As a Folk Musician I perform a variety of solo Celtic Fingerstyle Guitar and popular Folk Song and Ballads from the Scottish and Irish traditions along with some of my own original Scottish poetry.
I have experience performing in a variety of settings, and have performed at events and venues including, Moray Arts Centre, Lyth Arts Centre, Celtic Connections, Ann Lantair, The Blue Lamp, The Lemon Tree, Speyfest, Glachbeg Folk Club, Loch Ness Knitfest, Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival and Knockengoroch Festival.
I love performing a blend of beautiful melodies and arrangements on solo acoustic Celtic fingerstyle guitar along with popular well known sing-along folk songs and ballads from the Scottish and Irish traditions. I especially love audience participation and actively encourage audiences to get involved and sing-along. I have been the supporting act for English multi-instrumentalist Tim Edey, and English folk musician John Smith.
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*Below is a selection of videos showcasing some of my work and performance as a Folk Musician. There is a recorded example of some of my work performing solo Celtic Fingerstyle Guitar. And audience feedback from previous perfomances:
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Music ~ Celtic Fingerstyle Guitar Recording
Here is a recorded demo example of some of my work performing solo Celtic Fingerstyle Guitar. The recording consists of four Celtic Fingerstyle Guitar pieces including three jigs performed in DADGAD guitar tuning and one slow air performed in CSUS2 guitar tuning.
1. Banish Misfortune (Jig, Trad, R. Thompson Arr.)
2. The Blarney Pilgrim (Jig, Trad, D. Ernst Arr.)
3. The Sleeping Tune (Slow Air, Gordon Duncan, T. Mcmanus Arr.)
4. Shepherd’s Delight (Jig, Martin Simpson, M. Simpson Arr.)
The recording is freely available to download at this link ~ click here ~
Feedback
“Great concert last night with Wilson Noble at Moray Arts Centre, Wilson is just an extraordinary guitarist and entertained us with many of his own compositions and a couple of old favourites. His unique, quiet style and deep, soft lyrics held us spellbound throughout” – Dougie Simpson, Doric Author
“Refreshingly Different” – Audience Feedback, Celtic Connections, 2020
“Really enjoyed your set on Tuesday. I thought your first 2 pieces were truly evocative of the titles, and loved the arrangements.” – Audience Feedback, Glachbeg Folk Club, 2018
“What a lovely warm couple of hours, stunning guitar playing. Thank you!” – Audience Feedback, Moray Art Centre, 2017