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Combined Ceol na Fidhle Volumes Three & Four (book)

Volumes three and four of the Ceol na Fidhle - 'Highland Tunes for the Fiddle' series.

These are very popular tunes for fiddle taken for the bagipe repertoire. The books contain suggested bowings for fiddlers and chords for guitar or other accompanists and a great selection of 2/4 Pipe Marches, 6/8 Pipe Marches, Jigs, Reels, Slow airs, Hornpipes, Polkas, Strathspeys etc.

Many of these tunes are not available in fiddle settings in many other publication.

Price: £15.00

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Instruments:
Accordion, Fiddle, Mandolin
Tune Types:
Air, Dance tunes, Gaelic waltz, Hornpipe, Jig, Listening tune, March, Polka, Reel, Retreat march, Slow strathspey, Strathspey, Waltz
Occasions:
Ceilidh, Hogmanay
Pages:
96
Articulations:
Bowing, Chords, Staff notation
Arrangers:
Christine Martin
Date:
2001
Origin:
Highlands, Scotland
Book format:
A4
Authors:
Christine Martin
ISBN:
1-871931-8-8
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Table of contents

  • ----Fonn Mall / Slow Airs ----
  • An Ataireachd Ard
  • An Cluinn Thu Mi Mo Nighean Donn?
  • Caol Muile (Iona Boat Song)
  • Eilidh
  • Failte Don Eilean Sgitheanach (Welcome to Skye)
  • Helen Scott of Humbie
  • Leaving Lochboisdale
  • Margaret's Waltz
  • Mo Nighean Donn Boidheach (My Brown Haired Maid)
  • Mo Run Geal dileas (My Faithful Fond One)
  • Morag of Dunvegan
  • Neil Gow's Lamentation for James Murray of Abercairney
  • Oran Chaluim Sgaire
  • O Luaidh
  • Soraidh leis an Ait' (Farewell to Skye) An Caiora
  • An Gaol a thug mi og
  • Breacan Mairi Uisdean
  • Fagail Braigh Bhalla
  • Far o'er Struy
  • The Faraway Grandchild
  • Fhleagaich Oig is ceanalta
  • Gu math slan a chi mi
  • Iona Margaret Spence
  • Kate Martin's Waltz
  • Leaving Stornoway
  • Maighdeanan na h-airidh
  • The Mermaid's Song
  • The Nameless lassie
  • The Newlyweds' Waltz
  • Orkney
  • Theid mi dhachaigh
  • Tiugainn do dh'Uidhist
  • ---- 2/4 and 4/4 Port Mairsdidh / Marches ----
  • The Atholl Highlanders' March to Loch Katrine
  • Captain Carswell
  • Captain Norman Orr-Ewing
  • Doctor Morrison's Seven Thistles
  • Dornoch Links
  • Flett from Flotta
  • Glen Caladh Castle
  • Irene Meldrum's Welcome to Bon Accord
  • Loch Ruan
  • Mount Stewart House
  • Pipe Major Jim Christie of Wick
  • The 25th King's Own Scottish Borderers' Farewell to Meerut
  • The 74th's Farewell to Edinburgh
  • The 91st at Modder River
  • Arthur Bignold of Lochrosque
  • The Athole and Breadalbane Gathering
  • The Braes of Castle Grant
  • Deveronside
  • The Hills of Perth
  • Invercauld
  • Inveresk House
  • J B Milne
  • John Macdonald of Glencoe
  • The Lewis and Harris Piping Society
  • Loch Maree
  • The Mackenzie Highlanders
  • Mackenzie's Farewell to Ross-shire
  • Major Manson's Farewell to Clashantrusahal
  • The Meeting of the Waters
  • Pipe Major William Gray's Farewell to the Glasgow Police
  • The Taking of Beaumont Hamel
  • Willie Morrison of Thrumster
  • ---- 6/8 Port Mairsdidh / Marches ----
  • Dundee City Police Pipe Band
  • The Glasgow Gaelic Club
  • The Heights of Cassino
