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Links
Kelvin Scott Violins
Kelvin Scott Violins: the website of Kelvin's violin-making business, with pages on commissions, tuition and the making.
Facebook: the Kelvin Scott Violins page.
Instagram: the Kelvin Scott Violins account.
Sources for this text
For review:As of 2026-10-15 the security certificate of ksviolins.com appeared to be expired. A browser may show a warning when someone follows that link, and Kelvin may want to know.
Other handles were found and are not linked. Which should be, if any? instagram.com/kelvinwmscott appears in the footer of his site and may be a personal account. instagram.com/ksviolins and facebook.com/ksviolins appear in the structured data of his site and are unconfirmed.
The Bloody Tinth
The Bloody Tinth is a Celtic rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio. Its website lists Rachel Schott as a member.
Sources for this text
For review:Which of these links does Rachel want shown? All four are published on the band's own site. The Facebook link was not read, because it is behind a login. A second page called "Bloody Tinth" turned up in search and its relationship to the band's link is unknown. The band's own Instagram bio is not reused.
Boyd's Jig & Reel and the session
Boyd's Jig & Reel: the pub.
Boyd's sessions page: the pub's list of sessions.
Boyd's on Facebook and Instagram.
Knoxville Scottish Music Session: the session's own site, with its etiquette page.
Old City Knoxville listing for the Scottish Jam.
Rachel Schott on Instagram
Rachel Schott's Instagram account is @hotschottviolinist. It is not linked until she agrees.
Sources for this suggestion
- Instagram, @hotschottviolinist (Rachel Schott, own account; not linked here)
For review:Pending Rachel's approval. The account's bio ties it to her. The domains rachelschott.com and rachelschott.site are not linked, because nothing shows they are hers. Are they?
Tunes and tune books
The Session: a community website of tunes, recordings, sessions and events. An older listing there covers the Boyd's session.
Traditional Tune Archive, Da Trowie Burn and Trowie Reel.
IMSLP and the Internet Archive: scans of Niel Gow's first collection.
Wikimedia Commons, Niel Gow: portraits, a statue and page scans.
James Scott Skinner, The Harp and Claymore, on the Internet Archive.
National Library of Scotland digital gallery: printed Scottish dance music, among other things.
Tobar an Dualchais: an archive recording about a fiddler taken by trows.
Scottish Fiddle Orchestra: an article on fiddle music from trolls, trows and the Haltadans.
Sources for this text
For review:The Traditional Tune Archive, National Library of Scotland and Tobar an Dualchais blocked scripted access, so these links come from search results and were not opened by the builder. Reuse terms for the National Library and Skinner scans were not checked, so they are links for reading only.