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<strong>GRADE</strong> 1<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

<strong>SCOTTISH</strong> <strong>HARP</strong><br />

1. PERFORMANCE: you have a maximum of 4 ½ minutes to play:<br />

One air:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

A1 Buain na Ràinich (Pulling Bracken)* Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 4/4 Air Ref 14<br />

A2 Tog Orm Mo Phìob (MacLeod of<br />

MacLeod’s Lament)**<br />

Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 3/4 Air Ref 15<br />

A3 Hush a Baw Bairnie Wendy Stewart 3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

A4 Nameless Lassie Wm Marshall / arr Isobel<br />

Mieras<br />

4/4 Air Ref 1<br />

A5 Thig am Bàta (The Boat Will Come) Trad / arr Catriona McKay 4/4 Air Ref 9<br />

A6 Fuaim an t-Saimh (The Sound of<br />

Stillness)<br />

*This tune may be played in either Ab or A major.<br />

** This tune may be played in either Eb or E major.<br />

One dance tune:<br />

Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

B1 Merrily Danced the Quaker’s Wife Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 6/8 Jig Ref 15<br />

B2 Streams of Abernethy (top section only; Wendy Stewart<br />

twice through)<br />

6/8 Jig Ref 3<br />

B3 Duncan Gray Trad / arr Charlotte Petersen 4/4 Reel Ref 16<br />

B4 Oliver Jack Trad / arr Patsy Seddon 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

B5 Alexander Gibb Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 6/8 Quickstep Ref 23<br />

B6 Islay Jig Alan Reid / arr Alison<br />

Kinnaird<br />

One recent composition:<br />

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6/8 Jig Ref 4<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

C1 Ishbel Begg (a.k.a. Sticky Jig) Heather Yule 6/8 Jig Ref 23<br />

C2 Fires at Midnight Wendy Stewart 3/4 Waltz Ref 5<br />

C3 Käte MacKinnon Wendy Stewart 4/4 March Ref 1<br />

C4 The Youngest Ancient Mariner Phil Cunningham / arr Patsy 3/4<br />

Seddon<br />

Waltz Ref 23<br />

C5 The Breeze on the Brae Isobel Mieras 6/8 Jig Ref 23<br />

C6 Cearc air Greideal Theth (Hen on a Hot<br />

Griddle)<br />

ML Napier 4/4 Reel Ref 4


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2. TECHNICAL WORK: to be played from memory in the following keys:<br />

Eb or C major<br />

The examiner will request only as many of the items below as needed to form a firm opinion of your<br />

ability – normally one per category. All items can be transposed according to key and lever settting.<br />

Scales: one octave, ascending and descending, right or left hand, as in:<br />

One octave in triplets (replacing thumb), descending and ascending, right or left hand, in the following<br />

pattern (play one octave lower for left hand):<br />

Triads: two octaves, root position, alternating hands, then block chords alternating hands, then block<br />

chords hands together, in the following pattern:<br />

Exercises: changing fingers on a repeated note, right hand only in the following pattern:<br />

Octaves and fifths, left hand only in the following pattern:<br />

Repeating notes, alternating hands, in the following pattern (stems up, right hand; stems down, left):<br />

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3. QUICK STUDY: Perform EITHER at sight or by ear, at your choice, a short passage in air or waltz<br />

time, right hand only. For example:<br />

The piece will be in one of the keys covered by the scale requirements at this grade.<br />

4. PRACTICAL AND AURAL MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE <strong>GRADE</strong><br />

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<strong>GRADE</strong> 2<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

1. PERFORMANCE: you have a maximum of of 4 ½ minutes to play.<br />

One air:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

A1 Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh (Lament for<br />

John Roy)<br />

Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 6/4 Air Ref 1<br />

A2 Crodh Laoidh nam Bodach (The<br />

Old Men’s Milking Cows)<br />

Trad / arr Wendy Stewart 3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

A3 Cumha Mhic Cruimein<br />

(MacCrimmon Will Never Return)<br />

Trad / arr Patsy Seddon 3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

A4 MacLean’s Welcome Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 3/4 Air Ref 15<br />

