From CD Notes : In the Autumn of 1996 Glasgow's new Piping Centre heralded it's opening by hosting a piping recital series. The Centre's custom built auditorium provided the ideal venue for the series which was designed to showcase the best in Highland piping and featured several of the
world's most celebrated names.

Jack Lee
1) Tom Wilson - The 24th Guards Brigade at Anzio - The Homewrecker - The Brolum - The High Road to Linton.
2) The Old Woman's Dance - Biddy From Sligo - Michael Grey.
3) The 93rd At Modder River - Caber Feidh - The Little Cascade.
4) Donella Beaton - Geese In The Bog - Harry MacAleer's Favourite - Andrew and Colin Lee.
5) The Big Spree

Alasdair Gillies
6) John MacDonald of Glencoe - Hugh Kennedy MA, B.Sc.
7) The Deer Forest - An t-Alltan Dubh - Cailin Mo Run-sa - The Foxhunter - The Foxhunter.
8) Jane Campbell - Sarah Lawrie - The Step Dancer - Lochfyneside - Cota Mor Ealasaid - Nameless Reel - I Am A Poor Man - Ruidhle Bean Aonghais Ruaidh - MacPherson's Rant - Brenda Stubbert.
9) Sad Am I to Be In Ireland - The Ceilidh Lines - The Tourist - Nancy MacInnes - Kenny MacDonald's Jig.
10) Pipe Major John Stewart - Athole Cummers - John MacKechnie.
11) Moll Roe - Drops of Brandy - Gi'e Us A Drink Of Water - Welcome The Piper - Paddy Be Easy - The Weaver - Donald MacLennan's Exercise.

From CD Notes : In the Autumn of 1996 Glasgow's new Piping Centre heralded it's opening by hosting a piping recital series. The Centre's custom built auditorium provided the ideal venue for the series which was designed to showcase the best in Highland piping and featured several of the
world's most celebrated names.