Music for the highland bagpipe /
MacLellan, John A.
Edinburgh Castle : the author,
[c1961].
Includes index.
Section 1. A treatise on the phrasing of Coel Beag and Ceol Mor -- Section 2. Marches, strathspeys, reels, slow-airs [and] jigs, composed and collected by the compiler.
Marches: Allan Rowan of Port Appin -- Ardnarff -- Kirsteen MacLellan -- Johnnie Hunter -- Lt. Col. J.S. H. Douglas, O.B.E. -- Luneburg heath -- Mrs. John MacLellan -- Mrs. William MacLellan -- Macdonald of the isles -- Over the hills to Inveraray -- 9th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders -- Pass of Melfort -- Hills of Cowal -- Inveroich Shinty Club -- Royal Hotel -- Young Willie Murray.  Slow airs: by the River Aora -- Maiden of Morven -- Not a swan on the lake -- Plains of Normandy. Retreat: by Loch Ness shores. Strathspeys: Cabar feidh -- Doctor Angus MacLeod -- Kirstie MacCallman's favourite -- MacLennan's overcoat -- Strathmarden -- Bridge of Oich -- Shepherd's crook -- Ewe wi' the crookit horn -- Campbelltown Kiltie Ball. Reels: Crag na cur -- Colin Roy's reel -- Hoddom Castle -- Rookery -- Mavis -- Smith of Chilliehassie. Jigs: Alan MacPherson of Mosspark -- Dram before you go -- Berriedale Brae -- John Paterson's mare -- Mrs. Seumas MacNeill -- Paddy O'Rafferty -- Pipe-Major John A. MacLellan -- Braes of Mellinish -- Herring wife -- Pace stick.
Bagpipe
Bagpipe music.
Marches.
Strathspeys.
Reels (Music)
Jigs.