Past Events & Reviews

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" Read the full review here

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.

Summerlee Mural Tribute to Miners of Prestonpans & Davy Steele

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Battle of Pots n' Pans - Fringe 2009

"Singer Coreen Scott and local folk band Laverock add some beautiful renditions of traditional and modern songs,"

The Scotsman, 07 August 2008
By Sally Stott

"The show was peppered with songs of the era. Johnny Cope and White Cockade, together with a host of others were flawlessly performed by Laverock, led by the angelic voice of Coreen Scott."

Edinburgh Evening News, 22 August 2008
By Martin Lennon

"Music is an integral part of the show and the traditional Scots songs are sung beautifully by Coreen Scott, accompanied by Laverock. The Fringe is an international event and it is good to be entertained by a topic that is truly Scottish, a reminder of our cultural roots."

Edinburgh Guide, 08 August 2008
By Barbara Bryan

Written & directed by BAFTA winner Andrew Dallmeyer, music by Laverock. Performed at this years Edinburgh Fringe.

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