A5 Oran na Maighdinn Màra (The<br />

Mermaid’s Song)<br />

Trad / arr Catriona McKay 6/8 Air Ref 24<br />

A6 I’m A’ Doun for Lack of Johnnie Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Air Ref 20<br />

One dance or rhythmically varied tune:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

B1 The Wind That Shakes the Barley Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 4/4 Reel Ref 17<br />

B2 Dh’ fhalbhainn Sgiobalta (I Would<br />

Hurry Along)<br />

Trad / arr Charlotte Petersen 6/8 Jig Ref 16<br />

B3 Barren Rocks of Aden A MacKellar / arr Patsy<br />

Seddon<br />

2/4 March Ref 1<br />

B4 Dòmhnall Beag an t-Siùcair (Sweet<br />

Young Donald)<br />

Trad / arr Charlotte Petersen 4/4 Reel Ref 24<br />

B5 Puinneagan Càil (Brussel Sprouts) Trad / arr Wendy Stewart 6/8 Jig Ref 3<br />

B6 Air Eilean Mhara Nach Traigh (On<br />

the Ebbless Isle)<br />

Trad arr/ Ann Macdearmid 4/4 Song air Ref 19<br />

B7 Queen Elizabeth’s March PM Willie Ross / arr A<br />

Kinnaird<br />

4/4 March Ref 4<br />

One recent composition:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

C1 Miss Kirsten Lindsay Morrison Patsy Seddon 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

C2 Reely? Wendy Stewart 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

C3 Balfour Village Bob Groat / arr Alison Kinnaird 2/4 Polka Ref 4<br />

C4 Marigold Dick’s Delight Isobel Mieras 3/4 Waltz Ref 15<br />

C5 Tolsta Solstice Wendy Stewart 4/4 Slow air Ref 1<br />

C6 The Oakwoods of Glen Etive Isobel Mieras 3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

C7 Lasses of Lasswade Anne Macdearmid 6/8 Air Ref 19<br />

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2. TECHNICAL WORK: to be played from memory in the following keys:<br />

Eb, Bb major and C minor; or<br />

C, G major and A minor<br />

The examiner will request only as many of the items below as needed to form a firm opinion of your<br />

ability – normally one per category. All items can be transposed according to key and lever setting.<br />

Scales: two octaves, ascending and descending, hands separate or together, as in:<br />

Triads, arpeggios: chords and inversions in the following pattern:<br />

Arpeggios, one octave, ascending and descending, hands separate or together, as in:<br />

Exercises: turns in the following pattern:<br />

Cuts in the following pattern:<br />

Three-note runs in the following pattern:<br />

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3. QUICK STUDY: Perform EITHER at sight or by ear, at your choice, a short passage requiring both<br />

hands in air, waltz or march time. For example:<br />

The piece will be in one of the keys covered by the scale requirements up to and including this grade.<br />

4. PRACTICAL AND AURAL MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE <strong>GRADE</strong><br />

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<strong>GRADE</strong> 3<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

1. PERFORMANCE: you have a maximum of 6 minutes to play two stand-alone tunes and one set of<br />

two tunes chosen from the following categories. At least one tune from each category must be played.<br />

Airs:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

A1 Low Down in the Broom Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 4/4 Air Ref 17<br />

A2 Gleann Gollaidh (Glen Golly) Trad / arr Jean Campbell 3/4 Air Ref 18<br />

A3 Cròdh Cinn t-Sàile (Cattlefold of<br />

Kintail - theme only)<br />

Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 6/8 Air Ref 4<br />

A4 ‘Sa Choill ud Thall (In Yonder<br />

Wood)<br />

Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 6/8 Air Ref 19<br />

A5 Roslin Castle Trad / arr Wendy Stewart 4/4 Air Ref 6<br />

A6 Sealg a’s Sugradh nan Gleann<br />

(Hunting and Sporting of the<br />

Glens)<br />

A7 Eilean Beag Donn a’ Chuain (The<br />

Little Brown Sea Isle)<br />

A8 Nach Truagh mo Chàs (Hard is my<br />

Fate!)<br />

Dance or rhythmically varied tunes:<br />

Trad / arr Catriona McKay 3/4 Air Ref 24<br />

Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 6/8 Air Ref 17<br />

Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 4/4 Air Ref 15<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

