 | 100 Essential Scottish Ceilidh Tunes
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Partition - Ligne Mélodique avec AccordsTi Ar SonerienRéférence: AM407
 9781899512744
Arrangeur : Mallison Dave
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 | 72nd's farewell to aberdeen, the
Aiken drum
Atholl highlanders
Babes in the wood
Back of bennachie, the
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Afficher les morceaux... Banks of allan, the
Barren rocks of aden, the
Blackthorn stick, the
Bluebell polka, the
Bonny dundee
Bottom of the punchbowl, the
Boys of bluehill, the
Braes o’ mar, the
Bratach bhana
Breakdown, the
Bumper at parting, a
Circassian circle
Cock o’ the north
Come let us dance and sing
Corn riggs
Cumberland reel, the
Dashing white sergeant, the
Davy davy knick knack
De'il amang the tailors, the
Drops of brandy
Drumdelgie
Duke of perth, the
East neuk of fife
Fairy dance, the
Farewell to whisky
Flowers of edinburgh
Green grow the rashes
Greenholm
Harmonica, the
Harvest home
Haste to the wedding
High road to linton
Highland laddie
Hills of glenorchy, the
Hot punch
Hundred pipers, a
I ha'e a wife o' my ain
Jacky tar
Jamie allen
Jeanie’s blue e’en
Jig of slurs, the
Jock o’ hazeldean
Kate dalrymple
Katie bairdie
Kenmure’s on an’ awa’ willie
Kinloch of kinloch
Lass o' gowrie, the
Lass o' patie's mill, the
Liberton pipe band
Loch lomond
Lord lovat’s lament
Mairi's wedding
Man's a man for a' that, a
Marquis of lorne, the
Mason's apron, the
Miss forbes' farewell to banff
Miss mcleod's
Miss thompson's hornpipe
Muckin’ o’ geordie’s byre, the
My love is like a red, red rose
My love's she's but a lassie yet
New rigged ship, the
Off she goes
Off to california
Orange and blue, the
Orkney rope waltz, the
Over the hills and far away
Peat fire flame
Pet of the pipers, the
Petronella
Quaker’s wife, the
Road and the miles to dundee
Roaring jelly
Rose tree, the
Roxburgh castle
Russe, la
Scotland the brave
Shaalds o’ foula, the
Soldiers' joy
Speed the plough
Spey in spate, the
Staten island
Stool of repentance, the
Tempest, the
Terribus
Teviot bridge
Thistle of scotland, the
Timor the tartar
Ton, the
Triumph, the
We’re no’ awa’ tae bide awa
Westering home
Wha saw the forty twa
White cockade, the
Ye banks and braes |
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