Marjory Kennedy-Fraser
1857–1930 (age 73)
Biography
Marjory Kennedy-Fraser made her mark as a composer and folklorist, lovingly gathering and arranging the ancient melodies of the Hebrides so that traditional Gaelic songs could enchant new audiences. Her editions brought these haunting airs to concert halls, preserving a fragile cultural inheritance.
Through dedication to music and heritage, Kennedy-Fraser fostered a deep appreciation for the voices of Scotland's islands, ensuring that her cultural stewardship endures beyond her resting place at The Grange.