About This Exhibit
“Ceud mìle fàilte!” (“A hundred thousand welcomes!”) September’s exhibit celebrates Scottish music, ranging from hymns, holiday tunes, traditional Scottish songs as well as modern Scottish folk and even progressive rock. Additional materials explore the history of Scottish musical instruments, most notably the fiddle and of course, the bagpipes. “Gabh tlachd ann!” (“Enjoy!”)
Links to related searches in the UIUC Library Catalog
Interviews and Performances from the MPAL Archives (Alexander Street Press)
Pictures from the Music of Scotland Exhibit
Featured Items in the Exhibit
- Caledonia Cathedral : hymns for the bagpipe byCall Number: CDISC M145 .T76C3 2000Publication Date: 2000
- Harp key Crann nan teud : Alison Kinnaird plays the Scottish harp byCall Number: CDISC M142.C44 K56H3Publication Date: 1996
- Highland bagpipe : music, history, tradition byCall Number: CDISC ML980 .H545 2009Publication Date: 2009
- Introducing the Caern, a collection of Scotch folk byCall Number: DISC M4000ES10 I58Publication Date: 1969
- Musical memoirs of Scotland, with historical annotations byCall Number: Q. 780.941 D17P1973Publication Date: 1973
- Nu piping : [musique contemporaine pour cornemuse = contemporary music for bagpipe] byCall Number: CDISC M145 .K47N8 2013Publication Date: 2013
- Piobaireachd the classical music of the Highland bagpipe byCall Number: DISC M145 P56Publication Date: 1969
- Scottish Lady Mass sacred music from Medieval St Andrews byCall Number: CDISC M2011 S366H9Publication Date: 2005
- Singing the Gospel along Scotland's North-East Coast, 1859-2009 byCall Number: ML3131.7.S36 W55 2018Publication Date: 2018-01-31
- Songs and dances from the time of Mary Queen of Scots byCall Number: DISC M1490 S36S62Publication Date: 1984
- Songs of two rebellions; the Jacobite Wars of 1715 and 1745 in Scotland byCall Number: DISC F666 ES10S
