The Military Band, Drums and Pipes of the Highlanders, this album portrays the fine musicianship of the Regiment.

'Elizabeth of Glamis', 'Loch Maree', 'Lights Out' and 'Rose of Kelvingrove' are among the list of tunes on this great CD, for audiences of all ages.

47 tracks - around 2 hours of music Inspiring music, from the beautiful sounds of the clarsach and some moving and breathtaking 'piobaireachd', played by one of Scotland's leading pipers, to the sounds of monks in an ancient Scottish abbey.

The landscapes of Scotland, its myths, legends and heroes, are recalled and lamented in two atmospheric programmes of powerful music for pipes, clarsach, voices and instruments.

Featuring the Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons of the Highlanders), this album portrays the fine musicianship of the Regiment.

Tunes include 'Highland Cathedral', 'Sands of Kuwait' and many other favourites. An album to be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.

The selection on this album includes some of the best-loved Scottish tunes for the pipes.

Many of the best-known Scottish songs are included on this album including 'Scotland the Brave', 'Dark Island', 'Roaming in the Gloaming'. A must for those who love Scotland and its music.

Tap your foot to some of the best-known Scottish tunes, played on the accordian. Tunes including 'The Bluebell Polka', 'Amazing Grace', 'The Northlands', 'Liberty Bell' are played by a host of first-class accordian players such as Stuart Anderson, Tommy Ford and Callum Wilson.

A must for anyone who likes fiddle music. Willie Hunter and Aly Bain, Karen Hunter, Charlie Cowie, The Glasgow Strathspey & Reel society and others perform tunes such as 'The Hangmans Reel', 'Caller Herring', 'Dumbarton Castle' and many more.

A popular album of tunes composed, over a number of years, for the Great Highland Bagpipe. Composed and played by a Gordon Highlander, Dr Bruce Thomson, on the Electric Chanter.

54 tracks Around 3 hours of music George Formby, Gracie Fields and Vera Lynn - the iconic voices of World War II - combine with the most famous voice of all, that of Sir Winston Churchill himself. Stirring words from his speeches which marked the best - and worst - moments of the war are combined with the music which kept the home fires burning, and the sounds of the war itself as it came home to London and the other great cities of Britain.

A fantastic musical tribute to the war years, performed by the original artists. This album features 22 tracks including Wish me Luck, I'm Nobody's Baby, Lili Marlene, The White Cliffs of Dover and many others.

29 tracks - around 2 hours of music A relaxing musical tour of the highlands and islands with distant pipes and harps, the music of the sea and waves themselves and the voices of monks chanting in a quiet kirk. CD1 1 Lusty May 2 Katherine Ogie 3 Jamaica 4 Alen ter 5 Departe, departe 6 Willie Winks 7 I long for the wedding 8 A port 9 Shoes rare 10 The time of youth 11 Post Gordon 12 Cold and raw 13 The new Highland laddie 14 Joy to the resonne of my love 15 Corne yairds 16 A Scots tune 17 The last time I came o'er the moor 18 Ane Scottis Dance 19 Caneries 20 The Caneries 21 I serve a worthy ladie 22 Caneris 23 A Scotch tune 24 Adeu o desire of delyt 25 Before the Greeks 26 Lady Binnis' lilt 27 I choys to be my love 28 The Layde Lowthian's lilte 29 Sueit smylling Heather Birt Matthew Spring Jon Banks Sara Stowe CD2 1. Balulalow (Ane Sang of the Birth of Christ) 2. Verbum patris umanatur 3. Nou let us sing 4. Deck the halls 5. We wish you a merry Christmas 6. Tomorrow shall be my dancing day 7. The fader of heven - Peter Maxwell Davies 8. Lullay, lullow 9. Once in royal David's city 10. The first nowell 11. Hark the herald angels sing 12. See amid the winter's snow 13. All sons of Adam 14. Amazing Grace 15. Adeste Fideles 16. Jesu, joy of man's desiring 17. The Angel Gabriel 18. Scotland the brave 19. The holly bears a berry 20. Joy to the world 21. Auld Lang Syne Niall Mushet Sarah Hill Sara Stowe Matthew Spring Martin Souter Ian Giles Singscape directed by Sarah Tenant-Flowers The Choirs of Queens' College, Cambridge, Worcester College, Oxford and Magdalen College,Oxford