B1 When ye Cold Winter Nights Were Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid<br />

Frozen<br />

and<br />

6/8 Air Ref 10<br />

Bobbin’ John Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Dance air Ref 10<br />

B2 John MacAlpine Trad / arr Wendy Stewart 4/4 Strathspey Ref 1<br />

B3 Tail Toddle Trad / arr Patsy Seddon 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

B4 Glenlivet Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 4/4 Reel Ref 4<br />

B5 Marry Me Now Trad / arr Patsy Seddon 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

B6 Fac’ Thu na Feidh (Have You Seen Trad / arr Catriona McKay<br />

the Deer)<br />

6/8 Jig Ref 24<br />

B7 Dunkeld Steeple Niel Gow / arr Alison Kinnaird 4/4 Reel Ref 4<br />

B8 Deil Amang the Tailors Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 4/4 Reel Ref 4<br />

B9 Gillean nan Dròbhair<br />

(The Drover Lads)<br />

Trad / arr Corinna Hewat 6/8 Jig Ref 7<br />

B10 The Burning of the Piper’s Hut<br />

and<br />

Morag nighean Dòmhnaill Duinn<br />

Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Air Ref 19<br />

(Lord MacDonald’s Reel) Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Reel Ref 19<br />

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Recent compositions:<br />

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Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

C1 Cairn Water Wendy Stewart 3/4 Air Ref 5<br />

C2 Ellen’s Dreams Robin Morton 3/8 Air Ref 8<br />

C3 White Rose Waltz Isobel Mieras 3/4 Waltz Ref 25<br />

C4 Plantxy Crockery Patsy Seddon 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

C5 Lindsay Grace Johnson Corinna Hewat 3/4 Waltz Ref 7<br />

C6 Mrs E Matthews of<br />

Ponteland<br />

Isobel Mieras 4/4 Air w/ variations Ref 15<br />

C7 Bunnahabhain Isobel Mieras 3/4 -12/8 Air w/ jig<br />

variations<br />

Ref 25<br />

2. TECHNICAL WORK: to be played from memory in the following keys:<br />

Eb, Bb, F, C, G, D, A majors; C, G, D, A, E, B and F# natural minors<br />

The examiner will request only as many of the items below as needed to form a firm opinion of your<br />

ability – normally one per category.<br />

Scales: two octaves, ascending and descending, hands separate or together, as in:<br />

Arpeggios: two octaves, ascending and descending, divided between hands, as in:<br />

Two octaves as brushed (rippled) chords, as in:<br />

Exercises: repeated fast notes in the following key and pattern:<br />

Four-note runs in the following key and pattern:<br />

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© 2007 RSAMD<br />

3. QUICK STUDY: Perform EITHER at sight or by ear, at your choice, a short passage requiring both<br />

hands in waltz, march or jig time. For example:<br />

The piece will be in one of the keys covered by the scale requirements up to and including this grade.<br />

4. PRACTICAL AND AURAL MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE <strong>GRADE</strong><br />

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<strong>GRADE</strong> 4<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

1. PERFORMANCE: you have a maximum of 6 minutes to play two stand-alone tunes and one set of<br />

two tunes chosen from the following categories. At least one tune from each category must be played.<br />

Airs:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

A1 Lure of the Sea Maiden Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 6/8 Air Ref 19<br />

A2 An Cuala Sibh Mar a Thachair<br />

Dhuinn (Did You Hear What<br />

Befell Us, or Culloden Day)<br />

Trad / arr Isobel Mieras 4/4 Air Ref 17<br />

A3 Dh’ fhag Thu Mi Fo Bhròn<br />

(You Have Left Me Sad)<br />

Trad / arr Catriona McKay 3/4 Air Ref 9<br />

A4 The Massacre of Glencoe Trad / arr Corinna Hewat 3/4 Air Ref 7<br />

A5 The Dowie Dens of Yarrow Trad / arr S Stevenson 3/4 Air Ref 30<br />

A6 O Cait’ an Caideal an Ribhinn a- Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid<br />

