The Glasgow Collection of Bagpipe Music (book)

Robert Wallace's excellent collection. Many of the tunes have been gathered by Robert from the four corners of the piping world.

Marches : Mrs John MacColl; James MacMillan of Victoria, BC; William MacDonald, Benbecula; Men of Argyll; Detroit Highlanders; Dumgoyne; Peat Harvest; Captain Grant; Braemar 'Wali' ; Parting Glass; Ancient Clan March Kitty Lie Over; MacDonald of the Isles;Battle of Sheriffmuir; Wellfield

Retreats ; Dunaskin Glen; Wallace's Farewell to Kuratua; Farewell to Muirheads

Slow Airs; Loudon's Bonnie Woods and Braes; Achmore Loch; My Brown Haired Girl; Great Is the Cause of My Sorrow; Maro Jef Ar Penven; For Ireland I'd Not Tell Her Name; By the River Aoro; Summertime; My Love, My Joy, My Treasure; Glenfinnan; If You Would Come With Me; I'm Longing For You; John Fenwick; Lochaber No More

Strathspeys; Duncan Johnstone's Strathspey; Kyles of Scalpay; Haughs o' Cromdale;Andrew Wallace; Miss Valerie Wallace; Montrose 500; Broderick's Bodhran; The Redcoat

Reels ; Aonas Sutherland; International Piper; Captain Alex M Fraser; Dr John MacAskill; Farewell to Erin; Andrew Wallace; Broderick's Bodhran; Wee Eddie; Straits of Corfu; Whistlebinkies Reel; Devonshire Terrace; Boston Cuffes

Miss Stewart of Grantully; Dog In the Bushes; The Feet Washing; Miss Menzies of Culdares; Bush Below the Garden; Dunkeld Bridge;

Jigs : Abercairney Tom; Myra Hatton; Lewis Jig; Stuart Chisholm's Walkabout; O'Keefe's Jig; Morrison's Jig

Hornpipes; Barlinnie Highlander; Motley Crew; Boys of Malin.

Robert 'Rab' Wallace
Robert Wallace is one of Scotland's leading professional solo pipers.  At 18 he joined the now defunct, but well-remembered, Grade One pipe band, Muirhead and Sons, many times the World Champions.  He studied under Pipe Major Robert Hardie, and when the band folded in 1979 began piobaireachd tuition with Andrew Wright of Dunblane, a pupil of the great authorities on this music, P/M Donald MacLeod, R.U. Brown and R.B. Nicol of Balmoral. Prior to this, in 1974, Rab had joined the Whistlebinkies and with them restored an early set of bellows-blown lowland pipes. This instrument was used on the group's first recording Whistlebinkies 1 on the Dublin based Claddagh label in 1976 and thus began the revival in "cauld-wind" or Scottish bellows piping. Robert has enjoyed a successful solo piping career. Highlights include winning the Gold Medal at Oban (1985), the Gold Medal at Inverness (1995) and the Former Winners March, Strathspey and Reel at Oban (1985). He achieved a notable double in 1989 when he won both the Bratach Gorm (Blue Banner) and Gillies Cup at the London Piping Championship, the first piper to achieve this since R.U. Brown in 1962.