  • The Highland Brigade at Waterloo
  • Glendaruel Highlanders
  • Leaving Port Askaig
  • Lyndhurst
  • Miss Joan C Mackenzie
  • Pipe Major Donald Maclean of Lewis
  • P.M. Sam Scott
  • Rab's Wedding The Braemar Gathering
  • Colonel Robertson
  • Dr Ross's 50th Welcome to the Argyllshire Gathering
  • Farewell to the Tay
  • Locheil's Welcome to Glasgow
  • Macdonald of the Isles March to Harlaw
  • Wade's Welcome to Inverness
  • ---- Port Dubailte / Jigs ----
  • Cork Hill
  • Donald I Rankine
  • Donald Willie and His Dog
  • Finlay Mackenzie
  • The Inchindown Jig
  • The Judge's Dilemma
  • The Lady in the Bottle
  • Meurlach Loch Abair (The Thief of Lochaber)
  • Seumas Macneil Glasgow City Police Pipers
  • Goat on the Hill
  • Inspector Donald Campbell of Ness
  • Kenny Gilles of Portnalong
  • The Lapwing's Jig
  • Ness Bothan
  • River Cree
  • The Rock and the Wee Pickle Tow
  • Ron Monk's Twiddly Fingers
  • Troy's Wedding
  • The Weaver and his Wife
  • Wee Tod. ---- Seatadh Cuirn / Hornpipes ---- Old Toasty
  • The Black Bear
  • The Ladies' Hornpipe
  • The Train Journey North
  • Willie's Brogues
  • ---- Srath Spè / Strathspeys ----
  • Bob Steele
  • Clach na Cudain (The Rocking Stone of Inverness)
  • J. F. Mackenzie esq. of Garrynahine
  • John Stephen of Chance Inn
  • Maggie Cameron
  • The Marquis of Huntly's Highland Fling
  • Munlochy Bridge
  • The Red Haired Girl of Tulloch
  • Shean Trews
  • Sidlaw Hills
  • South of the Grampians
  • Susan Macleod
  • The Sherwood Rangers
  • The Thorn Bush
  • Bruachan Loch Nis
  • Campbeltown Kiltie Ball
  • The Duke of Edinburgh
  • Forbes Morrison
  • Gille Calum
  • I bhi ada
  • Iomadh rud tha dhith orm
  • The Iron man
  • J.F.MacKenzie of Garrynahine
  • John Stephen of Chance Inn
  • The Kirrie Kebuck
  • The Laird of Thrums
  • Maggie Cameron
  • The Marquis of Huntly's Highland Fling
  • Munlochy Bridge
  • The Piper's Bonnet
  • The Red Haired Girl of Tulloch
  • Shean Trews
  • Sidlaw Hills
  • South of the Grampians
  • Susan MacLeod
  • The Sherwood Rangers
  • The Thorn Bush
  • ----Ruighle / Reels----
  • Am Muilean Dubh
  • Barrowburn Reel
  • Bonnie Charlie
  • Culloden's Fancy
  • Donald MacLeod's Reel
  • Deveron Reel
  • Donald Manson's Reel
  • Duntroon
  • Harris Dance
  • Iain Peterson's Compliments to Fraser McGlynn
  • John MacNeill's Reel
  • John Morrison of Assyn House
  • The Lambing Storm
  • The Litle Cascade
  • Locheil's Awa Tae France
  • Lochrynach
  • Mo Chuachag Laghach
  • The Piper of Drummond
  • Ruidhle Thulaichean
  • Reel of Tulloch
  • Sir Reginald MacDonald
  • Skye Dance
  • Stornoway Castle
  • Struy Lodge
  • Walking on the Moon
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Reviews

“This is one of a three-volume series (somewhat confusingly called Vols. 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6). They are all wonderful, as is anything else Christine Martin and Taigh Na Teud, a small publisher on the Isle of Skye, put their hands to.”

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“Wonderful series! “These are by far my favorite Scottish traditional tune books, and I have 'em all!”

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