Written for Lauren Scott who organised zoom ceilidhs during covid lockdowns on Sunday nights, when we gathered round the zoom fire rather than a camp fire or a cosy pub fire and played tunes to each other. Composer website: https://www.karenmarshalsay.com/ Link to audio of music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TgJTRYCD_U Karen Marshalsay's music draws on a wealth of differing […]
Isabel Gow's Welcome to Edinburgh composed by Karen Marshalsay
A pipe march written for my mum, celebrating her story of leaving school at 14 and travelling into Edinburgh daily from Broxburn to work at the old Royal Infirmary biochemistry lab in Forrest Road. I recorded it on my album The Road to Kennacraig, and also guested with The Russian String Orchestra playing my own […]
Ian's Reel composed by George Smith
For my brother who passed away in 2020. He loved a party so it had to be a lively tune! Composer website: Link to audio of music: If you would like to contact the composer – you can email them here.
Inchaffray Abbey composed by George Smith
Inchaffray Abbey in Perthshire was once one of the most important churches in Scotland. One abbot, Maurice of Inchaffray, was King Robert the Bruce's personal chaplain, and was present at the Battle of Bannockburn. All that's left now is a piece of gable in a clump of trees. Composer website: Link to audio of music: […]
The Harkle Sporse composed by Alan Murray
The Harkle Sporse is a reel I wrote for one of my favourite pubs in the west end of Glasgow, The Sparkle Horse. The setting of many a band meeting of ours, you’ll find it in Partick, just round the corner from Kelvinhall subway station. I like taking the tune at a fairly leisurely pace, […]
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