
1
The Drummers
2
The Horticulturist
3
Takashi's Dawn
4
Dancie Shuttleworth/Londonderry Hornpipe
5
Echoes In The Glen
6
Miss Bennet's Jig/Miss Betty Hunter/Ronald Shirra Of Salen/Mother Bell/The Garden Wall
7
Mrs Hepburn Belches/Chance Cottage/Miss Murray Lintrose/Rapness Reel
8
Death Of A Queen
9
Lord Elgin's Welcome
10
Fr. Eamonn Gilmartin
11
Jake's Jig/Going To The Well For Water/Irish Washerwoman
12
Dancing In The Streets/Dan Larkin's Polka/Humours Of Bahrain/Sheik's Fancy/Amir's Fancy
13
Highland Cathedral
14
Farewell To Scotland
Item UPC: 722932055520
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Label: REL RECORDS
ABOUT THE ALBUM
... The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra giving it laldy as they do so well, on a wide range of tracks from the nostalgically evocative to the frankly breathtaking. As an example of the latter, check out the opening track - but watch the volume or, like me, you may spill your tea (or whatever beverage you deem appropriate to accompany the fiddlers). A CD of stunning stuff, and no mistake, under the batons of John Mason MBE and Andrew McGarva, with a fair number of tracks written by John himself. By the way, "Highland Cathedral" is the second last track, and despite what I said earlier, rendered very movingly. Indeed, I can just see the massed bands at Murrayfield before Scotland thrashes the All Blacks 40-0. Yes, well: but for the foreseeable future, be content to enjoy the music, at least."(THE SCOTS MAGAZINE)
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