Primary Sources
Dj Caid’n Dudh thanic Dhu Dj.18: 14
KBÂ Failte Uilleam Dhuibh Mhic Coinich / The Earl of Seaforth’s Salute KB.46: 116
SC Failte Mac Kenich SC.13

Notes on Gaelic Titles
Cà it’ an-diugh thà inig tu? Caid’n Dudh thanic Dhu Dj. Where did you come today? This seems obscure but it is presumably incomplete, being only one line of a song, and perhaps also subject to poetic manipulation.
Fà ilte Uilleim Dhuibh Mhic Coinnich  Failte Uilleam Dhuibh Mhic Coinich / The Earl of Seaforth’s Salute KB; Failte Mac Kenich SC. Conventionally ‘The Earl of Seaforth’s Salute’. A lengthy set of words including Slà n gun till fear chinn duibh… Slà n gun till Uillichan… is printed under the music in KB, and similar texts, perhaps modelled on these, are in A. MacGregor, ‘Piobaireachd agus Cèol nan Gà idheal.’ Trans. Gaelic Soc. Inverness, II, (1872–3), p. 20, and ‘Fionn’, The martial music of the clans, Glasgow (1904), p. 24.
Archive Recordings
1949 Neil MacLennan: Highland bagpipe
1952 Angus MacPherson: discussion with illustrations on practice chanter
1956 Neil MacLennan: Highland bagpipe
1959 Malcolm RÂ MacPherson: Highland bagpipe
1961 Pipe Major John D Burgess: Highland bagpipe
1970 Angus Campbell, South Uist: excerpts on practice chanter
Other Material
2003 William Donaldson: Set Tunes Notes
