Repertoire & music clips
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Below are listed many of the tunes played by the band. We are always learning new tunes and sets to add to our parades or performances. Sound clips and more video clips will be available soon.
- Parade set
- Scotland the Brave (4/4 march)
- 42nd Highlanders (2/4 march)
- Highland Laddie (2/4 march)
- Parade set
- Mari's Wedding (2/4 march)
- Murdo's Wedding (4/4 march)
- Wings (4/4 march)
- Brown-Haired Maiden (2/4 march)
- Parade set
- Teribus (2/4 march)
- Corriechoillie (2/4 march)
- Jenny's Bawbee (2/4 march)
- Parade set
- Green Hills of Tyrol (3/4 march)
- When the Battle's O'er (3/4 march)
- Castle Dangerous (3/4 march)
- Parade set
- Wi' a Hundred Pipers (6/8 march)
- Bonny Dundee (6/8 march)
- The Mucking of Geordie's Byre (6/8 march)
- Parade set
- Wearin O' the Green (4/4 march)
- Minstrel Boy (4/4 march)
- Kelly the Boy from Killane (4/4 march)
- Roddy McCorley (4/4 march)
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- Performance set
- Campelltown Kiltie Ball (strathspey)
- O'er the Bows to Ballindalloch (strathspey)
- Performance set
- Andy's Lullaby (2/4 march)
- Jiggles (2/4 march)
- Performance set
- Cockney Jocks (4/4 march)
- The Bonny Lass O'Fyvie (4/4 march)
- The One on the Left (4/4 march)
- Performance set
- The Battle of the Somme (9/8 dance)
- The Heights of Dargai (9/8 dance)
- Performance set
- Bill Sullivan's March (reel)
- Bog Down the Valley-O (reel)
- The Rakes of Mallow (reel)
- Individual tunes
- Amazing Grace (slow aire)
- Highland Cathedral (slow aire)
- Going Home (slow aire)
- Bonny Mary (6/8 march)
- Atholl Highlanders (6/8 march)
- Angus MacKinnon (6/8 march)
- Cork Hill (jig)
- The House Under the Hill (jig)
- The Glasgow City Police Pipers (jig)
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Video clips
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Pipes and Drums
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"What is the piper playing
that battles in my blood?--
winds in it,
waves in it,
waters at the flood;
sadness in it,
madness in it,
weeping mists and rain--
what is the piper playing
that beats within my brain?"
--Lt. Joseph Lee, quoted in Pipes of War by Sir Bruce Seton and PM John grant
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