Pipes & drums from Scotland : Ceilidh lines.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders, performer.

Contributor:

Reese, A. E., conductor.

Series:

Naxos Music Library.

Language:

No linguistic content

Subjects (All):

Pipe band music.

Bagpipe music.

Military music--Scotland.

Military music.

Scotland.

Genre:

Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Other Title:

Ceilidh lines

Pipes and drums from Scotland

Place of Publication:

East Grinstead, West Sussex ; Clearwater, Fla. : ARC Music, [1999]

System Details:

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Contents:

6/8 marches. Monte Catarelto ; Murdo Mackenzie of Blughasary ; The banks of the Skiach

March, strathspey & reel. The Balmoral highlanders ; The Atholl cummers ; The brown haired maiden

Slow air, strathspey & reel. Cutting bracken ; Cutting bracken ; The spirits of old Pultene ; Modder River ; Bridge of Bogie ; The kissing reel ; O'Rourkes ; The black mill ; The swallow's tail

Hornpipe & jig. Raigmore ; The single petre ; Alex Robertson's limp ; Shona's jig

Slow air, jig & hornpipe. The lads from Glendale ; Shawbost is dear to me ; Leaving Barra ; Kiss me sweetheart ; The old favourite ; The one-horned cow ; The gudgeon of Morris's motor car ; The four courts

6/8 marches. Lillie Long-Wade's welcome to Inverness ; The Eighth Army ; An eilean ard

Slow air : Angelena's lullabye

Medley. Macphail of Bunnessan ; Hills of Kintail ; The redcoat ; Yesterhouse ; The gravel walk ; Rakish Paddy ; Scarce o' tatties ; Rabs loon ; Ceilidh lines

Slow air, hornpipe & jigs. Robertson's lament ; Kyle Alexander ; The weaver ; Paddy be easy ; The foxhunter

Hornpipes. The wee man from South Uist ; Hi ho hirum ; The kiwi ; The Cromdale hornpipe ; Dick gossips ; The maid behind the bar

6/8 marches. 72nd Highlanders farewell to Edinburgh ; Eleanor

3/4 marches. Jimmy MacKenzie of Stornoway ; Jimmy McLaughlin ; My land ; Angela's wedding

4/4 marches. Murdo's wedding ; City of Hastings Pipe Band ; The muir of Ord

Medley. Ye Jacobites by name ; Irish air ; Sporting Jamie ; The smith's a gallant fireman ; The devil in the kitchen ; The Highland reel ; The ewe wi' the crooked horn.

Participant:

Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders; A.E. Reese, pipe major.

Notes:

"Licensed from Grasmere Records"--container.

Description based on hard copy version record.

Other Format:

Source record: Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders. Pipes & drums from Scotland.

OCLC:

811489071

Publisher Number:

EUCD1507 ARC

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.