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STRUY LODGE. Scottish, Pipe Reel (cut time). A Mixolydian. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. "Struy Lodge" has been attributed to piper William Ross in 1910 and, later, to Rod Campbell, however, it is a variant of an older tune family that includes "Bognor Rocks (1)," "Comical Reel," "Honorable Mrs. Maule's Reel," "Kilkenny Hunt (The)," "Linen Cap (The)," "Rakes of Invercairn," and "Sheep Shanks." The parts of "Struy Lodge" are reversed from other members of the tune family.

Additional notes

Printed sources : - Cowal Highland Gathering (Second Cowal Collection of B:Highland Bagpipe Music), c. 1912; No. 7, p. 40. Cranford (The Cape Breton Highland Collection), 2015; p. 46.

Recorded sources : - ANDIE 02, Andrea Beaton - "Cuts" (2004). Temple RecordsTP021, The Battlefield Band - "On the Rise" (1986). Temple RecordsCOMD2091, "The Best of the Battlefield Band" (2003). Victor120862 (78 RPM), Pipes and Drums of the 2nd Batt. Q.O. Highlanders (1933).

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