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troNNr€ ôuxrôee Traditional Scott Arr. G. Wq This is a 6/8 pipe-march."Bonnie Dundee" was the nickname of the ScottishJacobiregeneral, JamesGraham of Claverhouse,who was killed in the Battle of Killiecrankie on ;uly 27, tOAl. This. anangement is.designedto mimic the sound of the Highland pipes by lt"ui"g the righr hand thumb and index finger pinch octaves or fifths in the bassto ir.ut"'the effécts of ihe drones while the middle ând ring fingers play an ornamenred melody. It was originally publishedin the August 1998 issueo{ AcoustièGuitar.

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Traditional Scottish Arr. G. Weiser This is a beautifulScottish love song.

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The name Katie Dwyer was usedin eighteenth-centuryIrish poetry as a sobriquetfor Ireland. This is on the Chieftains' seventh album, and can also be found in The RocheCollection.

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Lonô LovÀT,s La'cpeNT Traditional Scotti Arr. G. Weis This is a Highland bagpipetune which I have worked out for rhe guitar in rwo variations. The first part-represents a pipe solo in the style of "Bonnie Dundee."-When the tune repeats,the thumb shifts to a conventional alternating pattern in order to convey the effect of the entrance of the drum and pipe corps as the full band takes up the melody. I usually play this part fasterthan the firsr. Lord Lovat was the Duke of Atholl and fought for Bonnie Prince Charlie during the Jacobite uprising-of1745 '1746' After the rebellion was put down, he becamethe fifth rË. l"rt person to be beheadedas a rrairor on Tower Hill in Lonâon.

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O' CON N ELL' S LACP ENTÀTION Traditional Ir Arr. G. Wei This can be found in o'Neill's Mruic of lrelmd".lt was irobubly composedas a lament for the greatnineteenth-centuryIrish statesmanDaniel O'Connell.

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This one must be quite old, as it can be found in The BuntingCollection(1792), and also occurs in numerousvariations,which is usuallya sign of a tune's antiquity. The versionhere is based on a setting I heardplayedby flatpicking grearNorman Blake.

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Traditional Irish Arr. G. Weiser This was composed by S.W. Rickett, who ran the country's first travelling circus. Rickett would dance a hornpipe to this tune while standing on top of a galloping horse.

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