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TITLE
Accounts Sheet for Highland Strathspey & Reel Society, page 2
EXTERNAL ID
Z_GB1796_GRANT_979_65_HS+RS_011_002
SOURCE
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
ASSET ID
6626
KEYWORDS
strathspeys
reels
concerts
Accounts Sheet for Highland Strathspey & Reel Society, page 2

Strathspey and Reel Societies have been a common feature of the traditional music scene in Scotland since the formation of the first society in Edinburgh in 1881. The Highland branch was formed in 1903. One of its founder members, Alexander Grant (also known as 'Battan') was leader of the society right up until his death in 1942, a period of almost forty years.

This accounts sheet (page 2) records a list of tickets sold, presumably for one of the society's concerts. A list of those issued with complimentary tickets is also given. These include the local press and 'Battan' himself

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Accounts Sheet for Highland Strathspey & Reel Society, page 2

strathspeys; reels; concerts

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery

Alexander Grant - Highland Strathspey & Reel Society letters and set lists

Strathspey and Reel Societies have been a common feature of the traditional music scene in Scotland since the formation of the first society in Edinburgh in 1881. The Highland branch was formed in 1903. One of its founder members, Alexander Grant (also known as 'Battan') was leader of the society right up until his death in 1942, a period of almost forty years. <br /> <br /> This accounts sheet (page 2) records a list of tickets sold, presumably for one of the society's concerts. A list of those issued with complimentary tickets is also given. These include the local press and 'Battan' himself