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Pipers of Distinction

Robert Wallace
Scottish
Monarch

Released: 1991
Catalogue Number: CDMON813
Barcode: 5011851081327
Running Time: 52mins.

£9.62

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Tracks
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1	6/8 Marches: Alex F Ibell - Domininc McGowan.	Play
2	Slow Air: Archmore Loch.	Play
3	March, Strathspey & Reel: John MacDonald of Glencoe - MacBeth's Strathspey - MacAllister's Dirk.	Play
4	3/4 Marches: Wallace's Farewell to Kurutau - Farewell to Muirheads.	Play
5	Hornpipes: The Wee Man From Skye - High Level Hornpipe.	Play
6	Piobaireachd: The Old Woman's Lullaby.	Play
7	2/4 Marches: Duncan MacInnes - Muir of Ord - Col. H.H. Burney.	Play
8	Jigs: Donald MacLean - Old Woman's Dance - John MacDonald's Exercise.	Play
9	2/4 Marches: Hugh Alexander Low of Tiree - Donald MacLellan of Rothesay - Edinburgh Police Pipe Band.	Play
10	Strathspeys & Reels: Highland Harry - Struan Robertson - Major Manson - Pretty Marion.	Play
11	Jigs: Duncan MacKillop - Old Wife of the Mill Dust.	Play
12	Piobaireachd - Hiharin Dro O Dro.	Play

High Quality AudioThe tracks on this album are available as both standard 192k mp3 files, high quality 320k mp3 files and CD quality FLAC files. The price is the same for all formats. You can choose your format after you pay and are ready to download.

The traditional music mix on a solo performance.

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Robert Wallace - Great Highland Bagpipe

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