Key: D*
Form: Retreat March
ABC:
X: 1 T:Dream Valley of Glendaruel, The C:Joe Buchanan's Scottish Tome - Page 047.2 I:047 2 R:March Z:Carl Allison L:1/8 M:3/4 K:D A>B d2 A2 | e>f a2 d2 | ef g3 B | f>d f2 e2 | f>e df A2 | a>g fa d2 | d>c B2 Gg | e>c d4 :| f>g a2 d2 | g>f f2 e2 | f>g a2 d>c | B>e c2 A2 | f>ef2 df A2 | a>g fa d2 | d>c B2 Gg | ec d4 :|
MP3: (played slowly for learning)
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MP3: (Melody emphasis)
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MP3: (Harmony emphasis)
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Sheet Music: Click image to enlarge.
Melody
Harmony
Bass clef & Cello
Sheet Music in PDF:
DreamValleyGlendaruel-Melody
DreamValleyGlendaruel-Harmony
DreamValleyGlendaruel-BassClef & Cello
YouTube*:
Source: J. MacLellan
Other Tunes in Set:
Region: Scotland
*Notes: The video above is played in whatever key the highland pipes play in, not the fiddle version in D here. Peter Macfarlane writes: “When Highland pipes play a nominal A (as written on the staff), it sounds as something a little sharp of Bb. So this tune, written in D as far as standard notation is concerned, sounds a little sharp of Eb. Pipes for a long time were tuned to Bb, but have been drifting sharp of that over the years in an attempt to sound brighter for competitions.” Thanks, Peter.
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