Melody and Derrick Cameron
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Genre: Acoustic / Celtic / Roots Music
Location Mabou, Please select your region., Ca
Profile Views: 26031
Last Login: 11/1/2012
Member Since 5/22/2007
Website www.melodyandderrickcameron.com
Record Label unsigned
Type of Label Indie
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Bio
Derrick & Melody Cameron Derrick and Melody Cameron have performed together across Cape Breton, the Maritimes, and the New England states. They have played at the Stan Rogers Folk Festival, the Washington Irish Folk Festival, the North Atlantic Fiddle Convention in Aberdeen, Scotland, and many Celtic Colours International Festival concerts and play for many dances, pubs and concerts. Melody and Derrick were featured in the Genuine Pictures documentary, "And They Danced", which premiered on Canada's Bravo! network in January of 2006. Melody is also an accomplished Cape Breton style step dancer. She has performed synchronized step dance routines with her sister Kelly at venues throughout Canada's Maritime Provinces. In the 1980's, Melody and Kelly appeared on four episodes of CBC television's, "Up Home Tonight" and also were filmed for a BBC documentary. In the spring of 1998, Melody worked as a choreographer for The Rankins, one of Canada's foremost folk groups. Years later Melody and Kelly performed a synchronized step dance routine for The Rankin Sisters' televised Christmas special, "Home for Christmas" which aired in December of 2005. In early 2004 Derrick and Melody Cameron joined Comunn Féis Mhàbu. Féis Mhàbu works to support both children and adults in their pursuits to learn more about Cape Breton's Gaelic culture. Derrick and Melody Cameron are currently acting as the coordinators for a Féis Mhàbu project named "The Mabou Musical Mentorship Program" that uses house sessions to bring together talented young performers of Cape Breton music and dance with well established tradition bearers. Derrick is the current chairperson of Comunn Féis Mhàbu. -
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Robert Smith 1 year ago
Mike MacInnis 2 years ago
Joy Dunlop 2 years ago
Joy Dunlop 2 years ago
Joy Dunlop 2 years ago
Joy Dunlop
Joy x
2 years ago
Lisa Cameron
Great to hear you are back safely and had a memorable trip. See you Friday!
regards, Lisa
2 years ago
Joy Dunlop
See you soon hopefully,
Joy x
2 years ago
joel 2 years ago
Douglas Cameron Hi This is Lawrence writing. Douglas and I are split-shifting the message answering here. You will be getting a CD. Jeanette and Douglas are heading to Port Hawkesbury on Wednesday morning, and i can see them dropping one off to you on the way. Thanks a lot for al you do. Lawrence
3 years ago
10 of 195MoreHey, it was great to meet you both. We played your cd all the way home! Sorry to miss you at the Red Shoe tonight but we got rained out. Jennifer saw Crossing To Ireland on your first cd and wants it sorely! What do you suppose is the best way to get hold of one? Have a good time tonight!
It was nice to talk with you at the West Mabou dance and I would like to get a copy of the new CD and have it signed. I would like also to talk to Derek more about the recording experience this time around. All the best and I hope to see you soon, Mike.
Hey, are you guys around for a skype chat this week? x
Still no cd either btw... :( x
I know :( It's a quick trip too, not getting a chance to see enough people. How about we organise a joint 2011 summer tour in NS instead?! x
Yay & congratulations for your new cd! I'll message you my address, am v honoured to be on it. So gutted though that we didn't get to see each other when you were over, sure you were really busy though. We'll need to organise something on your side of the pond, net summer maybe???
Hey,
Oooh how exciting!!! I've messaged you my phone number so if you have time in your undoubtedly busy schedule to meet up, please let me know :) Good luck for the long flight, you'll be fine. (Derrick!)
So...Cuin a bitheas tu a'dol gu Alba? Chuala mi "roumers".
Good luck with that adventure.
drive'r
J