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Book Index by Publisher MacLean Collection Section B - Book Index by Publisher MacLean Publisher Title of book Date of Publication Collection # Bagpipe Music (Parts of Several Books) 93 Clarkson's Musical Entertainment 1820 20 Dan R. MacDonald - A Collection of Highland 51 Music Dan R. MacDonald Compositions 1993 49 Dan R. MacDonald's Collection of Scottish Music 101 Edinburgh Collection Part IV, The 96 John D. Bowie's Collection of Strathspey Reels & 1789 14 Country Dances Middleton's Cabinet of Dance Music For The Violin 102 NS Collection of Airs 1794 2 R. J. MacDonald's Collection of Original Scots 1962 47 C Tunes, Strathspeys, Jigs and Dances for Violin Bk 3 R. J. MacDonald's Collection of Reels & Slow Airs 1952 47 A For Violin, Book 1 R. J. MacDonald's Collection of Reels & Strathspeys as collected from the MacIntosh, Morrison and Lowe 1958 47 B Collections. Second Book Robert Ross's Choice Selection of Scots, 1780 7 A Reels,Country Dances & Strathspeys William Shepherd's Collection Vol I 10 Allan, Mozart Allan's Collection of Reels & Strathspeys 98 Allan, Mozart Allan's Irish Fiddler 91 Baley & Ferguson The Scottish Violinist 90 Bayley & Ferguson Alfred Moffat Collection - 202 Gems of Irish Melody 79 Bayley & Ferguson Alfred Moffatt's Dance Music of the North 1908 83 Auld Scotch Sangs Fantasia on Scottish Airs for Bayley & Ferguson 99 Violin & Piano Bayley & Ferguson Balmoral Reel Book, The 85 Cairngorm Collection of Strathspeys, Reels, Bayley & Ferguson 1922 36 Hornpipes, Pastorals, Marches, Jigs Etc., The Bayley & Ferguson Flowers of Scottish Melody 1935 37 Bayley & Ferguson Harp and Claymore, The 1904 33 Bayley & Ferguson J. Scott Skinner - Several Pieces of Sheet Music 1938 88 Bayley & Ferguson Middleton's Treasury of Dance Music 67 Bayley & Ferguson Scott Skinner's Beauties of the Ballroom 1954 69 Bayley & Ferguson Two Airs for Violin & Piano 1907 87 Kerr's Second Collection of Merry Melodies for the Bayley & Ferguson Ltd. 62 Violin Middleton's Selection of Strathspeys, Reels, & Etc. Bayley & Ferguson Ltd. 65 A For the Violin Bayley & Ferguson Ltd. Scottish Music Maker, The 1957 32 Cameron & Ferguson's Miscellany - 145 Polular Blockley, John 8 B Tunes For The Violin Heather Hill Collection(The Music of Dan R. Brownrigg Productions 1988 50 MacDonald), The Daniel Dow's Twenty Minuets and Sixteen Reels or Brysson, J. 1773 7 B Country Dances Cameron & Ferguson's Miscellany - Miscellany of Cameron & Ferguson 8 A Popular Airs for the Concertina, The Cameron, John Wholesale & Export Dance Music For The Violin: A Selection Of The Manufacturing Stationer & Publisher - 47 6 Most Favourite Reels, Strathspeys York St., Glasgow Casket Printing Mabou Music by Joseph Beaton, Volume One 1980 54 Cole Publishing Co., M. M. One Thousand Fiddle Tunes 1967 57 College of Piping Publication, A Rhodesian Regiment, The and Pipe Major Sam Scott 92 Collins, Daniel Michael O'Neill's Music of Ireland 1979 77 Highland Village Museum Page B.1 MacLean Collection Section B - Book Index by Publisher MacLean Publisher Title of book Date of Publication Collection # Malcolm MacDonald's Second Collection of Corri & Sutherland Music 1790 17 Strathspey Reels, Etc. Cramer & Co. Elgin Collection of Scotch Music, The 1884 34 Alexander Walker's Collection of Strathspeys, Reels, Cranford Publications 1991 42 B Marches Etc. Cranford