Nochd? (O Where Will the<br />

Maiden Sleep Tonight?)<br />

6/8 Air Ref 26<br />

A7 The Sweetness of Mary Trad / arr Charlotte Petersen 12/8 Air Ref 9<br />

Dance or rhythmically varied tunes:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

B1 Miss Sally Hunter of Nath. Gow / arr Wendy 6/8 Jig Ref 5<br />

Thurston’s Jig<br />

Stewart<br />

B2 The Favourite Dram Trad / arr Wendy Stewart 9/8 Jig Ref 5<br />

B3 The Iron Man J Scott Skinner / arr Patsy<br />

Seddon<br />

4/4 Strathspey Ref 1<br />

B4 The Spey in Spate J Scott Skinner / arr Patsy<br />

Seddon<br />

4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

B5 The Little Cascade GS MacLennan / arr Wendy<br />

Stewart<br />

4/4 Reel Ref 6<br />

B6 Cailleach an Dùdain (The<br />

Old Woman of the Mill Dust)<br />

Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 6/8 Jig Ref 4<br />

B7 Port Patrick Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 4/4 Air/Jig Ref 8<br />

B8 The Thorn Bush*<br />

James Fraser / arr Anne 4/4 Strathspey Ref 20<br />

and<br />

McDearmid<br />

Sir Reginald MacDonald* Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Reel Ref 20<br />

B9 Ben Dorain Ronald Stevenson 4/4, 12/8,<br />

2/2<br />

*These tunes may be played in either Ab or A major.<br />

Recent compositions:<br />

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Song Air Ref 27<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

C1 Lament for a Blind Harper Savourna Stevenson 4/4 Air Ref 11<br />

C2 The Wild West Waltz Wendy Stewart 3/4 Waltz Ref 3<br />

C3 Amy’s Rollerskates Mary Macmaster 6/8 Jig Ref 1<br />

C4 Marsaili Stewart Skinner Corinna Hewat 4/4 Reel Ref 7<br />

C5 Harps at Hamnavoe Isobel Mieras 3/4 Air Ref 1


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2. TECHNICAL WORK: to be played from memory in the following keys:<br />

As in Grade 3, plus mixolydian (the ‘pipe scale’) starting on Bb, F, C, G, D, A and E<br />

The examiner will request only as many of the items below as needed to form a firm opinion of your<br />

ability – normally one per category.<br />

Scales: two octaves, ascending and descending, hands separate or together.<br />

Arpeggios: three octaves, ascending and descending, divided between hands, as in:<br />

Exercises: damped scale, one octave, left hand only descending, as in:<br />

Or etouffe thumb:<br />

Shakes in the following key and pattern:<br />

‘Thistles’ in the following key and pattern:<br />

Repeated notes in the following key and pattern:<br />

3. QUICK STUDY: Perform EITHER at sight or by ear, at your choice, a short passage requiring both<br />

hands in march, jig or strathspey time. For example:<br />

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The piece will be in one of the keys covered by the scale requirements up to and including this grade.<br />

4. PRACTICAL AND AURAL MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE <strong>GRADE</strong><br />

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<strong>GRADE</strong> 5<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

1. PERFORMANCE: you have a maximum of 9 minutes to play two stand-alone tunes and one set of<br />

three tunes chosen from the following categories. At least one tune from each category must be played.<br />

