TMSA SHOP
Please find on this page TMSA related items for sale – including TMSA Young Trad Tour CDs
and ‘Wee Red Book’ products. Scroll down to browse.
101 Scottish Songs/ the ‘Wee Red Book’
SPECIAL OFFER - ALL THREE 'WEE RED BOOK' DVDS FOR £35; FOR TMSA MEMBERS, £25!
101 Scottish Songs/ 'the Wee Red Book'
Click here to be taken to the Collins website to order your copy online, or check out your local bookshop or Visit Scotland iCentre.
TMSA Members only offer - 101 Scottish Songs/ 'the Wee Red Book' for £7.00
Songs of Robert Burns
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TMSA Members only offer - £7.00
Tartans and Highland Dress
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TMSA Members only offer - £7.00
101 Scottish Songs/'Wee Red Book', Songs of Robert Burns & Tartans and Highland Dress BOX SET
TMSA Members only offer - £18.00
Young Trad Tour CDs
Other Publications & Products
Come Gie's a Sang!
The TMSA's Silver Jubilee Song Book
Edited by Sheila Douglas with Jo Miller with foreword by Hamish Henderson and celebrating the Silver Jubilee of the Traditional Music and Song Association of Scotland, this song book contains 73 traditional unaccompanied songs. Each song has been transcribed from a different singer and contains the verse texts and the melody line.
90s Collection Tune Book - covering both CDs 1 & 2 - NOW WITH FREE CD!
This book contains 200 new Scottish tunes in traditional style resulting from the TMSA's 1990s competition. Airs, jigs, marches, pipe tunes, reels, strathspeys, waltzes, hornpipes, polkas and other tunes for fiddlers, pipers, accordionists and harpists. Now accompanied by the CD "The Nineties Collection" from Greentrax Recordings with 46 of the compositions played by: Aly Bain, Ian Hardie, Eilidh Shaw, Kathryn Nicoll, Phil Cunningham, Freeland Barbour, Allan MacDonald, Gordon Duncan, Mary Ann Kennedy, Simon Thoumire, Hamish Moore, Jack Evans, Duncan MacGillivray and Jim Sutherland.
TMSA 50th Anniversary Badge
Produced in 2016 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the TMSA (founded in 1966).
