Current repertoire

Originals

Last Dance (with some Cantairreachd)
- ...because you're never alone in a darkening wood...
Pinwheel (with traditional Scottish tune, "Cutting Bracken")
- ...sums up our feelings from the hurricane season in 2024. Hats off to everyone who helped with rebuilding and recovery!
Sunny Day (with traditional Irish jig, "Paddy's Leather Britches")
- ...incorporates a verse from the Robert Frost poem, “Nothing Gold Can Stay”, and challenges the premise of the poem, which is a lament to the passage of youth. With all due respect to Mr. Frost, several of us in the band are happy to report that “Post Youth Life” is pretty darn wonderful, and that perhaps the best way to view life is less as a line and more as a circle. The tune begins with a meditation on the poem, followed by our retort with a jig, to clarify exactly how we are feeling today! Come dance with us!

Traditional tunes (...usually with a bit of a twist)

Boom Boom Crack (which is our arrangement of “Dolina Mackay”, a reel written by John Scott)
Fox Hunter
Healing Circle (which is the piobaireachd "Cave of Gold", re-imagined as a love ballad)
Red Haired Boy/John Ryan's Polka (Trad. Irish/Seán Ryan)
She Moved Through the Fair
Staten Island/Silver Spear

Covers (...often Celtified because we can't help it)

...and there's always more. Stay tuned!