Also on tap: Remember Bay Area icon Jewlia Eisenberg; Oakland Symphony’s human rights-themed concert.
The San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers, the renowned group ked by famed musician and teacher Alasdair Fraser, is resuming its spring concert series with three weekend performances.
The Scottish Fiddlers, which founded in 1986, perform a variety of traditional and contemporary Scottish and Celtic music as well as tunes from America and beyond. The group’s lively concerts incorporate dancers and singers in addition to a multicultural string band.Tickets for Berkeley are $22.
Battling her health problems to the end, Eisenberg wasn’t able to finish the work before she died, but two Charming Hostess members and Eisenberg collaborators — guitarist-producer Max Baloian and cellist-vocalist Marika Hughes — ultimately completed it.
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