Sheet music
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
Fingering instructions for the flute, and music of some tunes, by Duncan Farquharson.
G F Ross, "Article on Piobaireachd with a Collection of 25 Tunes" (1942).
Includes:
lecture, 1952, of Archibald Campbell of Kilberry, "Some Aspects of Highland Pipe Music"
four tunes, undated, of Robert Meldrum.
Illuminated manuscript of piobaireachd of John Grant, "Salute to W G Burn Murdoch".
John Mackay Piobaireachd manuscript.
With associated notes.
Manuscript excerpt from Passacaglia on DSCH for piano solo, by Ronald J Stevenson.
Music for flute: short pieces mostly by early 18th century composers.
The manuscript includes music by Handel, Locatelli, Blavet, and Festing, and also some Scottish tunes mostly represented in James Oswald, ‘Caledonian Pocket Companion’ (1745), etc.
Music for violin and spinet: consisting mainly of arrangements of Scottish tunes, but including pieces by Arne, Stanley and others.
Music for violin: consisting mainly of elaborate arrangements of Scottish airs, many apparently from Disblair in Aberdeenshire.
The manuscript includes an arrangement of a minuet for string trio (folios 20-21), and of `Port Skene` for two flutes and string trio (folios 22 verso-23).
Inside the front cover is a list of measurements for the bagpipe, so called ‘Hybrid Union Pipe’.
Music of F J Simpson.
Includes:
full score, circa 1890, of overture "Robert Bruce"
operetta, undated, "Pandora"
early compositions, circa 1875-1876.
Orchestral parts for "D G McLennan`s Characteristic Dances".
Papers of the Gall and Inglis families.
Including music, drawings and notes.
Photocopies of papers concerning the work of Albert B Bach.
Photocopies of the Ceol Beag of Duncan Campbell.
With biographical material.
Signed printed copy of John Stuart Blackie, "A Song of Scotland".
Three fiddle tunes by A K Dawson, submitted for a BBC competition.
Tunes for the bagpipe, circa 1916-circa 1918, thought to have been collated by a Black Watch piper.
With photocopies of strathspeys and reels, 1907, by John Hutton.
Words and music of lyrics and comic operas by Archibald F Hyslop.
Many composed for the singer and comedian Harry Gordon, with correspondence.