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BLACK DONALD'S MARCH TO THE ISLES (Píobaireached Dhomhnuill Duibh). AKA and see "Cameron's Gathering." Scottish, Pipe Pibroch. Mac Dhomhnuill Duibh is the Gaelic patronymic of Cameron of Lochiel. The alternate title "Cameron's Gathering" comes from the Gesto Collection. The tune was copied by Alexander Campbell in 1815 for his book Albyn's Anthology from Captain Neil McLeod of Gesto's manuscript collection of pibrochs, as performed by the famous piping dynasty of the MacCrimmons of Skye.
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