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Double CD of Scottish country dance music for The Carnforth Collections, Volume 1, performed by Liam Stewart and his Band. Includes 18 dances from the Carnforth Collections which have not previously been recorded by the RSCDS. There is an accompanying book for £13.
The RSCDS Tokai Branch was established in 1997 as the second branch in Japan. This CD by the Bluebell Trio accompanies the book of 12 dances published to celebrates its 25th anniversary.
This new CD by Ewan Galloway is of two couple dances played six times through has been produced in response to requests from dancers and listeners
Music to accompany the Saitama Branch 25th Anniversary book plus the music and instructions for 7 dances by Peter Marshall. The book is available as a PDF.
Dances in memory of Charlene Lam. Charlene was a member of the Livermore Class of the RSCDS San Francisco Branch for many years.
As the name suggests this is the 5th Book of 12 dances devised by Gaye Collin
Publication of 26 dances to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Atlanta Branch. It is anticipated that the music is now available to download from Bandcamp.
The fifth book in the Woodhall Collection by Murrough Landon - Diversity. There are 20 dances in the book.
The A-Z of Scottish Dance Music is the latest offering from Leonard Brown. June 2026 sees a brand new 6 piece line up for this project which focuses on a particular theme of The A-Z of Scottish Dance Music.
The Carnforth Collections brings together a much-loved series of Scottish country dances into one carefully produced volume, making this established repertoire newly accessible to dancers, teachers, and clubs. There is an accompanying CD by Liam Stewart and his Band for £18.
Double CD of Scottish country dance music for The Carnforth Collections, Volume 1, performed by Liam Stewart and his Band. Includes 18 dances from the Carnforth Collections which have not previously been recorded by the RSCDS. There is an accompanying book for £13.
