File:College Hornpipe, 1781.png
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[edit]| DescriptionCollege Hornpipe, 1781.png |
English: "The College Hornpipe" as it appears in Alexander McGlashan's Collection of Scots Measures (1781). |
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| Author | Alexander McGlashan |
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