Airs:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

A1 An t-Eilean Muileach (The Isle Trad / arr Savourna Stevenson<br />

of Mull)<br />

3/4 Air Ref 2<br />

A2 Isle of Aigas Corrina Hewat 3/4 Air Ref 7<br />

A3 Port Atholl Trad / arr Alison Kinnaird 4/4 Air Ref 8<br />

A4 Miss Graham of Inchbrakie Nath. Gow / candidate’s own<br />

arrangement<br />

4/4 Air Ref 13<br />

A5 Mo Dhòmhnallan Fhèin (My Trad / candidate’s own 3/4 Air Ref 22<br />

Own Dear Donald)<br />

arrangement<br />

A6 Leanaibh an Aigh (Child of<br />

Joy)<br />

Trad / arr Anne MacDearmid 3/4 Air Ref 28<br />

A7 Smeòrach Chlann Dhòmhnaill Trad / arr Isobel Mieras<br />

(Clan Donald’s Thrush)<br />

3/4 Air Ref 1<br />

Dance or rhythmically varied tunes:<br />

Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

B1 The Shepherdess Trad / candidate’s own arrangement 12/8 Jig Ref 22<br />

B2 The Point Road Iain MacLeod / candidate’s own<br />

arrangement<br />

6/8 Jig Ref 12<br />

B3 Aandowin’ at the Bow and Trad / arr Catriona McKay 4/4 Reel Ref 2<br />

Bonnie Isle o’ Whalsay and Trad / arr Catriona McKay 4/4 Reel Ref 2<br />

Ahint da Daecks o’ Voe Trad / arr Catriona McKay 4/4 Reel Ref 2<br />

B4 Fr John MacMillan of Norman MacDonald/ candidate’s 2/4 March Ref 21<br />

Barra<br />

own arrangement<br />

B5 Crossing the Minch Donald MacLeod/ candidate’s own<br />

arrangement<br />

4/4 Hornpipe Ref 21<br />

B6 The Old Reel Trad / arr Corinna Hewat 4/4 Reel Ref 7<br />

B7 The G Minor Reel Trad / arr Corinna Hewat 4/4 Reel Ref 7<br />

B8 Old Woman’s Dance Donald MacLeod / arr Patsy Seddon 6/8 Jig Ref 1<br />

B9 The Seagull Donald MacLeod / arr Patsy Seddon 6/8 Jig Ref 1<br />

B10 The Merry Boys of Greenland Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid<br />

and<br />

4/4 Reel Ref 10<br />

Sleep Soon in da Mornin’ and Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Reel Ref 10<br />

Willafjord Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 4/4 Reel Ref 10<br />

B11 Seann Triubhais Uilleachan<br />

(Plain Old Trews)<br />

Trad / arr Charlotte Petersen 4/4 Dance air Ref 29<br />

B12 Bhanarach Dhonn a’ Chruidh<br />

(The Brown-haired Dairymaid)<br />

and<br />

Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 3/8 Air Ref 10<br />

Bò Lurach Thu (My Pretty Trad / arr Anne Macdearmid 3/4 Working Ref 10<br />

Cow, You)<br />

song<br />

Recent compositions:<br />

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Title Composer/arranger Time-sig Type Source<br />

C1 The Flawless Juggler Mary Macmaster 4/4 Reel Ref 1<br />

C2 Michael’s Mazurka Michael Ferrie/ arr Patsy Seddon 3/4 Mazurka Ref 1<br />

C3 Calum’s Road Donald Shaw / candidate’s own 4/4 Strathspey/ Ref 21<br />

arrangement<br />

Reel<br />

C4 Marnie Swanson of the A. Thorburn / candidate’s own 6/4 Air Ref 12<br />

Grey Coast<br />

arrangement<br />

C5 Ceolraidh Inbhirnis (The<br />

Inverness Muses)<br />

and<br />

Anne Macdearmid Tbc Strathspey Ref 1<br />

Ceolraidh 2002 Anne Macdearmid Tbc Reel Ref 1<br />

2. TECHNICAL WORK: to be played from memory in the following keys:<br />

As in Grade 4, plus C, G, D and A harmonic minors<br />

The examiner will request only as many of the items below as needed to form a firm opinion of your<br />

ability – normally one per category.<br />

Scales: two octaves, ascending and descending, hands separate or together.<br />

Arpeggios: two octaves, ascending and descending, hands separate or together, as in:<br />

Dominant seventh chords: two octaves in the keys of Eb, Bb and F majors, root position, divided<br />

between hands, as in:<br />

Exercises: harmonics in the following key and pattern:<br />

Grips in the following key and pattern:<br />

Strikes in the following key and pattern:<br />

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Birls in the following key and pattern:<br />

© 2007 RSAMD<br />

3. QUICK STUDY: Perform EITHER at sight or by ear, at your choice, a short passage requiring both<br />

hands in jig, strathspey or reel time. For example:<br />

The piece will be in one of the keys covered by the scale requirements up to and including this grade.<br />

4. PRACTICAL AND AURAL MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE <strong>GRADE</strong><br />

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References for tunes listed in the Scottish harp syllabus<br />

