http://www.theaccordionist.com Toccata - Aram Khachaturian, performed by Paul Chamberlain - Accordion Paul Chamberlain was one of the first classical accordionists to graduate from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow, where he studied with Djordje Gajic. He completed a BMus (Hons) degree and subsequently graduated from the conservatoire with a Master of Music Performance with Distinction. Whilst studying there he was awarded the acclaimed Governors Recital Prize for Keyboard, and was also one of the keyboard section finalists in the 2011 Royal Overseas League competition. Paul has been featured on BBC Radio 3's 'In Tune' programme with Sean Rafferty, performing live in the studio, BBC Radio Scotland's 'Classics Unwrapped' and California's KDFC Classical Music Radio Station in San Francisco.

http://www.theaccordionist.com Romance - Franck Angelis, performed by Paul Chamberlain - Accordion Paul Chamberlain was one of the first classical accordionists to graduate from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow, where he studied with Djordje Gajic. He completed a BMus (Hons) degree and subsequently graduated from the conservatoire with a Master of Music Performance with Distinction. Whilst studying there he was awarded the acclaimed Governors Recital Prize for Keyboard, and was also one of the keyboard section finalists in the 2011 Royal Overseas League competition. Paul has been featured on BBC Radio 3's 'In Tune' programme with Sean Rafferty, performing live in the studio, BBC Radio Scotland's 'Classics Unwrapped' and California's KDFC Classical Music Radio Station in San Francisco.

Classical accordionist Paul Chamberlain performs Scarlatti at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow. www.theaccordionist.com

Chamberlain & Haywood in Concert - Bowden 2019 With a fresh take on world music Paul Chamberlain and Michael Haywood take their instruments on an international tour – enjoy the sultry sounds of the Tango, the rhythmic drive of the Balkans, along with rip-roaring tunes from Russia and Scotland. Virtuoso playing and fresh musical ideas, Paul and Michael explore the potential of their instruments in a way that is exciting and engaging. They take the strength of each instrument’s traditions and blend them into their own unique brand of fusion music. The result is a vibrant, intriguing and occasionally explosive mix of music that crosses cultural boundaries. Odessa Bulgarisch Sakkijarven Polka Zikino Kolo The Swan Capriccio Czardas www.chamberlain-haywood.com

A showreel of HotScotch Ceilidh Band playing at Teviot Row in Edinburgh. Dances featured include Strip the Willow, Riverside Jig, St Bernard's Waltz, Flying Scotsman and Military Two-Step. Known for their vibrant and energetic sound, HotScotch bring you the very best in live Scottish Ceilidh Music for Wedding Receptions, Corporate Functions, Parties, Graduate Balls and many other events - The classic trio of Accordion, Fiddle and Drums, giving the perfect atmosphere for a fun night of ceilidh dancing! Accordion - Paul Chamberlain, Fiddle - Michael Haywood, Drums - Jim Walker. Visit our website: https://www.myceilidh.co.uk Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/hotscotch Like us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/hotscotchceilidhband Hear us on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/hotscotch-ceilidh-band Watch us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/HotScotchCeilidhBandRatho

The Scottish Tango Ensemble performing live in Inverness Town House. Gemma O'Keeffe - Violin Paul Chamberlain - Accordion Gregor Blamey - Piano Tom Berry - Double Bass The Scottish Tango Ensemble was formed in 2009 and performs recitals and accompanies tango dancers throughout Scotland. Our programme contains numerous styles of tangos from the it’s birth in the 1890s until the present day as well as well as other Latin American dances such as the Mambo and Bossa Nova. We perform the music of Astor Piazzolla, Kurt Weill, the great tango masters such as Pedro Lorenz, Edgardo Donato and Haracio Salgan as well as the ensemble’s own arrangements of more modern tango artists such as Gotan Project.