On this page we intend to list some of the tunes that have been written by members of the Society.  We 're also going to have downloadable (I can hear my English teacher turning in his grave!) versions available so that you can have your very own copy to keep.  These tunes are free to download and use - all we ask is that you fill out the form below and let us know which tunes you are wanting to use.  It'll keep the composers happy if they think that they are in demand.

If you want to see any of the tunes simply click onto the tune name to link to it. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat to view these files. If you do not already have a copy you can download one for free (yes that's FREE, GRATIS, FOR NOTHING) (although the second one in capitals might be cheese) from the following link - Adobe Acrobat Download . Just click on Run when the wee window thingy comes up.

Tune Name	Composer	Information
Elma's Thingummy Waltz	Graeme Henderson	Well it's a waltz.  No - honest - it is.  Written for my mother who came rather late to fiddling (after her retirement actually) and who usually has a few Thingummys and Whatshisnames in the titles of tunes.
Elma's Thingummy Waltz (Seconds)	Graeme Henderson	Second fiddle parts for the above tune.
Happy Harry	Graeme Henderson	This one was written for my father and this was the nickname he was given while he was a teacher in Inverness High School.  His pupils actually asked him if it would be OK to call him that???  Changed days.
Happy Harry (Seconds)	Graeme Henderson	Go on - guess.
Farewell to an Old Fiddler	Graeme Henderson	This is a slow air written as a tribute on the death of one of our stalwarts - Alex Anderson - who played with us until just a few months before he died aged 94