Loosely based on but considerably further developed from a "March for Preparatory Gymnastic Motions" in Messrs. Lowe's Selection of Dance Music". more…
Posted by .Just learned from a recording by the Queally sisters that this tune is a Sean Ryan composition called the 9th of July. Case closed. more…
Posted by .I learned this tune as Elizabeth Keane's from Mark Robert's recording The Gloup and posted it here about 13 years ago. I never found out where it came from. Today, I heard the Queally sisters playing it on their lovely new recording Beyond the Bellows a... more…
Posted by .This is my take on the Calum Stewart performance of this tune. I include the "B" part. He does a number of variations and ornamentations as he repeats, e.g. backstitching, slurs and rolls, but this is the core of the tune. Happy piping! more…
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