebrel, Erik Marchand, Jean-Michel Veillon, Jacky Molard and Sylvain Barou. Julie and Muireann meet local musicians Elouan Le Sauze and Louri Derrien for a rendition of local tune.

Episode 2
Musical documentary presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. They visit Asturias to discover more about traditional music in the islands. Port reveals their shared musical heritage and we hear from their musical friends who have roots in the region. Accompanying Julie and Muireann on the trip is renowned Irish musician Barry Kerr. Amongst the musicians playing with them will be Chus Pedro, the Tejedor brothers, Xose Ambas and Ruben Alba. Julie and Muireann also meet renowned chefs, Nacho and Esther Manzano, at their Michelin-starred restaurant in Gijon, Asturias.

Episode 3
This episode travels to mainland Europe to record the thriving Celtic heritage on the Iberian Peninsula. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh visit Galicia, accompanied by top musician Angus MacKenzie from Skye and multi-instrumentalist Barry Kerr from Belfast. During their trip to northern Spain they explore the city of Santiago de Compostela and take in the music and culture of the region, performing with a phenomenal cast of renowned Spanish musicians, including the influential singer Uxía, world-famous pipers Anxo Lorenzo and Susana Seivane and the acclaimed Xabier Díaz and Xose Liz. And Julie performs with the folk singing group Leilía.

Episode 4
The final episode of the series travels to mainland Europe to record the thriving Celtic heritage in Brittany and on the Iberian Peninsula. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh visit Brittany, Asturias and Galicia, accompanied by top musicians Mischa MacPherson from Lewis, Angus MacKenzie from Skye and multi-instrumentalist Barry Kerr from Dublin. During their trips to France and Spain, they take in the music and culture of each region, performing with a phenomenal cast of renowned Breton and Spanish musicians.
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