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T: Battle of the Somme
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T: Battle of the Somme
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C: Pipe Major William Laurie
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C: Pipe Major William Laurie
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B: "Army Manual of Bagpipe Tunes and Drum Beatings. Music for Massed Pipes and Drums, Book 2" 1934
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B: "Army Manual of Bagpipe Tunes and Drum Beatings. Music for Massed Pipes and Drums, Book 2" 1934
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H:Dottes: William Laurie became Pipe Major of the 8th Argyllshire Battalion
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H:+ of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in 1914. He served with them
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H:+ in France from 1915 to 1916 when he became ill as a result of
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H:+ trench conditions. He was invalided to England where he died in
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H:+ the Third Southern General Hospital in Oxford aged 35, one of
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H:+ piping's greatest premature losses.
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M: 9/8
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M: 9/8
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L: 1/8
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L: 1/8
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K: G
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K: G
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Q: 120
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Q: 120
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 G3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c |\
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 G3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c |
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|
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"G" GFG A3 D3 | "D" AGA BdB G3 | "G" GAB c3 D3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c |\
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"G" GFG A3 D3 | "D" AGA BdB G3 | "G" GAB c3 D3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c |
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|
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T: Battle of the Somme
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C: Pipe Major William Laurie
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B: "Army Manual of Bagpipe Tunes and Drum Beatings. Music for Massed Pipes and Drums, Book 2" 1934
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H:Dottes: William Laurie became Pipe Major of the 8th Argyllshire Battalion
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H:+ of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in 1914. He served with them
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H:+ in France from 1915 to 1916 when he became ill as a result of
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H:+ trench conditions. He was invalided to England where he died in
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H:+ the Third Southern General Hospital in Oxford aged 35, one of
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H:+ piping's greatest premature losses.
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M: 9/8
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L: 1/8
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K: G
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Q: 120
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 G3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c | "G" BdB G3 GFG |
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"D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|\
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zG |\
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"G" GFG A3 D3 | "D" AGA BdB G3 |
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"G" GAB c3 D3 | "D" BdB A3- Ad>c |\
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"G" BdB G3 GFG | "D" AGE E3 D3 | "C" EGE D3 B3 | "D" ABA G3- G :|
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