Laverock

Welcome to the Laverock's webpage. Named after the Skylark, their unique arrangements exemplify the best traditions of Scotland and its music. The haunting mystical, voice of Coreen Scott supported by traditional Scottish instruments charts a passage from ancient melodies to modern Scottish. Recent performances have involved entertaining both local people and visitors from all over the world in some of Scotland's finest castles and venues. They have also performed live on television in 2004, giving a rendition of 'Flower of Scotland' on BBC Grandstand, before the 125th Scotland v England rugby match.

Laverock Performs at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Laverock have produced two albums are about to release a third, which includes a number of songs which they performed during their own very successful Edinburgh Festival Fringe Show of 'Scottish Songs' last year. This was a moving presentation charting the Highlander Jacobite Rebellion of 1715 and '45, from Bonnie Prince Charlie's first glorious victory over the English at Prestonpans, to his tragic defeat at Culloden Moor and his subsequent escape - 'Over the Sea to Skye'. Laverock's repertoire includes songs such as Scots Wha Hae, Killiecrankie, Auld Lang Syne, the songs of Robert Burns to more modern classics such as Dougie MacLeans 'Caledonia' - an impressive range of Scottish Music that provides the background to many Burns Nights and theatrical events. Indeed Andrew Dallymeyer [double BAFTA winner] has just contracted the Laverocks to sing in the world premiere of his most recent production, the 'Battle of Pots and Pans'. This play is going on tour within East Lothian in May and will be performed in this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 4th-10th August. Laverock are rightly proud of their own arrangements and style which easily encompasses both modern and traditional genres and can tailor their performances accordingly.

© 2008 Coreen Scott

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