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Scottish Music Graded Exams Fiddle - Grade 2 (2014-December 2023) (book)

The fiddle syllabus 2014-December 2023 from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland offers a great choice of tunes for your repertoire and will enable you to create a programme for the RCS Traditional Music Exams or SQA exams, ceilidhs, mods and concerts.

The pieces were selected by Alistair McCulloch and Christine Martin and are from many well known players, teachers and composers of Scottish fiddle music.

The syllabus requirements are included in the website samples.

The entry guidelines, syllabus and repertoires can be also viewed at http://www.rcs.ac.uk/traditional-music-graded-exams/

The arrangements represent the technical standard to be expected at the grade, and as such should be adhered to by candidates when performing in the exam.

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Instruments:
Fiddle
Book format:
A4
ISBN:
978-1-906804-92-3
Articulations:
Bowing, Staff notation
Tune Types:
Air, Dance tunes, Jig, March, Reel, Strathspey, Waltz
Pages:
16
Level:
Beginners / Intermediate
Date:
2014
Origin:
Scottish
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Table of contents

  • Cearcall a ’ Chuain
  • Fa gail Glaschu, Leezie Lindsay, Sarona
  • The Hills of Lorne, The Piper’s Weird
  • Brochan Lom, Clean Pea Strae
  • Donald Blue
  • Edmund McKenzie of Plockton
  • Far Am Bi Mi Fhi n
  • Highland Laddie
  • Highland Whisky
  • Murdo’s Wedding
  • Soldiers Joy
  • The Campbeltown Kiltie Ball
  • The Stool of Repentance
  • The 51st Highland Division
  • Walking on the Moon
  • The Soup Dragon
  • Calum’s Road
  • The Jewels of the Ocean
  • The Starry Nights of Shetland
  • Da Slockit Light
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Reviews

“I really enjoyed playing through the books ------- accessing this collection of music will certainly stimulate, encourage and build up a healthy repertoire of Scottish fiddle tunes” Fiddle On Magazine 2015

Charlie McKerron

“The books are well produced with input from relevant experts and a good range of tunes which are likely to be played widely outside of the classroom” Living Tradition Magazine 2015

Pete Heywood

“Many fantastic tunes here by the likes of Phil Cunningham, Gordon Duncan, Allan MacDonald, and a long list of luminaries from the Scottish music scene.”Fiddle On Magazine 2015

Charlie McKerron

“I’d recommend them to anyone wanting to explore their chosen instrument, at any stage of life” Living Tradition Magazine 2015

Pete Heywood

“Each book is packed full of excellent tunes from the ‘Golden Age’ of our fiddle masters trhough to present day compositions, which together form an excellent resource for students and teachers alike.” Box and Fiddle Magazine 2015

Raemond Jappy

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