Aly Bain - 50 Fiddle Solos (Paperback)

(Music Sales America). Superb book and recording by the world-renowned Shetland fiddler, with full accompaniment by Phil Cunningham. Fifty solos representing the best of Scottish fiddle music. Contents: The Newly-wed's Reel * Cameron Men's Polka No. 1 * Forbes Leith * Waiting for teh Federals * Cataroni * Maple Sugar * The Galway Hornpipe * The Hawk * The Liverpool Hornpipe * Princess Beatrice * The Balkan Hills * If I Get a Bonnie Lass * Underhill * Herr Roloff's Farewell * Fram Apon Him * Da Aald Hill Grind * Jeannie Shoked the Bairn * Da Lerwick Lasses * Louis Waltz * The Scholar * The Laird of Drumblair * Da New Rigged Ship * Oo't Be East the Vong * Faery Reel * Da Bonnie Lass O Bekkahill * Mrs. Jameson's Favourite * Deil Among the Tailors * The Flowers of Edinburgh * Crossing the Minch * Fairy Dance * Dean Brig of Edinburgh * Da Mirrie Boys O Greenland * La Grande Chaine * Lay Dee at Dee * The Trumpet Hornpipe * Maid Behind the Bar * The High Level Hornpipe * Da Full Rigged Ship * Cameron Men's Polka No. 2 * The Pirate * Da Galley Witch * Rosewood * Music of Spey * Maid in a Box * Miss Spence's Reel * Da Back Reel * Munster Grass * Annie Laurie * Heave and Go * Da Scallowa Lasses.

General

Imprint:	Music Sales Ltd
Country of origin:	United Kingdom
Release date:	September 2004
First published:	1989
Creators:	Aly Bain
Dimensions:	305 x 229 x 6mm (L x W x T)
Format:	Paperback •  CD
Pages:	46
ISBN-13:	978-0-7119-7077-9
Categories:	Books > Arts & Architecture > Music > Musical instruments & instrumental ensembles > String instruments > General Books > Music > Musical instruments & instrumental ensembles > String instruments > General Promotions
LSN:	0-7119-7077-7
Barcode:	9780711970779

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