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The spoken word is a powerful tool to understand the impact that language and dialect can have in our understanding of Scottish folk traditions and folk magic practices.
We have captured the tales found within the written word in the spoken word. This brings to life the rich diversity of the Scottish language but also “hides” the folk magic techniques and sacred part of the tales within. Just as or ancestors did a long time ago.
Here you will find products related to spoken word and old tales in Scotland.
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Tales of the Taibhsear Bundle – CD & Limited Edition Chapbook
£20.00Your support has been overwhelming for this reprint and we made it passed the preorder amount. Thank you all so much!
The Chapbook and CD are now available to purchase until stocks run out.
The order is for the one copy of the Tales of the Taibhsear (3rd ed) reprint and one copy of the Tales of the Taibhsear Audio CD.
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Tales of the Taibhsear Download – Stories of Scottish Folk Magic-
£8.00A digital download of the Tales of Taibhsear – Stories of Scottish Folk Magic Album.
This download includes all four tracks and an image of the front cover of the album for music player purposes.
Tracks included on this 45min album are :
- The Witches Reel
- Chase the Devil
- Tale of the Taibhsear
- The Great Selkie of Sule Skerrie
Tales of the Taibhsear – Stories of Scottish folk magic. Was born from collaboration between the Cailleachs Herbarium , Debbie Armour (Burd Ellen) and Amanda Edmiston of Botanic Fabula story Telling. The Tales of the Taibhsear album launched at the Dreaming Bread and Skyrie Stanes event. Held on the 11th of November 2018.
This album was developed thanks to the amazing support from a community of interested backers. Developed from a chapbook of research accompanying this album. The two are linked but distinct pieces of work. Able to be enjoyed separately or together. They shine a light on each other which isn’t possible to do so in just a single format.
Profits from the sale of Tales of the Taibhsear album go toward protecting sacred springs, wells and other sites in Scotland.