The piobaireachd : as performed in the Highlands for ages, till about the year 1808 /
M'Lennan, Ian.
Edinburgh : John M'Lennan,
[1925]
"Glossary of the terminology of bagpipe music" : p. [5]-7.
'S leam fein an gleann (The glen is mine) ; Cumha Caiptein Mac Dugail (Captain MacDougall's lament) ; Spaisdearich Mhic Rath (The MacRae's march) ; Cha till mi tuillidh (I'll never return) ; Bratach bhan ig aoidh (Mackay's banner) ; Failte mhic air athar (The son' salute to his father) ; Failte Uilleam dubh mhic Coinnich (The Earl of Seaforth's salute) ; Failte an t Siosalich (Chisholm's salute) ; Captain E.B.B. Towse, V.C.-march ; King George V's army-march ; Delgaty Castle-slow march ; The unknown warrior-slow march ; The battle of Harlaw (1411) ; Major John MacLennan, Gordon Highlanders ; The Lochaber Gathering ; The piper of Dunnyveig ; The brown-haired maid-reel ; Alick Cameron-reel.
Bagpipe music.