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| Title |
Key |
Book |
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Notes |
| 42nd Highlander's Farewell |
D |
K2v3p47 |
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| 74th Highlanders Quickstep, The |
A |
K2v5p6
K2v6p1 |
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Quickstep. Recordings: Pibroch MacKenzie,
The Mull Fiddler (1969) |
| 93rd's Farewell to Gibralter |
A |
K2v1p49
K2v5p6
K2v6p12 |
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Quickstep |
| Athole Highlanders, The |
A |
K2v3p29
K2v5p4 |
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"Quickstep". The tune celebrates the last
private army in the UK. Aka Atholl Highlanders
and Athol Highlanders. Recordings: Bob
Smith's Ideal Band, Better Than an Orchestra (1977);
Boys of the Lough, The Piper's Broken Finger (1976);
Heritage, When the Dancin' It's A' Done (1980);
Sprangeen (1984); Tannahill Weavers, IV (1981);
Whistlebinkies 5 (1988); The Foundry Bar Band (1981) |
| Barren Rocks of Aden |
D |
K2v5p3 |
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"Quickstep". This tune is played as a polka in
Ireland under its own name, or as The Sailor's (see Bulmer
& Shapley Vol.4). Recordings: Bob Smith's Ideal Band,
Better Than An Orchestra (1977); Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, Prom (1980) |
| Brave Lewie Roy |
C |
K2v3p45 |
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The group Jock Tamson's Bairns say: "We think [this]
should properly be called Brave Louis Roi - possibly a
relic of the Auld Alliance." Recordings: Jock Tamson's Bairns (1980). |
| Brian Boroum's March |
Am |
K2v5p18
K2v8p34 |
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Irish |
| Caledonian March |
D |
K2v1p49 |
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Known in the US as Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine
[ABC]; Sherman's
March to the Sea and Dying on the Field of Battle.
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| Celtic Society's Quickstep |
A |
K2v3p46 |
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| Culloden Day |
A |
K2v3p46 |
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| Dornoch Links |
A |
K2v1p48
K2v5p5 |
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"Quickstep" (in K5). |
| Downfall of Paris, The |
G |
K2v4p40 |
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| Drunken Piper, The |
Am |
K2v5p4 |
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Quickstep. Recordings: Silly Wizard, Silly
Wizard (1976); Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, Prom
(1980); Golden Fiddle Awards (1978) |
| Fingal's Cave |
G |
K2v1p48 |
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| French March I |
G |
K2v1p30
K2v6p13 |
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| Gaelic Air, A I |
G |
K2v1p26 |
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2/4 march |
| Glendaurel Highlanders, The |
A |
K2v5p4 |
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Quickstep. Recordings: Strings of Scotland (1975) |
| Glengarry's March |
A |
K2v3p46
K2v5p5 |
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"Quickstep" (in K5). |
| God Save Ireland |
D |
K2v8p35 |
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Irish |
| Grand March |
G |
K2v6p15 |
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| Heights of Alma, The |
A |
K2v5p3 |
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Quickstep. Aka The Alma.
Recordings: Bob Smith's Ideal Band, Better Than an Orchestra (1977) |
| Hey Johnnie Cope |
D |
K2v3p41 |
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Recordings: Tannahill Weavers, IV (1981) |
| Highland Brigade at Waterloo, The |
Am |
K2v6p10 |
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"Bagpipe tune" |
| Highland Laddie |
A |
K2v5p5 |
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Quickstep |
| Highland Quickstep |
G |
K2v1p47 |
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| Hills of Glenorchy |
Em |
K2v1p47
K2v5p6 |
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"Quickstep" (in K5) |
| Inveraray March |
G |
K2v3p46 |
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| Inverness Gathering, The |
A |
K2v1p47
K2v5p7 |
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| Johnnie Cope |
D |
K2v3p41 |
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Aka Hey Johnnie Cope. |
| Kenmure's On An' Awa' |
G |
K6,9 |
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Recordings:
Various, The Caledonian
Companion (1975); Golden Fiddle Awards (1976);
Strings of Scotland (1975) |
| Killiecrankie |
D |
K2v1p49 |
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Known in Ireland as Planxty Davis. |
| Kilty Lads, The |
Em |
K2v5p5 |
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Quickstep |
| Lochiel's March |
Em |
K2v1p47
K2v5p7 |
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| Logan Water |
D |
K2v3p47 |
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| Lord Napier of Magdala |
D |
K2v6p13 |
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| MacDonald's March, The |
A |
K2v3p47 |
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| MacGregor's March |
D |
K2v3p46 |
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This is reminiscent of Over the Hills and Far
Away |
| MacKenzie Highlander's March |
A |
K2v5p3 |
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Quickstep |
| March I |
Am |
K2v1p49 |
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| March to the Battlefield |
D |
K2v8p17 |
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Irish |
| Miss Forbes's Farewell to Banff |
G |
K2v3p45 |
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| Mrs McDonald |
G |
K2v1p48 |
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Aka The Island of Mull. |
| My Braw Highland Laddie |
C |
K2v1p47 |
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Recorded as Gaelic Air by The Wick Scottish Country Dance
Band. Derek Hoy (of the group Jock Tamson's Bairns) says it's
now well known as The Wee Highland Laddie
[ABC]. |
| Napoleon Crossing the Alps |
Am |
K2v6p12 |
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Quickstep |
| Oh! For the Swords of Former Time |
A |
K2v8p16 |
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Irish |
| Prince Albert's March |
A |
K2v6p10 |
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"Bagpipe tune" |
| Prince Charlie's Welcome to the Isle of Skye |
G |
K2v3p45 |
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This is known in Ireland as [forgotten] |
| Quickstep I |
D |
K2v1p47 |
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Quickstep |
| Quick-Step II |
Am |
K2v1p48 |
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Quickstep |
| Quickstep III |
G |
K2v1p49 |
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Quickstep |
| Rose of Allandale |
C |
K2v6p15 |
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| Signal March |
G |
K2v7p37 |
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| Soldier and his Kilt, The |
A |
K2v6p11 |
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Quickstep "Bagpipe tune" |
| Trysting Rock, The |
G |
K2v6p11 |
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Quickstep "Bagpipe tune" |
| Wha' Widna Fecht |
G |
K2v2p34 |
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Aka Wha' Widna Fecht for Charlie and
Wha Saw the Forty-Second. Played as a polka in Ireland
under the name Din Tarrant's No.5 and it's also used in
English Morris music as The March Past. |
