Back in the day, this lively pipe march was played often by fiddle and piano players.

Back in the day, this lively pipe march was played often by fiddle and piano players.
This tune, Mary Dixon’s Waltz, was composed by James (Jim) Dixon, a member of The Glengarry Old Time Fiddlers, in memory of his mother Mary.
Tune composer Hugh Allan MacMillan, a member of The Glengarry Strathspey & Reel Society, when traveling in Nova Scotia, often visited friends Floyd and Gerri MacDonald who lived in Creignish, Cape Breton.
This tune, The Lochaber Gathering, a march, was recorded by GCM Hall of Fame inductees The Glengarry Strathspey & Reel Society on their album, “A Glengarry Gathering.”
Kelli Trottier wrote this tune in memory of a dear friend. Click to read the Millstone News article where you can learn more about the tune and hear Kelli playing it.
This song, one of many composed by Anna Margaret MacDonald about her beloved Glengarry, was performed by members of her family at her induction into The Glengarry Celtic Music Hall of Fame in May, 2011.
Koryne wrote this reel for her nephew Macklen Fraser.
This month we’re featuring a pipe tune of J. D. MacLeod’s that appeared in the 2014 Glengarry Highland Games program.
Allan MacPhail’s daughter Alana wrote “Hunter Allan’s Footsteps” for her grandson Hunter Allan and as a companion tune to Allan’s “Hunter Allan Morden’s March” posted as Tune of the Month in January, 2017. Alana likes these tunes played together and the accompanying midi file reflects that wish.
Ian MacLeod wrote this tune in memory of Connie Kippen-Blaney and he performed it at the Glengarry Hall of Fame induction dinner held May 26, 2017.