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A collection of ceol mor and ceol beag pipe music, compiled by William M MacDonald of Inverness and featuring tunes by himself as well as a variety of other composers.

Willie MacDonald was a top competition piper of his time.

Full bagpipe notation, 46 pages, paperback - 46 tunes.

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(February 2010) (3h 20min)

3 DVD set - explore haunted castles of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland with these four fascinating programmes that take you inside some of the most frightening spots in the British Isles, as you learn about their legends and myths.

Castle Ghosts of England: England is described as 'the isle of spirits', the most haunted place on earth. Explore the haunted castles of the British Isles and investigate the myths of the ghosts that inhabit them. Featuring Muncaster Castle, Sudeley Castle and The Tower of London.

Castle Ghosts of Scotland: castles in Scotland have seen bloody feuds, heroic deeds, and black treachery. Tap into the energies of three - Glamis Castle with its ghostly hauntings, Duntrune Castle with the Phantom Piper, and Fyvie Castle with the Green Lady.

Castle Ghosts of Wales: the castles of Wales have been the settings for countless bloody feuds, foul murders, and dastardly deeds. Re-enactments tell the stories of these tormented souls who spirits still linger. Featuring Carew Castle, Gwydir Castle, and St Donat’s Castle.

Castle Ghosts of Ireland: take a journey rich in mystery and ancient lore, where wailing banshees are heard and ghosts do good and evil. Visit castles haunted by a silver hoofed horse, a red lady, a wandering monk, and a headless ghost. Features Huntington Castle, Castle Leslie, Glin Castle, and Leap Castle.

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For over a decade, Solas has been recognized as one of the most influential Irish-American folk groups. After a personnel change prior to their last release, when Kilkenny-born vocalist Mairead Phelan joined the band, they have re-emerged unified once again.

Solas deliver the raw instrumental virtuosity, the power, rhythm and dynamic vocal blend that no other group since The Bothy Band has mastered. This album showcases the band at the peak of its power.

Seamus Egan (guitar, banjo, flute, whistles, bodhran), Winifred Horan (fiddle), Mick McAuley (accordion, guitar, vocals), Eamon McElholm (guitar, piano, vocals) and Mairead Phelan (vocals) with Chico Huff (bass), Ben Wittman (drums, percussion), Catriona McKay (harp) and John Anthony (bodhran, percussion).

Various combinations of pipes, drums and military bands, playing all the most requested melodies including Amazing Grace, Kate Dalrymple and The Skye Boat Song.

Recorded 1975 to 1988, and digitally remastered.

Music for Scottish country dancing from the Canadian group.

Also featuring The Cape Breton Symphony Fiddlers, Alasdair Fraser, Pipe Major Sandy Dewar and Pipe Major Reay MacKay (48th Highlanders of Canada).

Re-released due to popular demand.

Ceilidh music from North-East Scotland's most popular all-girl ceilidh band.

Shetlander Claire White (fiddle), Frances Wilkins (concertina), Helen Lynch (whistle, bodhran) and Anne Taylor (keyboards) combine to produce a light and lively style.

The beautiful voice of Karen Matheson, and the contemporary Celtic music of Capercaillie. Tracks taken from the BBC Scotland film Raising The Standard, about the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and drawing strongly from songs written at the time.

Capercaillie were filmed overnight for the specially commissioned television programme From Dusk Till Dawn With Glenfinnan, which marked the 250th anniversary of Bonnie Prince Charlie's uprising. It was filmed at Glenfinnan, where the standard was raised on the 11th August, 1745.

These songs retrace the steps of those who came down from the mountains 250 years ago to follow Prince Charles Edward Stewart. Despite the attempted annihilation of a culture and a people, Gaelic endures.

Previously only available through the Capercaillie fan club.

The new album, their first studio effort in four years, follows the critically acclaimed 2006 release, Sé, which received worlwide praise.
Lunasa recorded Lá Nua on location in the historical Cooley mountains, which inspired much of the creativity and writing on the album.
Lunasa is compased of Kevin Crawford (Flute, Low Whistles and Tin Whistles), Trevor Hutchinson (Double Bass), Paul Meehan (Guitar, Bouzouki and Mandolin), Sean Smyth (Fiddle and Low Whistle) and Cillian Vallely (Uilleann Pipes and Low Whistle).

A collection of jigs, reels and miscellaneous traditional tunes old and new played on the Irish Harp by Paul Dooley

The combined contents of 15 Social Dances and 14 Social Dances For 2000.

All dances devised by Roy Goldring, with original tunes from Neil Barron, Nancy Dickson, Ian Findlay, Muriel Johnstone and others.

A4 spiral bound.