This second volume in the series is aimed at intermediate level players, who are interested in playing Scottish tunes in traditional style. The level of pieces are about Grades 4-6, and various tune types are included: slow airs, strathspeys, reels, jigs and marches. Some of Karen's favourite Scottish tunes, and a few of her own compositions. Some fingerings and grace notes are added but, of course, in traditional playing you don’t have to stick rigidly to the written arrangement. Quite a few of these tunes are dance tunes, but remember that they don’t need to be played all that fast – the rhythm and phrasing are much more important than mere speed. 20 pgs.

Titles:
A Scots Tune  Air, MacKinnon’s Brook   Strathspey, The Kilt is My Delight   Reel, An Drochaid Chlùiteach  Reel, Cuttie’s Wedding   Strathspey, The Battle of the Somme  Retreat March, Da Day Dawn   Slow Air,The Rhymer’s Reel / The Elfen Queen/ The Fairy Piper’s Jig (from Thomas the Rhymer), The Boy’s Lament for his Dragon  2/4 March, The Red Haired Girl of Tulloch  Strathspey, Snow on the Hills   Slow Reel, Tracy’s Wriggly Jig  Jig, The Twenty-Fifth String  Slow Air, St Anne’s Reel   Reel, Willafjord   Reel.