Cornemuse D'Écosse - Highlands Bagpipes
A Flame of Wrath (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Black Donald's March (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Cumha Na H-Oighe (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Donald Duaghal MacKay (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Earl of Ross's March (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
In Praise of Morag (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Lament for the Children (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
MacIntosh's Lament (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
MacLeod's Controversy (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
MacLeod's Salute (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Piobaireachd Dhomnaill Dhuibh (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Psalm 51, Tune Martyrdom (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Sound of Assembled Bagpipe (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Sound of Chanter (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Sound of Tenor Drone (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
The Battle of Waternish (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
The Harp of Dunvegan (Seumas MacNeill, John MacFadyen, Joan MacKenzie)
Donald MacLean's Farewell to Oban
Donald Maclean's Farewell to Oban
Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonell of Glengarry
Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry
Lament for Alasdair Dearg Macdonnell of Glengarry
Piobaireachd: Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry
Slow air: the fair maid of Barra
Strathspeys: Lady Louden. Dora MacLeod. Reels: Sandy Cameron, Mrs. MacPherson of Inveran
Strathspeys: Maggie Cameron, the Islay ball. Reel: John Morrison of Assynt House
The Desperate Battle of the Birds
The Devil in the Kitchen - Lord Blantyre - Moneymusk
Three jigs: Stool of repentance, Braes of Melinish, the hen's march
Three marches: Bonawe Highlanders, Murdo McKenzie, John Burgess
Two marches: Donald Maclean's farewell to Oban. John MacFadyen of Melfort
Two marches: Stirlingshire militia, John MacDonald of Glencoe