Buddy MacMaster

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Buddy MacMaster was a renowned Canadian Cape Breton fiddler celebrated for preserving and popularizing traditional Scottish-influenced fiddle music.

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instanceOf fiddler
folk musician
human
musician
violinist
activeYearsEnd 2000s
activeYearsStart 1940s
associatedWith Cape Breton Island
Scottish Gaelic culture
awardReceived East Coast Music Award
National Heritage Fellowship
Order of Canada
Order of Nova Scotia
burialPlace Judique, Nova Scotia, Canada
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1924-10-18
dateOfDeath 2014-08-20
employer Canadian National Railway
ethnicOrigin Scottish-Canadian
fullName Hugh Allan MacMaster
genre Cape Breton fiddle music
Celtic music
Scottish traditional music
givenName Hugh
grewUpIn Judique, Nova Scotia, Canada
honouredFor preservation of Cape Breton fiddle music
promotion of Scottish-influenced traditional music
instrument fiddle
violin
language English
Scottish Gaelic
nickname Buddy
notableFor distinctive Cape Breton fiddle style
influencing generations of Cape Breton fiddlers
notableStudent Natalie MacMaster
notableWork Cape Breton Tradition
Glencoe Hall
Judique on the Floor
The Judique Flyer
occupation fiddler
railway station agent
placeOfBirth Timmins, Ontario, Canada
placeOfDeath Judique, Nova Scotia, Canada
recordLabel Glencoe Records
Rounder Records
relative Natalie MacMaster
residence Judique, Nova Scotia, Canada
sibling Natalie MacMaster
spouse Marie Beaton

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