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Airs Ii Barndances Ii Hornpipes Ii Jigs Ii Marches Iv Pipe Marches Airs ii Barndances ii Hornpipes ii Jigs ii Marches iv Pipe Marches, Pibrochs v Polkas v Quicksteps vi Reels vi Schottisches viii Shetland_Reels viii Slip_Jigs viii Slow_Airs viii Strathspeys viii Two-Steps ix Waltzes ix Miscellaneous x i Airs 1. 59. The Greencastle Hornpipe #1 41. 1. The Haunting 2. 60. The Galway Hornpipe 42. 2. Macfarlane O'The Sprots O'Burnieboozie 3. 61. The Kildare Hornpipe #1 43. 3. A Guid New Year 4. 62. Phil The Fluter's Ball 44. 4. This Is No My Ain Lassie #1 4. 63. The Humours of California 44. 5. Sally Gardens #1 5. 64. The Boys of Bluehill 45. 6. This Is No My Ain Lassie #2 5. 65. The Echo 45. 7. Sally Gardens #2 6. 66. The Gypsies Hornpipe #2 46. 8. The Sally Gardens #3 6. 67. The Greencastle Hornpipe 46. 9. Fear a Phige 7. 68. The Liverpool Hornpipe 47. 10. Pentland Hills 7. 69. Dunphy's Hornpipe 47. 11. John Roy Lyall 8. 70. The Kildare Hornpipe #2 48. 12. The Dark Woman of The Glen 9. 71. The Stack of Barley 48. 13. The Dying Year 10. 72. Julia's Wedding 49. 14. Griogal Chridhe 10. 73. Jock Tamson's Hornpipe 49. 15. The Pipers Weird 11. 74. The Strand Hornpipe 50. 75. The Dundee Hornpipe 50. Barndances 13. 76. Silver Star Hornpipe 51. 16. Scott Skinner's Compliments To Dr.MacDonald 14. 77. Fisher's Hornpipe 51. 17. The Inverness Gathering 15. 78. The Gypsie's Hornpipe 52. 18. Dornoch Links #2 15. 79. Crossing The Minch 53. 19. Green Grow The Rashes O'#1 16. 80. Tam Bain's Lum 54. 20. The Irish Rover 16. 81. The Connundrum 55. 21. Green Grow The Rashes O'#2 17. 82. The Man From Skye 56. 22. The Earl of Mansfield 17. 83. Willie's Brogues 57. 23. Kinclaven Brig 18. 84. Tom Bain's Lum 58. 24. Mulloch Cairn 19. 25. The Sprig of Ivy 20. Jigs 59. 26. Donald MacKay of Upper Bravas 21. 85. The Green Hills of Tyrol 60. 27. Green Grow the Rashes o' #3 22. 86. The Sands of Kuwait 61. 28. Da Auld Resting Chair 22. 87. The Mcneils of Ugadale 62. 88. Leaving Port Askaig 63. Hornpipes 23. 89. Macleod of Mull 64. 29. Caber Feigh 24. 90. Lyndhurst 65. 30. The Hut On Staffin Island 24. 91. Angus MacKinnon 66. 31. The Quayside 25. 92. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross 67. 32. Loch Ruan 25. 93. John D. Burgess 68. 33. The Stonehaven March 26. 94. Bonawe Highlanders 69. 34. JC Muir 26. 95. Corran House 70. 35. The Banks of The Nith 27. 96. The Glasgow Gaelic Club 70. 36. The Train Journey North 28. 97. The Hills of Glenorchy 70. 37. Lord Randolph's Bride #1 29. 98. Murdo MacKenzie of Torridon 71. 38. Kirk's Hornpipe 30. 99. Alan MacPherson of Moss Park 72. 39. Always Welcome 30. 100. Echoes of Oban 73. 40. Loch Leven Castle 31. 101. Major May 74. 41. The New High Level 31. 102. Drumloist 74. 42. Soldier's Joy 32. 103. Over The Border 75. 