Inverness County
Municipality in Cape Breton Island, Nova ScotiaWikipedia
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Oct 2, 2026
Episode 362: Preview of the 30th. Celtic Colours International Festival
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77:19Ron MooresHOST
They've got magical musical roots going all the way back six generations.
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77:25Ron MooresHOST
The Chassons grew up listening to the same radio programs featuring fiddle music that folks in Inverness County did.
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77:32Ron MooresHOST
as the radio waves drifted across from Northumberland Strait from Antigonish Nova Scotia once again connecting these island neighborhoods through music.
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77:42Ron MooresHOST
Guitarist André Marchand and accordion player Normand Miron of Le Bruit Court dans la Ville are from La Naudière in Quebec.
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48:00Dave BaghdadHOST
And I can't wait.
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48:01Dave BaghdadHOST
Let's hear from Teresa McClellan, the fiddler from Inverness County, Cape Breton, who performed for decades with her brother and sister as the McClellan Trio.
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48:10Dave BaghdadHOST
We'll have a broadcast performance from 2005, when Teresa was 78 years old, joined by Shelly Campbell on fiddle, Dave McIsaac on guitar, and Jackie Dunn McIsaac on piano.
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48:21Dave BaghdadHOST
We'll hear a waltz, the Ballad of Glencoe, and two reels, Anna Mays and Lord MacDonald.