Scott’s Abroad – Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011
Be you an experienced explorer or an armchair traveller, “Scott’s Abroad” (a neat take on the McCalmans Scottish folk song) is a wonderful musical journey of Scottish, traditional, contemporary and international songs. Read the full review.
Trad on the Tyne – Haddington
A festival of music and more 17th September 2011 Coreen Scott and Friends 4pm, Fred Morrison Trio 8pm
A Scottish Journey – Edinburgh Festival Fringe Aug 2010
Coreen performed to a very appreciative audience during the festival with a selection of Scottish favourites and other beautiful melodies with talented musicians Aislinn Faulkner harp, Alasdair Morrison & Johnny Gibbs guitar, Peter Fielding Cello and Caroline Wright and Claire Smith backing vocals.
Lennoxlove Album Launch – June 2010
Coreen launched her new album ‘A Scottish Journey’ performing the songs along with all the musicians on the album, to a very full audience in the fabulous Great Hall of Lennoxlove.
Mother of All Burns
“It’s such a refreshing change to celebrate Burns by exploring one of the more fundamental influences of his life – his family. After all, if it weren’t for family, what are we? As part of the Homecoming Scotland 2009 festivities, members of The Grants Braes Burns Club of East Lothian have uniquely championed the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns with an inspiring tribute to “The Mother of All Burns”
Three Harbour Arts Festival – Spirits ‘O’ The Pans
In July 2008, Coreen won a Prestoungrange Arts bursary award which was presented to her by Linda Fabianni, minister of culture, to work on bringing the many murals which reflect the rich history of Prestonpans, to life through music and drama. Working alongside the local people, here is a glimpse of her achievements which were presented during the murals trail in the festival June 2009.