43. Roxburgh Castle #2 32. 104. Wi' A Hundred Pipers #1 75. 44. Staten Island 33. 105. Bonnie Dundee 76. 45. The President's Hornpipe 33. 106. Farewell To The Tay 76. 46. The Gypsies Hornpipe #1 34. 107. The Edinburgh Ladies Pipe Band 77. 47. Jacky Tar 34. 108. Findlay J. MacDonald 78. 48. The Lochmaben Hornpipe 35. 109. Seumas MacNeil 79. 49. Miss Kirsty Jamieson 35. 110. My Wife's A Wanton Wee Thing 80. 50. Banks Hornpipe 36. 111. Kenny Gilles of Portnalong #1 81. 51. The High Level Hornpipe 36. 112. Kintore House 82. 52. The College Hornpipe 37. 113. Circassian Circle 83. 53. The Pet of The House 37. 114. Da Briggie Stanes 83. 54. Trumpet Hornpipe 38. 115. Rakes of Kildare #1 84. 55. Harvest Home Hornpipe 38. 116. The Jig of Slurs #1 84. 56. Saratoga Hornpipe 39. 117. Rory O'More #1 85. 57. Fishers Hornpipe 39. 118. The Rollicking Irishman #1 85. 58. Garfield's Hornpipe 40. 119. Paddy Whack #1 86. ii 120. The Blackthorn Stick #1 86. 182. Dumfries House 111. 121. Lannigan's Ball #1 87. 183. The Macleods of Mishnish 112. 122. Haste to the Wedding #1 87. 184. Captain White 112. 123. The Irish Washer Woman #1 88. 185. The Deuks Dang O'er Ma Daddie 113. 124. The Donnybrook Boy 88. 186. Cantie's Brig 113. 125. Paddy O'Rafferty 88. 187. The Banks of The Allan #1 114. 126. Haste to the Wedding #2 89. 188. I L'oe Nae A Laddie But Ane 114. 127. Rory o' More #2 89. 189. The Lassies o' Dunse 114. 128. The Rakes of Kildare #2 90. 190. Da Shaalds O'Foula 115. 129. St.Patrick's Day 90. 191. Garster's Dream 115. 130. The Rollicking Irishman #2 90. 192. Da Brig 115. 131. Paddy Whack #2 91. 193. Don't Be Teasing 116. 132. The Blackthorn Stick #2 91. 194. Shattery Island 116. 133. Roaring Jelly #1 92. 195. Shandon Bells 117. 134. Lannigan's Ball #2 92. 196. Teviot Bridge 117. 135. Tobin's Favorite 92. 197. The Stool of Repentance 117. 136. Banish Misfortune 93. 198. Charlie Hunter #2 118. 137. The Humors of Whiskey 93. 199. Anne Fraser MacKenzie 118. 138. Out On the Ocean 93. 200. The Sailor's Wife 118. 139. A Night At The Fair 93. 201. The Highlanders Jig 119. 140. The Basket of Turf 94. 202. Donald I. Rankine #1 119. 141. Father Dollard's Favorite 94. 203. Charlie Hunter #3 120. 142. Tell Her I Am 94. 204. Stone Field 120. 143. Paddy Whack #3 94. 205. Calliope House 121. 144. Katie's Fancy 95. 206. The Pomander Jig 121. 145. The Humors of Bantry 95. 207. Wee Todd 122. 146. When Sick Is It Tea You Want? 95. 208. The Connaught Mans Rambles 122. 147. The Eavesdropper 95. 209. The Irish Washer Woman #4 122. 148. The Humors of Glendart #1 96. 210. Wi' A Hundred Pipers #2 123. 149. Have A Drink With Me 96. 211. Roaring Jelly #3 123. 150. The Blarney Pilgrim 96. 212. Roaring Jelly #4 124. 151. Jackson's Bottle of Brandy 96. 213. The Tenpenney Bit #1 124. 152. The Humors of Cappa 97. 