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Some common sources for the music we play:

• James Aird. "A selection of Scotch, English, Irish and Foreign Airs adapted to the Fife, Violin or German Flute" 6 volumes published circa 1780-1800.
• John Butterey circa 1790
• Turlough Carolan 1670-1738
• The Airs and Melodies peculiar to the highlands of Scotland and the Isles communicated in an original pleasing and familiar style having the lively airs introduced as medleys to form a sequence to each slower movement with an admired plain harmony for the piano forte, Harp Organ or Violoncello intended to preserve simplicity than load with embellishment, edited by Captain Simon Fraser Chiefly acquired during the interesting Period from 1736 to 1745, through the Authentic Source narrated in the Accompanying Prospectus. 1815.
• R.M. Levey. London, The Dance Music of Ireland, First Collection . 1858
• Edward Bunting The Ancient Music of Ireland, 1840
• The Jug Band and Ham Bone Society's "Best of Wagner" Series
• Hits of the Renaissance - by Mel Bay
• Pills to Purge Melanoma - by D'ubervilles

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