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'''CHOLLA MO RÙN''' (The Piper's Warning). Scottish, Air and Pipe Piobroch. There are two main versions of the tune. See note for "[[annotation:Duntroon Castle]]."  
'''CHOLLA MO RÙN''' (The Piper's Warning). AKA - "The Piper's Warning to His Master." Scottish, Air and Pipe Piobroch. There are two main versions of the tune. The words to the Scots Gaelic song begin:
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'' 'S a cholla mo ghaol, seachainn an caol''<br>
''Seachainn an caol, seachainn an caol''<br>
''Cholla mo ghaol, seachainn an caol''<br>
''Seachainn an caol, tha mi''<br>
''Tha mise làimh, tha mise làimh''<br>
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See also note for "[[annotation:Duntroon Castle]]."  
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''Printed sources'': David Glen ('''Ancient Piobaireached''') No. 38, p. 113.
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CHOLLA MO RÙN (The Piper's Warning). AKA - "The Piper's Warning to His Master." Scottish, Air and Pipe Piobroch. There are two main versions of the tune. The words to the Scots Gaelic song begin:

'S a cholla mo ghaol, seachainn an caol
Seachainn an caol, seachainn an caol
Cholla mo ghaol, seachainn an caol
Seachainn an caol, tha mi
Tha mise làimh, tha mise làimh

See also note for "annotation:Duntroon Castle."

Source for notated version:

Printed sources: David Glen (Ancient Piobaireached) No. 38, p. 113.

Recorded sources:

See also listing at:
Hear the song sung by Mary Morrison at Tobar an Dualchais [1]




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