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When Gordon Duncan was a member of the Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, he and brother Ian released this collection of tunes in 1987, and it has now been re-published after a few year out-of-print. This contains many great Gordon tunes and arrangements, many of 

 

A Cheud Ceud (The First Hundred) by Allan MacDonald. This is the third edition of The Moidart Collection since its first publication in 1989. This time a CD of the tunes has been recorded to accompany the book. 

 

 

 

 

The College of Piping's famous green tutor. More than 385,000 copies sold until now. According to the College of Piping: ‘The only way to start a piping career’. Thousands of pipers worldwide have learned to play bagpipes thanks to this wonderful book. ‘N 

Gordon Duncan's Tunes There has always been a tremendous interest in the original music of Gordon Duncan. His stunning compositions have featured in his own ground-breaking recordings and studio sessions, in his work with top Scottish traditional music ba 

Duncan Johnstone 'His Complete Compositions'. This book contains all of Duncan's famous tunes such as 'Farewell to Nigg', 'The Isle of Barra March' and the piobaireachd 'Lament for Alan My Son' plus many many more. Duncan Johnstone, 1925 – 1999, was a pro 

A practical guide to acquiring, playing, tuning and maintaining Scottish bellows-blown bagpipes. It includes a tutorial CD-ROM (featuring Iain MacInnes on Scottish smallpipes) which is suitable for PC or Mac. It contains more than 50 tunes. Part 1 d 

The Wind in the Bellows is a logical step forward from its predecessor, More Power to your Elbow, and it is surely a great step in the right direction. This is another advance along the road of revival and re-development of the bellows pipes that have th