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Tune transposed to A minor more…

Chris Norman plays a version of this tune here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApFf1q9hJ6E more…

This tune is actually a slow air rather than a strathspey. It was originally published in the Simon Fraser Collection (1816) with the name “Throd mo bhean a’s throd i rium” in Scottish Gaelic. This version was taken from more…

Transcribed from a pdf shared by Calum Stewart. more…

I believe this is the key this tune is played by Calum on the flute. more…

Live recording of Calum playing this tune on the flute after The Bell of Ardclach https://youtu.be/6lt1hdnLn4k more…

A home recording of this beautiful tune on the flute by Calum. https://fb.watch/dA0b6UjcKS/ more…

Extracted from the Montreal Session https://www.montrealsession.ca/lookup.html?id=289&book=reels.abc more…

This tune appears in the Simon Fraser Collection. Chris Norman recorded it on an album with Alasdair Fraser & Co called Portraits https://thesession.org/recordings/4525?tune_id=3020 more…

This is the second album released by Téada in 2004 which features five members Oisín Mac Diarmada (fiddle, vocals), John Blake (guitar, flute) Seán McElwain (banjo, bouzouki), Tristan Rosenstock (bodhrán) and Paul Finn (accordion). more…