Beul na h-Oidhche gu Camhanaich

Mouth of the Night to First Light

Gaelic / English

	Rear-Admiral Mary Ann Kennedy: Musician, broadcaster and producer. Creator of ‘Dubh Shneachd’ (Black Snow) and composer (with Scott Macmillan, Nick Turner and Aonghas MacNeacail) of ‘Aiseag’ (Ferryboat) for the 1st UK New Music Biennial. Founding member of Aon Teanga, The Campbells of Greepe and Cliar. Associate Sound Artist for Aberdeen Performing Arts ‘Stepping Out’ during the transformation of Aberdeen Music Hall. Co-creator of ‘Beul na h-Oidhche gu Camhanaich’ (Mouth of the Night to First Light) – the 2016 Blas Festival music commission.
	Commodore Nick Turner: Musician, engineer and producer. Creator of The Deep Sea Light, sound designer for PRSF commission ‘Aiseag’ and Associate Sound Artist for Aberdeen Performing Arts ‘Stepping Out’ during the transformation of Aberdeen Music Hall. Co-writer for ‘Black Snow’, ‘Hangman’ (with Brian Jamieson) and ‘Queen Anne's Revenge’ (with Findlay Napier). Co-creator of ‘Beul na h-OIdhche gu Camhanaich’ (Mouth of the Night to First Light) – the 2016 Blas Festival music commission. Co-creator of ‘Beul na h-OIdhche gu Camhanaich’ (Mouth of the Night to First Light) – the 2016 Blas Festival music commission.
	Captain Finlay Wells: Owner and operator of Nutshell Music commercial and educational recording facility in Oban, Argyll. A highly regarded professional guitarist, composer and producer for over 20 years and frequent musical voyager with RAdm Kennedy and Cdre Turner
	Lt. Commander Ruth J. Keggin - the Gaelic star in the Manx trad music cosmos, and one of the island's finest singers. A member of Aon Teanga and Nish as Rish as well as conducting solo space explorations with her own band.
	Midshipman/ Science Officer Calum Tuner: Combining his dual passions as astrophysicist and musician, Calum joins the crew ahead of entering his Master’s year at Edinburgh University.