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• Murphy O'Shea
• Named for the lead character of the movie; a Desert Storm veteran home from the war.
• Lament for Liam
• A "piobaireachd-ed up" version of Liam's Air; part of a dream sequence.
• Breton Tune
• We needed something with a Breton sound; and this is what I came up with, a sort of An Dro
• Liam's Air
• For Liam Dean Fagan, Liam's Website
• Amazing Grace and Scotland the Brave
• Two classic tunes!
• The Cobbler's Awl/Donald Time
• Two originals. The Cobblers Awl were a band that combined Irish folk song with ragtime and other musical styles; they helped me get through University and this is their hornpipe. Donald Lindsay is one of my great friends in piping, and I wrote this jig in honor of his occasional lapses in time management. All the parts start out with the best of intentions in 6/8, but they all wind up in 9/8, just one beat late.
• Highland Cathedral
• A great tune for weddings.
• Mairi's Wedding
• For piping the new couple down the aisle--a lively march!
• Skye Boat Song
• Stately but not too slow--perfect for bringing a bride up the aisle.
• Battle of the Pass of Crieff
• This is a bold piobaireachd in a major key, with lots of variations that make tempo control crucial.
• The Finger Lock
• A bottom-hand piobaireachd that ends with 196 edre movements in a row. A finger locker indeed!