Publications Brenda Stubbert's Collection of Fiddle Tunes 1994 58 Cranford Publications Jerry Holland's Collection of Fiddle Tunes 1988 60 Cranford, Paul S. Captain Simon Fraser Collection of Highland Music 1982 43 B James Daniel Collection - A Collection of Original Daniel, James Music consisting of Slow Airs, Strathspeys, 1840 30 Reels,Quadrilles, Waltzes, Hornpipes, etc. Caledonian Repository For The Violin, The Vol. II, Davie, James, Aberdeen 1829 5 1st Edition DeWitt's, O'Byrne, E. Son Jerry O'Brien's Accordion Instructor 1949 76 Archibald Duff's Collection of Strathespey & Reels Duff, Archibald 1794 11 Etc. DunGreen Music Traditional Celtic Violin Music of Cape Breton 1996 59 Dunlay, K.E. and Reich, D.L. Traditional Fiddle Music of Cape Breton 1986 48 Dussek, Corri The Niel Gow's at Dunkeld Second Collection 1837 26 Edinburgh: Published at 2 North Bank Street Glen Collection of Scottish Dance Music, The 9 A Ernest Kohler & Son, Edinburgh Kohlers' Violin Repository of Dance Music - Book II 1 A Kohlers' Violin Repository of Dance Music, Ernest Kohler & Son, Edinburgh comprising reels, strathspeys, hornpipes, country 1 B dances, quadrilles, waltzes, etc. William Marshall's Scottish Melodies, Airs, Fiddlecase Books 1978 13 C Strathspeys, Jigs & etc., For The Violin Violinist's Budget, The: A Selection Of First-Class Glasgow - Cameron, John - National Bank Music, Arranged As Solos or Duets For the Violin, 4 Buildings, 45 Queen St. including The Celebrated Cuckoo Solo. Glasgow: John S. Marr & Sons, 194 Marr's (Late Cameron's) Selection of Violin Music 3 Buchanan St. containing All The Most Popular Airs. Gonnella, Ron Ron Gonnella Collection of Fiddle Music, The 1977 61 Gow's Repositories - A Fifth Collection of Gow & Shepherd 24 Strathspeys, Reel, and etc. William Shepperd's Second Collection of Strathspey Gow & Shepherd Music Sellers No. 16, Reels with a Bass for the Violoncello or Harpsichord. 10 Princes St. Printed on 1801 paper. Gow, Nathaniel & Son Ancient Curious Collection of Scotland, The 1815 22 Neil Gow Collection - Sixth Collection of Gow, Nathaniel & Son 1822 27 Strathspeys, Reels, and Slow Tunes Gow's Repositories - Part First of the Complete Gow, Niel & Sons Repository of Orginal Scots Slow Strathspeys and 24 Dances Gow's Repositories - Part Second of the Complete Gow, Niel & Sons Repository of Orginal Socts Tunes, Strathspeys, Jigs 24 and Dances Gow's Repositories - Third Part of the Repository of Gow, Niel & Sons 24 Scotch Strathspeys, Reels and Jigs Captain S. Fraser of Knockie's Collection of Highland Home & MacDonald 1874 43 A Music Honeyman Music Publishing Company William C. Honeyman Collection 100 William Morrison's Collection of Highland Music I.Young & Co. 1944 16 and the Donald Grant's J. & R. Glen, Music Publishers, 2 North Glen Collection of Scottish Dance Music, The 1895 9 B Bank Street, Edinburgh Cornhuskers - Series No. 6 Jigs and Reels for Square Jarman & Co., Harry E 70 Dances Jarman & Co., Harry E. Cornhuskers Book Of Old Time Fiddlin' Tunes, The 1938 74 Highland Village Museum Page B.2 MacLean Collection Section B - Book Index by Publisher MacLean Publisher Title of book Date of Publication Collection # Kerr, J. S. Prince Charlie National Overture 84 Jimmy Shand Scottish Dance Album Book1 for Piano Kerr, James S. 81 A and Accordion Jimmy Shand Scottish Dance Album Book2 for Piano Kerr, James S. 1954 81 B and Accordion