214. The Banks of The Allan #2 125. 153. Darby The Driver 97. 215. The Dandy Dancer #2 125. 154. Roudlum Randy 97. 216. Lassies of Dunse 125. 155. Kitty's Rambles 97. 217. The Sailor's Wife 126. 156. The Gold Ring 98. 218. Shandon Bells 126. 157. The Irish Washer Woman #2 98. 219. Da Auld Peat Road 127. 158. Terry's Fancy 99. 220. Greenholm 127. 159. The Tenpenny Bit 99. 221. Sweet Biddy Daly #1 128. 160. Connaught's Man's Rambles 100. 222. A Trip To Glasgow #1 128. 161. Life Is All Checquered 100. 223. Tam's Hunting Horn 129. 162. The Frost Is All Over 101. 224. Jeanie's Blue E'en 129. 163. My Darling Asleep 101. 225. Merrily Danced the Quacker's Wife 130. 164. The Mug of Brown Ale 102. 226. Hogmanay Jig 130. 165. Roaring Jelly #2 102. 227. The Stone Court 131. 166. The Five Barred Gate 103. 228. Elizabeth Adair 132. 167. The Irish Washer Woman #3 103. 229. The Curlew 133. 168. The Burnt Tattie 104. 230. Lieutenant Maguire's Jig 134. 169. Peter's Peerie Boat 104. 231. Sandy McGaff 134. 170. Jim Anderson's Delight #1 105. 232. Wee Todd 135. 171. The Corner House Jig 105. 233. The Humors of Glendart #2 135. 172. The Dandy Dancer #1 106. 234. The Athole Highlanders 136. 173. Rory o' More 106. 235. The Tenpenney Bit #2 136. 174. Grace Morrison of Borve 107. 236. The Humors of Glendart #3 137. 175. Guid Luck Go Wi' Ye' 107. 237. Scarce o' Tatties 137. 176. Da Auld Peat Rod 108. 238. Jim Anderson's Delight #2 138. 177. The Braes of Elchles 108. 239. Barbara Emslie 138. 178. Major MacKay 109. 240. Julia MacMahon 139. 179. Charlie Hunter #1 109. 241. Greenholm #2 139. 180. The Harmonica 110. 242. A Trip to Glasgow #2 140. 181. Hamilton House 110. 243. Sweet Biddy Daly #2 140. iii 244. The Top of Ben Lomond 141. Marches 183. 245. The 72nd Highland Gathering 141. 306. Miss Kirsty Batchelor 184. 246. Morag's Ceilidh 142. 307. The Thistle of Scotland #1 184. 247. Allan MacColl of Corpach 142. 308. Finlay M. MacRay - March 185. 248. Addie Harper's Jig 143. 309. Kelly of Killane 186. 249. Miss Marie Fielding 144. 310. The Brig O'Blair 186. 250. Duncan Henderson of Newton 145. 311. The Leaving of Liverpool 187. 251. Johnnie's Jig 146. 312. The Heights of Cassino 188. 252. The Jig Runrig 146. 313. Bengullion 189. 253. Maureen's Jig 147. 314. Kirkwall Bay 190. 254. Stoney Path Tower 147. 315. The Standing Stones 191. 255. Madge Bayne 148. 316. Portree Bay 191. 256. Gowan Hill 148. 317. 10th H.L.I. Crossing The Rhine 192. 257. Alex Little M.C. 149. 318. Invercauld 193. 258. Miss Mary Gibb #1 150. 319. Gairsay 194. 259. Joe Foster's Jig 151. 320. Auchmountains Bonnie Glens 194. 260. The Family Pride 151. 321. Terribus 195. 261. Jock Hosie's Fancy 152. 322. The Crusader's March 195. 262. Ian MacKintosh of Pine House 152. 323. Aros Park 196. 263.
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