The Highland bagpipe : $b its history, literature, and music: with some account of the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes relating to the instrument and its tunesManson, W. L. (William Laird)
History
The Highland bagpipe : $b its history, literature, and music: with some account of the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes relating to the instrument and its tunes
Manson, W. L. (William Laird)
Bagpipe
1847—GUNN—The Caledonian Repository of Strathspeys, Reels, Jigs, and
Quicksteps, consisting of about 200 pieces. Edited and published
by William Gunn, piper, Glasgow. Enlarged by about a dozen tunes
in 1867, and republished by Gunn. Republished in 1892 and 1889
by Peter Henderson, Glasgow. Price 6s.
1853—MAC LACHLAN—The Pipers’ Assistant, containing 120 tunes. Compiled
by John Mac Lachlan, piper to Neil Malcolm of Poltalloch, and
published by Alex. Glen, Edinburgh. Price 6s. Out of print.
1860—GLEN—The Caledonian Repository of Music for the Great Highland
Bagpipe, consisting of Marches, Strathspeys, Reels and
Quicksteps to the number of 120 tunes. Edited and published by
Alexander Glen, Edinburgh. Revised and republished by David Glen
in 1882. Price, 6s. Out of print.
1869—ROSS—A collection of Marches, Strathspeys, Reels, and Pibrochs,
consisting of 243 pieces. Edited and published by William Ross,
piper to the Queen. Several editions since published, and book
now contains 41 pibrochs and 437 marches, etc. Republished in
1900 by Mrs. Ross. Price, £1 10s.
1870–1871—GLEN—Parts I., II., and III. of Glen’s collection for the
Great Highland Bagpipe, consisting of about 160 tunes. Edited
and published by J. & R. Glen, Edinburgh. Price, originally 3s.
each part, now 1s.
1876–1901—GLEN—Parts I. to XVII. of a collection of Bagpipe Music,
consisting altogether of about 1000 pieces. Edited and published
by David Glen. Edinburgh, at different times between 1876 and
1901. Price, each part, 1s; complete volume, with tutor, £1.
1876—MAC PHEE—A selection of Music for the Highland Bagpipe,
consisting of about 150 Quicksteps, Marches, Strathspeys, Reels,
etc., with a complete tutor. Edited and published by Donald Mac
Phee, Glasgow. Price, 6s., in cloth 7s. Republished in 1895 by
Messrs. Logan & Co., Inverness, in two volumes, at 2s. each.
1880—MAC PHEE—A collection of Pibrochs, consisting of 37 tunes. Edited
and published by Donald Mac Phee, bagpipe maker, Glasgow.
Republished in 1885 by Messrs. Logan & Company, Inverness.
Price, 8s.
1880–1899—GLEN—Parts I. to IV. of a collection of Ancient
_Piobaireachd_ or Highland Pipe Music, consisting altogether of
55 tunes; arranged, revised, and published by David Glen,
Edinburgh, at different times between 1880 and 1899. Price 4s.
each part.
1881—GLEN—David Glen’s Highland Bagpipe Tutor, with a selection of
Quicksteps, Strathspeys, Reels, and Jigs, amounting to 50 tunes.
David Glen, Edinburgh. Price, 3s. Now in 13th thousand, price,
1s.
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