Quick Guide:

• a euphony of delightful harmonies
• traditional Celtic: Irish and Scottish songs and music
• legends, myths and tales through song
• fun, inspiring and spellbinding music
• storytelling though music
• a dance or two from Jacynth

Options: Concerts typically 1 hour, weddings and events - up to 3 hours. Heather and Jacynth can add in other musicians including harp, guitar, keyboards and accordion.

Who's in Caim?:

Heather Innes
Jacynth Hamill

What style of music?:

Celtic, Scottish, Irish, Traditional, Celtic Prayers, Folk, A Capella Songs, Stories

What instruments do they play?:

a cappella voices, bodhran plus can add in other musicians, such as harp, guitar, keyboards and accordion

Where are they based?

Perthshire & Northern Ireland

Where will they travel to?

UK, Europe and Internationally

Guide to fees:

from £350

Heather Innes and Jacynth Hamill's vocals are a euphony of sound that is is a refreshing and melodious treat for the ear with an amazing selection of instruments from their backing musicians, including harp, percussion, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, accordion and keyboards.

Caim's music soothes the soul and brings our inner selves to a resounding peace. It reminds us all of our Celtic connections to beauty, peace and inner strength as well as the delight of joyous, traditional Celtic and ceilidh music that prompts the fun loving soul within to get the feet tapping and jigging.

About Caim

Heather Innes from Scotland and Jacynth Hamill from Ireland, sing together as 'Caim - a capella Celtic Christian Duo'. Originating in 1998 Heather and Jacynth created their first album 'Caim, Sung Prayers in the Celtic Tradition'. The album is based on the published works of Rev. David Adam of Lindisfarne, in the Celtic tradition.

Caim concerts are typically a mix of sung prayers, traditional Irish and Scottish songs, stories and dance. Heather has toured throughout the UK, Ireland, Europe, Australia, North America and Canada, as a duo with Ciaran Dorris and Caim. She has released many CDs including work with other musicians and bands. Jacynth is based in Belfast and features as a soloist with the Corrymeela Singers and is an active member of Ceol le Ceile cross-community choir.

All of the Caim CDs have instrumental backing but 'live' Jacynth and Heather sing their harmonies a capella for the purest Celtic sound. For live performances they join forces with other talented musicians to suit the occasion.