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© 2002 Site design. layout, programming (and all content unless otherwise stated) Owain F Carter. All rights reserved. The moral right of the author is asserted.
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Sound Credits
Midi Files Sequenced by Barry Taylor
These midi files are not in the public domain. Though the tunes (melody and lyrics) are public domain the arrangements and the midi sequences are not.
One tune in the collection is not in the public domain. Flower of Scotland, written by the late Roy Williamson of The Corries. Through its phenomenal popularity, this tune has been adopted by Scots worldwide as the unofficial national anthem of Scotland.
Bagpipes at Best: Bagpipe Midi
The midi files on Scotland on the Web, unless stated otherwise, are from one or other of the above sites.
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JavaScript
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