Dalry Burns Club Celebrates 200 Years with Twa Fiddles Concert

The Dalry Burns Club recently celebrated its 200th anniversary with the Twa Fiddles Concert, highlighting the historical significance of two special Scottish fiddles. One fiddle belonged to the renowned 18th-century player Neil Gow, whose music greatly influenced Robert Burns, while the other was associated with dance teacher William Gregg. The concert featured performances by leading fiddle players Pete Clarke and Alistair McCulloch, who played these historic instruments, providing attendees with a unique musical experience. The event included traditional music and songs performed by the Dalry Burns Club choir and local pupils, enhancing the celebratory atmosphere. This concert not only honored the club's long-standing commitment to Burns' legacy but also showcased the rich tapestry of Scottish musical heritage. The participation of the community and the historical context of the fiddles were key highlights of the evening.