Canada in "Indian Summer": Cape Breton Island: Music and autumn colours on the Cabot Trail
For the Celtic Colours Festival, the famous route of dreams turns into a stage: Between coast and Highlands, one session follows the next on the most beautiful island of Nova Scotia. Musical road trip.
A gathering of Celtic music enthusiasts took place at the St. Michael Parish Hall in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, where musicians played and danced together. The event, called the Baddeck Gathering Ceilidh, is organized by John Berk, a bank employee and fan of Celtic music. The article also explores the rich Gaelic culture of Nova Scotia, where Scottish immigrants settled and brought their language, songs, and fiddle music.
The Cabot Trail, a scenic route that runs along the north coast of Cape Breton Island, is highlighted as a way to experience both the region's stunning landscapes and its vibrant music scene. Musicians such as Wendy MacIsaac and Kenneth MacKenzie are featured, showcasing their talents and sharing their passion for traditional music.
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