Easy & Educational (Beginners – Intermediate)
- Traditional Scottish Songs – simple piano arrangements (e.g. Auld Lang Syne, Loch Lomond, Skye Boat Song, Annie Laurie, Ye Banks and Braes).
- John Thompson / Denes Agay / Bastien collections – children’s piano books often include Scottish folk tunes in easy versions.
- Marjorie Helyer – Scottish Folk Tunes for Piano (Easy).
- Felix Swinstead – Miniature Scottish Dances (educational repertoire).
19th Century – Romantic Style
- Alexander Mackenzie (1847–1935) – piano pieces and folk-inspired arrangements.
- Hamish MacCunn (1868–1916) – piano transcriptions of Scottish melodies and songs.
- Charles Wood (1866–1926) – Scottish hymn- and psalm-based preludes (originally organ, some adapted for piano).
- William Macpherson – Highland Sketches (folk-inspired piano miniatures).
20th Century – Contemporary Piano Works
- Ronald Center (1913–1973) – Scottish song settings and piano miniatures.
- Francis George Scott (1880–1958) – arrangements of Scottish songs for piano.
- Thomas Wilson (1927–2001) – folk-inspired piano works and variations.
- John McLeod (1934–2022) – piano pieces with Scottish folk themes.
Modern Educational & Concert Collections
- Scottish Folk Tunes for Piano (Schott, arr. Christine Martin & Paul Anderson) – easy to advanced pieces.
- Oxford Book of Scottish Folk Tunes for Piano – varied arrangements from beginner to concert level.
- Contemporary composers – piano versions of well-known songs:
• Auld Lang Syne (various editions, including advanced variations)
• Loch Lomond
• The Skye Boat Song