Greg, some belters on there isnt there, sometimes though I think when do you stop learning them, there are so many. I no longer have time to go through the tunes I know, I have about thirty that are memorised, and I have started just playing them from the sheet, the last two I memorised have been the wren party one, which to be fair is an easy tune, and just done Crested hen and memorised it, largely down to you and others mentioning it. More or less stopped doing classical, except to pràctice in third position, as I believe jigs and the like are much better for intonation practice, only my opinion of course, but it works for me.

Emily, thought you would like that list, I imagined your delight seeing some of them on there when I posted it, a lot are different to anywhere else on the net, which I think is good, gives a different perspective.

I know you collect tunes like a ravenous wolf and thought that will keep you busy for a while.

Havent got his book  I also have too many already, everytime I see a new one I am buying them so I have had to stop.

Just near were I live there is a large antique and second hand warehouse, and one of the stalls is full of sheet music and books for viola and violin dating back a hundred years, none of it costing more than a few dollars, you would have a field day in there.