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Pipe Major Ian Hughes 23 the Duke of Gordon’S Birthday 57 Dr The Celtic Arts Foundation in conjunction with the National Piping Centre Celtic Arts Winter School Music Book Volume V 2017 Our sincere thanks to PM Roddy MacLeod, MBE, of Scotland’s National Piping Centre, for making this music pack available for our student’s use in 2017 and beyond. We hope you’ll find many great tunes, and hours of enjoyment in the following pages. Celtic Arts Foundation Mount Vernon, WA www.CelticArts.org Contents Slow Airs 6/8 Marches The Wind That Shakes The Barley 72 Exercises Touchwood Reel 73 A Mhoire Mhin-Gheal (Fair Mary) 4 Bonnie Dundee 38 Exercises SCQF 2 115 An Island Lullaby 5 Cameron MacFadyen 39 Hornpipes Exercises SCQF 3 117 By Loch Etive Side 6 Captain CR Lumsden 40 Exercises SCQF 4 120 Come by the Hills 7 Kirkhill 41 Archie MacPherson of Dumbarton 74 Additional Useful Exercises 123 Dream Angus 8 Murdo MacKenzie of Torridon 42 Boys of Bluehill 75 Piobaireachd Exercises 126 Echoes of the Highlands 9 Queen Elizabeth’s March 43 Duncan Johnstone 76 Hi-Ri Ho-Ro Mo Nighneag 10 The Highland Brigade at Tel El Kebir 44 Hazel Thompson 77 Exam Syllabi O Gin I Were A Baron’s Heir 11 The Mucking of Geordie’s Byre 45 Jason Briscoe 78 Old Danish Knife Grinders Song 12 The Rock and Wee Pickled Tow 46 Pipe Major Calum Campbell’s Caprice 80 SCQF 2 - 8 131 Rathven Market 82 Rhu Vaternish 13 The Scottish Division 47 Manuscript 143 -146 Sine Bahn (Fair Jean) 14 The Steam Boat 48 The Golden Pheasant 83 Tiree Love Song 15 The Top of Ben Lomond 49 Walking the Moon 84 Willie’s Brogues 85 Retreat Marches Strathspeys Jigs 1st Bn QOHldrs Farewell to South Armagh 16 Abbot’s Choice 50 Angela’s Wedding 17 Captain Colin Campbell 51 A Dram Before You Go 86 Borve Castle 18 Loch Loskin 52 Braes of Mellinish 87 Far Over Struy 19 Orange and Blue 53 Cabar Feidh 88 Gardens of Skye 20 Pipe Major Hector MacLean 54 Callum and the Princess 90 Heather Grant of Strathyre 21 Sentosa 55 Centre’s Bonnet 91 In The Gloamin 22 The Caledonian Society of London 56 David Ross 92 Pipe Major Ian Hughes 23 The Duke of Gordon’s Birthday 57 Dr. Flora MacAuley, Carradale 93 The Galloway Hills 24 The Keel Row 58 Partners in Time 94 Yvonne Hurlimann 25 Top of Craigvenow 59 Skimming the Water 95 Tulloch Gorm 60 The Lady in the Bottle 96 2/4 Marches Reels Piobaireachds A Man’s A Man for a’ That 26 Doctor Allan MacDonald 27 Alick C. MacGregor 61 Battle of Auldearn No 2 97 Dundee Military Tattoo 28 Alick Cameron, Champion Piper 62 Corrienneson’s Salute 101 Glen Caladh Castle 29 Broadford Bay 63 Lament for Donald of Laggan 106 Hugh Alexander Low of Tiree 30 Cecily Ross 64 Little Spree 108 Hugh Kennedy 31 Dancing Feet 65 Salute to Donald 112 MacKenzie Highlander’s March 32 John Keith Laing 66 Mairi’s Wedding 33 Kalabakan 67 Pipe Major Jim Christie of Wick 34 Kelsey’s Wee Reel 68 The Barren Rocks of Aden 35 Sandy Cameron 69 The Lochaber Gathering 36 Skip Healy’s Reel 70 The Lonach Gathering 37 The Blackberry Bush 71 Air/Hymn A Mhoire Mhin-Gheal (Fair Mary) Ishabel T MacDonald Page 4 Slow Air An Island Lullaby P. M. Donald MacLeod Page 5 Slow Air By Loch Etive Side John Cameron Page 6 Slow Air Come By The Hills Traditional Page 7 Slow Air Dream Angus Traditional Page 8 Slow Air Echoes of the Highlands Stuart D Samson MBE Page 9 Gaelic Air Hi-Ri Ho-Ro Mo Nighneag Arr. J. 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