Volume 3 of the Pipe Teacher's Assistant series is a collection of some of the finest 2/4 Marches ever written. It comes with a double CD, on which Burt Mitchell demonstrates all of the tunes, so you can hear how they're supposed to sound. 68 tunes in all. Tons of music, conveniently spiral bound, at a great price!
Contents for Pipe Teacher's Assistant Volume 3:
Contents for Pipe Teacher's Assistant Volume 3:
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Disc 1: The Abercairney Highlanders The Atholl and Breadalbane Gathering The Australian Ladies The Balkan Hills The Battle of Killiecrankie The Braes of Castle Grant Captain Carswell Charles Edward Hope Vere The Crags of Stirling Dr. E. G. MacKinnon Donald MacLellan of Rothesay The Duke of Roxburgh’s Farwell to Blackmount Forest The Edinburgh Volunteers Glen-Finlas The Hills of Perth Inveran Jim McBay’s Welcome Arthur Bignold of Lochrosque The Atholl Highlanders March to Loch Katrine The Balmoral Highlanders Bonny Ann Brigadier General Ronald Cheape of Tiroran Captain Norman Orr-Ewing Colin Thomson The Detroit Highlanders Donald MacLean’s Farewell to Oban The Duchess of Edinburgh Duncan McNeill Esq. Farewell to Melfort Glen Caladh Caslte The Glennfinnan Highland Gathering Hugh Kennedy M.A. B.Sc. Jeannie Carruthers Jimmy Young |
Disc 2: John MacColl’s March top Kilbowie Cottage John MacFadyen of Melfort John MacDonald of Glencoe King George V’s Army Lady Lever Park Leaving Glenurquhuart The Lonach Gathering Major Manson’s Farewell to Clachantrushal Miss Elspeth Campbell Mrs. John MacColl The Pap of Glencoe Prince Charles’ Welcome to Lochaber The Siege of Delhi The Taking of Beaumont Hamel The Young MacGregor The 74th’s Farewell to Edinburgh John MacDonald’s Welcome to South Uist John MacMillan of Barra Kantara to El Arish The Knightswood Ceilidh The Laird of Luss The Lochaber Gathering MacLean of Pennycross Men of Argyll Miss Delicia Chisholm Mrs. H. L. MacDonald of Dunach Mrs. Mary Anderson of Lochranza Pipe Major William Gray’s Farewell The Royal Scottish Piper’s Society South Hall Walter Douglas, M.B.E The 71st Highlanders The 93rd at Modder River |