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rhe Learie • before flaying the appogiaturas in the following Tunes, may play only the large
Notes, to make himself acquainted with the air.
Jlielle Huluchen.
The Reel of Tulloch.
The.above celebrated air,is known all over the Highlands and Islands by the name of Ri na’m Horst, that
is the King of Tunes and is often played last in every dance,by way of pre-eminence, is very old, beyond tr a _
dition, The Village of Tulloch,from which it takes its name,is in the Parish of Tulloch in Aberdeenshire,ne^r.
to the celebratet Wells of Pananich,about Miles west of Aberdeen,on the North Bank of the River Dee and
is now the Property of William Farquharson EsqF of Monaltrie.
Uilliam ’s Calum *s Mdrag*.
E s s £ ft s s
Brose and Butter.
£ S S £ B ft
" '%
r
L1J L1J 1 r UJ Ll] 1^ LIJ UJ1^! II
m
Gairm na’n Coileach.
The Cock Crowing.
rhe Learie • before flaying the appogiaturas in the following Tunes, may play only the large
Notes, to make himself acquainted with the air.
Jlielle Huluchen.
The Reel of Tulloch.
The.above celebrated air,is known all over the Highlands and Islands by the name of Ri na’m Horst, that
is the King of Tunes and is often played last in every dance,by way of pre-eminence, is very old, beyond tr a _
dition, The Village of Tulloch,from which it takes its name,is in the Parish of Tulloch in Aberdeenshire,ne^r.
to the celebratet Wells of Pananich,about Miles west of Aberdeen,on the North Bank of the River Dee and
is now the Property of William Farquharson EsqF of Monaltrie.
Uilliam ’s Calum *s Mdrag*.
E s s £ ft s s
Brose and Butter.
£ S S £ B ft
" '%
r
L1J L1J 1 r UJ Ll] 1^ LIJ UJ1^! II
m
Gairm na’n Coileach.
The Cock Crowing.
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| Description | As performed on the great Highland bagpipe : now also adapted to the piano forte violin and violoncello : with a few old Highland lilts purposely set for the above modern instruments : to which is prefixed a complete tutor : for attaining a thorough knowledge of the pipe music by Donald MacDonald. Edinburgh : Engraved & printed by Walker & Anderson for the Publisher Donald Macdonald, [1822?]. |
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| Shelfmark | Glen.298 |
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| Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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| Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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