Reference Title Publisher/Edition/Year<br />

Ref 1 Not yet published. Please check for updates on<br />

availability at http://gradedexams.rsamd.ac.uk.<br />

N/a<br />

Ref 2 Comunn na Clàrsaich: The Milennium Folio Comunn na Clàrsaich: 2000<br />

Ref 3 About Time: Music for the Clarsach by Wendy Stewart Harpstring House: 1994<br />

Ref 4 The Small Harp: a Step by Step Tutor by Alison<br />

Kinnaird<br />

Kinmor Music: 1989<br />

Ref 5 Standing Wave: Music for the Scottish Harp by Wendy<br />

Stewart<br />

Cairn Water Music: 2003<br />

Ref 6 About Time Too!: Scottish Harp by Wendy Stewart Harpstring House: 1998<br />

Ref 7 Scottish Harp: A Collection of Original and Scottish<br />

Traditional Tunes Arranged for the Celtic Harp by<br />

Corrina Hewat<br />

Harpstring House: 2002<br />

Ref 8 The Harp Key: Music for the Scottish Harp Arranged by Kinmor Music: 1986 (2<br />

Alison Kinnaird<br />

nd<br />

reprint 1995)<br />

Ref 9 Traditional Tunes for Harp: Arranged by Catriona<br />

McKay and Charlotte Peterson – Book 1 (Intermediate to<br />

Advanced)<br />

CMCP Publications: n.d.<br />

Ref 10 Ceòl na Clàrsaich: Arrangements and Compositions for<br />

Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid<br />

Anne Macdearmid: 1987<br />

Ref 11 Lament for a Blind Harper, by Savourna Stevenson Old School Productions: 1997<br />

Ref 12 The Nineties Collection: New Scottish Tunes in<br />

Traditional Style<br />

Saltire Music: 1995<br />

Ref 13 The Fiddle Music of Scotland Hardie Press: 1988<br />

Ref 14 Singing Strings Swanston Music: 2005<br />

Ref 15 Comunn na Clàrsaich, Folio 28 Comunn na Clarsaich: n.d.<br />

Ref 16 Tunes from Scotland for Harp: Arranged by Catriona<br />

McKay and Charlotte Peterson – Book 1<br />

CMCP Publications: n.d.<br />

Ref 17 The Wind That Shakes the Barley Swanston Music: 2004<br />

Ref 18 Comunn na Clàrsaich, Folio 1 Comunn na Clarsaich: n.d.<br />

Ref 19 Ceòl na Clàrsaich: Arrangements and Compositions for<br />

Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid, Book 2<br />

Anne Macdearmid: n.d.<br />

Ref 20 Ceòl na Clàrsaich: Arrangements and Compositions for<br />

Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid, Book 4<br />

Anne Macdearmid: 2001<br />

Ref 21 Ceòl nam Fèis (vol 1) Feisean nan Gaidheal: 1996<br />

Ref 22 The Simon Fraser Collection: Airs and Melodies Peculiar Cranford Publications: n.d.<br />

to the Highlands of Scotland<br />

Ref 23 Comunn na Clàrsaich 75 th Anniversary Folio Comunn na Clàrsaich: 2007<br />

Ref 24 Tunes from Scotland for Harp: Arranged by Catriona<br />

McKay and Charlotte Peterson – Book 2 (Elementary to<br />

Intermediate)<br />

CMCP Publications: n.d.<br />

Ref 25 A Harper’s Pleasure Swanston Music: n.d.<br />

Ref 26 Comunn na Clàrsaich Folio 14 Comunn na Clàrsaich: n.d.<br />

Ref 27 Sounding Strings United Music Publishers: n.d.<br />

Ref 28 Comunn na Clàrsaich Folio 15 Comunn na Clàrsaich: n.d.<br />

Ref 29 Traditional Tunes for Harp: Arranged by Catriona<br />

McKay and Charlotte Peterson – Book 2 (Intermediate to<br />

Advanced)<br />

CMCP Publications: n.d.<br />

Ref 30 The Dowie Dens of Yarrow, by Savourna Stevenson Old School Productions: n.d.<br />

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