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Playing at the Clydesdale folk club in Biggar.
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A Sample repertoire Roslin
Castle (The House of Glamis) - R.Hewitt
My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home - John Dowland
Sidh Beag & Sidh Mhor -T. O'Carolan
Carolan's Concert, Carolan's Draught - T. O'Carolan
Dances of the Scottish Court - J.M. Geddes
Docherty's,
The Butterfly
Scott Skinner Reels - various
Reel Of Tulloch after David Young
Hector The Hero, Midnight on the Water
Cuban Dance
Farewell to Stromness
Lady Carey's Dompe
Dargai,
Devil in the Kitchen - J.S Skinner
Ten Penny Bit, Atholl Higlanders
Brae's O'
Tullimet, Morrison's Jig, Mishies Jig
Jackie Coleman's,
Geordie McLeish - Reels
Da Slochit Light, The Lea Rig
The Road to the North, Lisnagun
Jig
Ye Banks and Braes
The Sweetness of Mary, The Islay Ranters Reel
The Gravel Walk, Humours of Tulla
Trip to Pakistan,Tongadale
Reel
Month
of January, Black Waterside
Catherine Kelly's, Charlie Hunters
Michael McGoldrick's, The Humours of Kesh
The Albanach Duo were formed in 2008 they are Russell Ballantine and Paul Devery. Both are experienced performers having played in various bands, quartets and trios for many years, recently they
were two thirds of the trio Terz, who's CD 'The Music of the Stuarts 'received excellent reviews in the music
press. Using nylon and steel string guitars and the dobro for slide playing the duo create imaginative
arrangements of traditional fiddle, pipe, harp and even guitar tunes taken from different regions of the celtic diaspora.The
repertoire can also include early English music by the likes of John Dowland and William Lawes or contemporary works by John
Maxwell Geddes and Peter Maxwell Davies. Music with a Scottish connection features prominently. From early works associated
with musicians of the Scottish royal courts to trad tunes and works by contemporary Scottish composers.
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