Reels
Jigs
Strathspeys
Hornpipes
Marches
Airs
Miscellaneous
Country Dances
Additional Info

Airs

Bibliography
K2v1-4 = Kerr's First/Second/Third/Fourth Collections of Merry Melodies (More Info)
K2v5 = Kerr's Caledonian Collection (More Info)
K2v6 = Kerr's Collection of Merry Melodies for the Piano
K2v7 = Kerr's Collection of Reels and Strathspeys
K2v8 = Kerr's Violin Instructor and Irish Folk-Song Album
K2v9 = Kerr's Thistle Collection
K2v10 = Kerr's Modern Dance Album

All annotations are by Nigel Gatherer unless otherwise stated.

Last updated: 9th June, 2001

Recordings: Boys of the Lough, The Piper's Broken Finger (1976)

Title	Key	Book	Notes

Apple Praties	Am	K2v1p41
Arran Boat, The	Em	K2v1p47
Arran Lilt, An	Em	K2v1p47
Blackbird, The	D	K2v1p41
Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond	G	K2v3p45
Cam' Ye By Athol	G	K2v3p45
Dark Haired Youth, The	G	K2v1p48
Enniskillen Dragoon, The	G	K2v1p41
Four Marys, The	G	K2v3p48
Gaelic Air, A	G	K2v1p48
Gentle Dark Eyed Mary	G	K2v1p48
In the Garb of Old Gaul	G	K2v3p46
Irish Molly O	Am	K2v1p41
John Grumlie	D	K2v3p44
Kelvin Grove	G	K2v3p41
Lochaber No More	G	K2v3p47	The Irish tune Lament for Limerick shares a common origin with this. According to Bruce Olson, "...it seems fairly certain that it's Irish. In the Leyden MS, 1692, it's "King James March to Ireland", and later it's found as "Limbrick's Lamentation", "[Since] Celia's my Foe" (replacing the original Irish tune for Duffett's song of 1676]. "Limerick's Lament" in the Skene MS..."
Mary Young and Fair	G	K2v1p48	Aka Mairi Bhan Og.
O'er the Hills and Far Awa'	G	K2v3p47
Shores of Amerikay, The	Am	K2v1p41	This seems to be Star of the County Down.
Shule Agra	Am	K2v1p41
Skye Boat Song	G	K2v3p45	Aka Over the Sea to Skye.
White Wings	D	K2v3p44