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Published: 1987
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Pages: 48
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Tunes & songs: 97
Tunes in Gatherer's Musical Museum:
- Adew Dundee
- Balkan Hills
- Banks of Spey
- Banarach Donnach Rhuidh
- Battle of the Somme, The
- Black Eyed Lassie, The
- Blue Eyed Lassie, The
- Bonnie Charlie
- Bonnie Strathmore
- Bottle Bank, The
- Bridegroom Greits, The
- Buckingham House
- Ca' the Stirks
- Caledonian Laddie
- Campbell's Farewell
- Col. Ridley's
- Daffy Don't You
- Dr Keith
- Duke of Fife's Welcome
- Duke of Sutherland, The
- Dundee Hornpipe, The
- Edinburgh Jigg
- Excelsior
- Factory Smoke
- Fiddler's Joy
- Francis Sitwell
- Fye, Gar Rub Her O'er
- Gates of Edinburgh, The
- Glasgow Hornpipe, The
- Glenlivet
- Go to Berwick Johnnie
- Grand Antiquity
- Greenwoodside
- Hamilton Races
- Hare Amang the Heather
- Here's to All Around Ardmillan
- Hey Ca' Through
- Highland Boat Song
- Highway to Edinburgh, The
- Hills of Glenorchy, The
- Highlander's Farewell, The
- Hoddam Castle
- Hon James Ramsey
- Honeyman's
- House of Glamis, The
- Humours of Glasgow Fair
- Jeannie Ainslie's
- John Paterson's Mare
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- Johnny Cope
- Johnny's Trip to France
- Jumpers
- Lads of Leith, The
- Lady Beatrice Hamilton
- Lady Louisa Cornwallis's
- Lady Wemyss
- Leslie
- Leslie's March
- Lord Balgownie's Favourite
- Macdonald's March to the Wars
- Mason's Apron
- Miss Barbara Cunningham
- Miss Brown's Favourite
- Miss Campbell of Saddell
- Miss Falconer
- Miss Graham
- Miss Isaac Forsyth
- Miss Jessie Scott
- Miss Mary Macdonald's
- Miss Marianne Oliphant
- Miss Sharpe's Favourite
- Miss Susan Gordon
- Mr George Forbes Junior
- Mrs Charles Menteath
- Mrs Dundas of Arniston
- New Brig of Glasgow, The
- New Claret
- Old Man at the Dyke, The
- Piper's Bonnet, The
- Piper's Maggot, The
- Port Patrick
- Princess Augusta
- Rashes, The
- Red Plaid
- Salmon Tails Up the Water
- Sheep Shanks
- Sour Plums in Galashiels
- St Kilda Reel
- Thief of Lochaber, The
- Toddlin' Hame
- Twine Weel the Plaiden
- Two Furlongs from Edinburgh
- Wee Wee German Lairdie
- West End, The
- Willie Duncan
- Yellow Haired Laddie, The
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As interest in traditional music increases, I have compiled this selection of Scottish dance music and airs, which brings together some of the more unusual Scottish melodies in distinct and uncluttered settings. Whether it is the sophisticated reels of the nineteenth century, the Strathspeys which evoke feelings of passion, the slow airs, or the Highland pipe marches, these tunes will be enjoyed by all players of traditional music.
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