ALBUM - SCOTTISH FOLK TUNES +CD - ACORDEON

Scottish Folk Tunes



54 Traditional Piezas Acordeón



+CD

editor: Lowthian, Ian

- Introduction and Brief History

- The Tunes

- Scottish Accordion Ornamentation

- Jazz Chords for the Left Hand

- Reels

- The Ale is Dear

- The Bobers of Brechin (William Marshall)

- The Brolum (Charles Bannaty)

- The High Road to Linton

- Jenny Dang the Weaver (Alexander Garden)

- The Dashing White Sergeant

- The Flowers of Edinburgh

- The Drunken Piper

- The Duke of Perth

- The Fairy Dance

- Roxburgh Castle

- Mrs MacLeod of Raasay

- Mrs MacLeod of Raasay (drum kit bass)

- Soldier's Joy

- Eilidh's Trip in Germany (Ian Lowthian)

- Stomach Steinway Man (Ian Lowthian)

- Jigs and 6/8 Marches

- Angus MacKinnon (Donald Shaw Ramsey)

- The Atholse Highlanders

- Pipe Major Donald MacLean of Lewis (Donald MacLeod)

- Wade's Welcome to Inverness

- Donald Iain Rankine (Andrew Rankine)

- Drummond Castle

- The Earl of Dunmore

- Glasgow Gaelic Club

- Wee Murdie

- Wee Todd

- The Jig Runrig (Fergie MacDonald)

- Marches and Polkas

- The Barren Rocks of Aden

- Highland Laddie

- Dornoch Links

- Lord Lovat's Lament

- The Meeting of the Waters

- The Lochaber Gathering (George S.MacLennan)

- Dugald Torquil MacPhail of Kilberry (Iain MacPhail)

- The Hut on Staffin Ilsand (Phil Cunningham)

- The Kerrera Polka (Bobby MacLeod)

- Strathspeys

- The Braes o'Mar

- Castles in the Air

- Highland Whisky (Neil Gow)

- The Laird of Drumblair (James Scott Skinner)

- Manymusk (Daniel Dow)

- Bob Parson's Strathspey (Ian Lowthian)

- Robin Marshall's Strathspey (Ian Lowthian)

- Airs and Waltzes

- The Boatman (Fear a'Bhàta)

- Cailin mo run-sa

- The Eternal Surge of the Sea (Donald MacIver)

- Fair Jean (Duncan Johnston)

- The Mist-Covered Mountains

- My Faithful Fond One

- Tiugainn do dh'Uibhist

- Waltz for Kylin (Dougie Hunter)

- Jean and Andy Leonard's Waltz (Ian Lowthian)

- Miss Rowan Davies (Phil Cunningham)

- Hector the Hero (James Scott Skinner)

- Neil Gow's Lament for the Death of his Second Wife (Neil Gow)