Kerr's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Collections of Merry Kerr, James S. 103 Melodies for the Violin Kerr's Collection of Reels & Strathspeys, Highland Kerr, James S. 64 A Schottisches, Country Dances, & Etc. Kerr, James S. Kerr's Thistle Collection 1972 72 Kerr, James S. Kerr's Violin Instructor and Irish Folk-Song Album 63 Kerr, James S. Old Scottish Music 1932 73 MacEachern's Collection of Cape Breton Scottish MacEachern 1975 53 A Music for the Violin MacGowan, A. Robert MacIntosh's Last Collection 1796 41 Robert MacIntosh's Second Book of Sixty-Eight New MacGowan, A. 1793 40 Reels, Strathspeys and Quicksteps Athole Collection of The Dance Music of Scotland, MacLachlan & Stewart 1883 45 A The Athole Collection of The Dance Music of Scotland, MacLachlan & Stewart 45 B The Volume II Edcath Collection of Highland Bagpipe Music and MacPherson, Hugh 1953 94 Drum Settings, Book I Cape Breton Collection of Scottish Melodies for the MacQuarrie, Gordon F. 1940 52 Violin, The Alexander Walker's Collection of Strathspeys, Reels, Marr, John 1866 42 A Marches & ect., A Middleton, Charles Middleton's Album of Dance Music for the Violin 1948 66 White's Collection of Entirely Origional Strathspey Misses White N.B., The 1796 12 Reels Mozart Allan's First Collection of Dance Music for Mozart, Allan 71 the Violin Mozart Allan's Second Collection of Dance Music for Mozart, Allan 68 the Violin Musicsellers & Booksellers Miller O'Hirn Collection (Fourth Edition), The 35 Charles Steward Collection of Strathspeys,Reels, Jigs, N. Stewart & Co. 1790 21 Etc. Alexander McGlashan's First Collection of Strathspey Neil Stewart 1780 38 Reels Neil Gow's First Repository of Origional Scots Niel Gow & Son's 1943 23 Strathspeys & Dances O' Neill, Capt. Francis Waifs and Strays of Gaelic Melody 1922 78 Paterson & Sons Lowe's Collection of Reels, Strathspeys & Jigs 1951 29 Paterson & Sons Skye Collection of Reels and Strathspeys, The 1948 44 Paterson Sons & Co. Ltd. Ross's Collection of Pipe Music (Revised Collection) 1885 46 Gleneagles Collection of Old Scottish Dance Tunes, Paterson, Sons & Company 31 The Paterson's Publications Ltd. Logan's Collection of Highland Bagpipe Music 1948 95 Pipe Major W. Ross's Collection of Highland Paterson's Publications Ltd. 97 Bagpipe Music, Book 1 Paull-Pioneer Music Corp. Harding's Original Collection of Jigs and Reels 1932 89 Pigott & Co. Ltd. F. Roche Airs and Fantasies, Volume 4 1932 75 D F. Roche Collection of Irish Airs Marches & Dance Pigott & Co. Ltd. 1911 75 C Tunes Vol. 3 F. Roche Collection of Irish Airs Marches & Dance Pigott & Co. Ltd. 1909 75 A Tunes, Volume 1 F. Roche Collection of Irish Airs Marches & Dance Pigott & Co. Ltd. 1911 75 B Tunes, Volume 2 Pigott &Co. Ltd. John F. Larchet's Irish Airs for the Violin & Piano 1917 80 A Highland Village Museum Page B.3 MacLean Collection Section B - Book Index by Publisher MacLean Publisher Title of book Date of Publication Collection # Beaton's Collection of Cape Breton Scottish Violin Richmond Print 1984 55 Music, Volume 1 Donald Angus Beaton's Cape Breton Scottish Violin Richmond Print 1987 56 Music Robertson & Co.,Alex Beauties of Niel Gow, The 1952 25 Robertson, Alex William Marshall's Scottish Airs, Melodies 1822 13 B William Marshall's Scottish Airs, Melodies, Robertson, Alexander 1822 13 A Strathspeys, Reels, Etc.
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