https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4cxFkulA8s
A set of three tunes from the Shetland islands specially recorded for the Between Islands project. Maggie Adamson, accompanied by Arthur Nicholson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8M9PlQQWEc
A set of tunes from Shetland

https://www.betweenislands.com/music-project/
First up is Maggie Adamson with a trio of tunes from Shetland. Online performances : In the second of our fiddle features, Orkneys Louise Bichan plays some tunes from her island home. Online performances : This is one of the songs written as part of the first Between Islands music project, in a solo version by Arthur Nicholson.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfxpvaIfVtM
In 2017 I had the honour of representing Orkney as part of a project called "Between Islands," alongside Lewis fiddler Jane Hepburn and Shetlander Maggie Ada

https://lanntair.com/betweenislands/
Between Islands Music Project Two For the second music project, the focus switched to traditional music, with fiddle players Jane Hepburn (Western Isles), Maggie Adamson (Shetland), and Louise Bichan (Orkney) working together to create a concert which celebrated the varying playing styles and tunes of the individual Islands.

https://theorkneynews.scot/2020/10/29/maggie-anderson-shetland-fiddle-tunes/
Between Islands Online Project. The varying styles of fiddle music played in the Northern and Western isles was the subject of the second Between Islands concert. The organisers have asked the participants to record some individual island pieces especially for the online project. Here is Maggie Adamson with a trio of Shetland tunes.

https://tracscotland.org/blog/between-islands/
The Between Islands Music Project Two, featuring fiddle players Maggie Adamson (Shetland), Louise Bichan (Orkney) and Jane Hepburn (Lewis) is being launched and will take the project forward into 2017. This second project has a different slant, as rather than creating new work, the musicians will be selecting traditional tunes from their own

https://orkneymuseum.wordpress.com/2020/10/27/between-islands-project-film-14-shetland/
Maggie Adamson [Alex MacDonald, coordinator, Between Islands] What better way to start the week than with some lively music from the Shetland Islands!The varying styles of fiddle music played in the Northern and Western isles was the subject of our second Between Islands concert, so we have asked the participants to record some individual island pieces especially

https://www.shetlandtimes.co.uk/2021/08/07/this-is-just-phenomenal-between-islands-musicians-perform-live-together-for-first-time
Shetland musicians joined collaborators from Orkney and the Western Isles for their first "Between Islands" live performance. Artur Nicolson, Maggie Adamson and Jenny Keldie were Shetland's representatives in the collaborative group, which opened the 2021 HebCelt Survival Sessions. "This is just phenomenal," said Adamson.

https://www.hebceltfest.com/artist/between-islands
Between Islands Over the past few years An Lanntair's Between Islands project has brought together musicians from Orkney, Shetland and the Hebrides in collaboration. To date there has been three separate performances at HebCelt, focusing on new song writing, fiddle music and traditional song respectively.

https://darrensmusicblog.com/2021/03/21/folk-album-review-various-artists-between-island/
The Between Islands Project began life in 2014 with the aim of bringing together contemporary songwriters from Shetland, Orkney and the Hebrides and celebrate the rich musical heritage of those islands. ... exquisite singing and inventive contemporary arrangements of traditional fiddle tunes. ... Maggie Adamson. Louise Bichan, Williw Campbell

https://www.orkneymuseums.co.uk/between-islands-project-film-14-shetland/
The varying styles of fiddle music played in the Northern and Western What better way to start the week than with some lively music from the Shetland Islands! Skip to content

https://www.betweenislands.com/past-projects/
Between Islands Music Project Two. For the second music project, the focus switched to traditional music, with fiddle players Jane Hepburn Macmillan (Western Isles), Maggie Adamson (Shetland), and Louise Bichan (Orkney) working together to create a concert which celebrated the varying playing styles and tunes of the individual Islands.

https://folking.com/various-artists-between-islands-an-lanntair-lancd006/
A bringing together of three projects (song writing, fiddle and folk) involving thirteen artists from Orkney, Shetland and the Hebrides and originated by the An Lanntair arts centre in Stornoway, this double CD is essentially the result of lockdown. When the live performances were cancelled, it was decided to compile material from the three

https://musicscotland.com/products/various-artists-between-islands
The Musicians: Maggie Adamson, Louise Bichan, Willie Campbell, Kris Drever, Julie Fowlis, Neil Johnstone., Jenny Napier Keldie, Kathleen Macinnes, Jane Hepburn Macmillan, Arthur Nicholson, Saltfishforty. Between Islands Project had to cancel its planned scheduled performances due to the covid virus and lockdown.

https://orkneyfolkfestival.com/line-up/maggie-adamson-brian-nicholson/
Shetlanders Maggie Adamson and Brian Nicholson are a much-loved fiddle and guitar duo, whose wide ranging repertoire bridges traditional Shetland tunes with American, Scottish, Eastern European and classical styles. No strangers to Orkney, Maggie and Brian won the festival's Open Stage competition in 2007, when Maggie was just 15. In the near

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maggie_Adamson
Maggie Adamson. Maggie Adamson is a musician from Shetland, Scotland, who plays fiddle, violin, accordion and piano. [1] She has played with several groups, including Swingin' Fiddles. Still, she is perhaps best known for her collaboration with Shetland guitarist Brian Nicholson.

https://lanntair.com/between-islands-concert/
Between Islands features musicians from the Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland. Wednesday evening featured fiddle players Jane Hepburn (Western Isles) Louise Bichan (Orkney) and Maggie Adamson (Shetland) with their accompanying musicians, and could not have been a more fitting start to Stornoway's very own Hebridean Celtic Festival.

https://www.scotsman.com/news/up-and-coming-maggie-adamson-2509409
Yes, Adamson's talents extend across both folk and classical music, despite the singular pre-eminence of traditional fiddle playing in her native islands - which is what originally inspired her

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic8fGp0XjBA
Snippets from the concert held in An Lanntair, Stornoway in July 2016 as part of the Hebridean Celtic Festival

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What better way to blast away any Monday blues with some lively Shetland fiddle tunes from Between Islands with the fantastic Maggie Adamson and Arthur Nicolson... #BetweenIslands

https://www.shetnews.co.uk/2012/10/29/maggie-remains-champion-of-champions/
News. /. Maggie remains champion of champions. SHETLAND'S Maggie Adamson has cemented her place as Scotland's top traditional fiddle player after retaining the Glenfiddich Fiddle Championship for the second year in a row. The 23rd championship drew fiddlers from all over the globe to perform at Blair Castle, in Perthshire, to compete for

https://fiddlerman.com/forum/irish-scottish-english-cape-breton/shetland-fiddling/
Shetland Seafaring Tunes. Maggie Adamson on fiddle, playing "Shetland Set". This is part of the "Between Islands" project by An Lanntair Arts Centre, music of the Isles of Scotland. Shetland Set. Gibbie Gray plays 3 Reels from Unst (Northern Island of Shetland). "More Grog Coming", "The Lass That Me The Bed For Me", "Da Tief On Da Lum".