Tunes list

• Cold and raw. In the Beggars Opera. (p. 1)
• Corn Riggs. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 1)
• There's nae luck about the House. (p. 2)
• Reel. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 2)
• Oswald's Scots Measure. (p. 3)
• The Lass wi' the golden hair. (p. 3)
• Maggie Lawder. In the Highland Reel. (p. 4)
• Earl Douglas's Lamentation. In Mackbeth. (p. 5)
• A Highland Reel. (p. 5)
• Miss Mary Douglas's Reel. (p. 6)
• I'll gae nae mair to your Town. (p. 6)
• Cam'ron has got his Wife again. (p. 7)
• Go to the Ew Bughts Marion. (p. 7)
• The Parks of Kilburnie (p. 8)
• The Marqs. Tillibardine's Gigg. (p. 8)
• Earl of Loudon's Strathspey. (p. 9)
• Miss Ramsey's Reel. (p. 9)
• Bheir mi soraidh. Highland Air. (p. 10)
• The Gaberlunzie Mon. By K. James V. (p. 10)
• Low lies the mist on Mallavurich. Highland Air. (p. 11)
• Rithil-uil agus. Skye Air. (p. 11)
• Miss Blair's Reel. (p. 12)
• Mrs Menzie's Strathspey. (p. 12)
• Polworth Green. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 13)
• Struagh nach'eil bodaich. Highland Air. (p. 13)
• A Highland Reel (p. 14)
• Peggy is a young thing. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 14)
• A Skye Dance. (p. 15)
• Roslin Castle. In the Highland Reel. (p. 15)
• The Bonny Broom. In the Beggars Opera. (p. 16)
• The Seal-Fisher's Song. A Highland Air. (p. 16)
• Och is Och mar ata mi. A Highland Air. (p. 17)
• Dunbarton's Drums. (p. 17)
• Lass if I come near you. (p. 18)
• O dear Mither. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 18)
• Capt. Macintosh's Favourite. (p. 19)
• A Highland Reel. (p. 19)
• Lochaber. (p. 20)
• Capt. Ross's Reel. (p. 20)
• The Flower of Edenburgh. (p. 21)
• Muirland Willie. (p. 21)
• The Flowers of the Forest. (p. 22)
• I made love to Kate. (p. 23)
• Sir Norman Mc. Leod's Lament. A Skye Air. (p. 23)
• Latha suibhail. A Highland Air. (p. 24)
• Hopetoun House. (p. 24)
• The Braes of Balandin. In Mackbeth. (p. 25)
• Ghoid iad mo bhean. A Highland Air. (p. 25)
• The Highlandman kiss'd his Mother (p. 26)
• The bonny Lass of Fannhiven. (p. 26)
• The Ploughman. (p. 26)
• Miss M. Skinner's Reel. (p. 27)
• Auld Rob Morris. (p. 27)
• The Fyket. (p. 28)
• Let's to the Ard. (p. 28)
• Noch gur faoin. A Highland Air. (p. 29)
• The Scots Bonnet. (p. 29)
• He hirpled till her. (p. 30)
• Sir J. Stewart's Strathspey. (p. 30)
• Lady H. Hope's Reel. (p. 31)
• The Song of Death. A Skye Air. (p. 31)
• Tulloch Gorm. (p. 32)
• Mrs Ross's Reel. (p. 32)
• Miss Farquharson's Reel. (p. 33)
• Open the door to thrae. (p. 33)
• Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight. In the Highland Reel. (p. 34)
• Hooly and fairly. In the Duenna. (p. 35)
• Kath'rine Oggie. (p. 35)
• The rantan roaran Highlandman. (p. 36)
• The waefu' Heart. (p. 36)
• Had awa' Donald. (p. 37)
• Over the Water to Charlie. (p. 37)
• Thou art gone awa' Mary. (p. 38)
• Blink o'er the Burn, sweet Betty. (p. 38)
• Ha'd the Lass till I win at her. (p. 39)
• I ha'e laid a herring in sa't. In Two to One. (p. 39)
• The ranting Highlandman. In the Highland Reel. (p. 40)
• Because he was a bonny Lad. (p. 40)
• Come sweet Lass. In the Beggars Opera. (p. 41)
• De'il take the War. In the Duenna. (p. 41)
• Thro' the Wood Laddie. (p. 42)
• A St. Kilda Song and Dance. (p. 43)
• The silken-snooded Lassie. (p. 43)
• The Bush aboot Traquar. In the Duenna. (p. 44)
• Johnny Cock up thy Beaver. (p. 44)
• Tweed Side. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 45)
• Miss Murray's Reel. (p. 45)
• Peggie I mun lo'e thee. (p. 46)
• Whistle o'er the leave o't. (p. 46)
• Highland Air. (p. 47)
• The Lass of Peattie's Mill. (p. 47)
• Daft Robin. Highland Air. (p. 48)
• Mary Scot. (p. 48)
• Willie was a wanton Wag. (p. 49)
• Soft May Morn. Highland Air. (p. 49)
• The Fir Trea. (p. 50)
• Rothemurches Rant - Strathspey (p. 50)
• Posodh Peathar. (p. 51)
• I conna' buckle to. (p. 52)
• I have a wife of my Ain (p. 52)
• Miss Katie Hall's Reel. (p. 53)
• Highland Air. (p. 53)
• The yellow-hair'd Laddie. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 54)
• Fye let us aw' to the Bridal. (p. 54)
• Hey my Nanny. (p. 54)
• O bonny Lass. (p. 55)
• Sr. Alex. McDonald's Reel (p. 55)
• A St. Kilda Song and Dance. (p. 56)
• Sr. J. Whitefoord's Strathspey. (p. 56)
• William and Margaret. (p. 57)
• The Ruffian's Rant. Strathspey. (p. 57)
• O'er the Hills and far away. In the Beggar's Opera. (p. 58)
• Woo'd and married and a'. (p. 58)
• The Sow's tail. (p. 59)
• Marierat Nion Donail. Highland Air. (p. 59)
• Peggie's Wedding. (p. 60)
• Hey to Couper. (p. 60)
• Bessie Bell. In the Beggar's Opera. (p. 61)
• The Cadgers of Cannongate. (p. 61)
• And this is nae mine ain House. (p. 62)
• Scornfu' Nancie. In the Gentle Shepherd. (p. 62)
• Lady M. Menzie's Reel. (p. 63)
• The Lassie wi the yellow Coatie (p. 63)
• Watson's Scots Measure. (p. 64)
• Up and war 'em a' Willie (p. 64)
• The Caledonian Hunt a Strathspey by Sir Alexr. Don. (p. 65)
• Jockey and Peggie. (p. 65)
• Auld Robin Gray. (p. 66)
• The last time I came o'er the Moor. (p. 66)
• Highland Air. (p. 67)
• The Berks of Endermay. In the Duenna. (p. 67)
• The bonniest Lass in a' the World. by D. Rizzio. (p. 68)
• A St. Kilda Girl's Lament. (p. 68)
• Duncan Davidson (p. 69)
• Love is the cause of my Mourning. (p. 69)
• The Soger Laddie. (p. 70)
• Leslie's March. (p. 70)
• A phiurag ghaolach. Highland air. (p. 71)
• The Braes of Yarrow. (p. 71)
• My fair young Love. A Jorram. (p. 72)
• Saw ye my Father. (p. 72)