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go here: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/researcherPublicationView.action?researcherPublicationId=12
and look at the PDF
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Debussy’s Marche ecossaise seems to be associated with the Earls of Ross pipe march.
The familiar items, more of less, are the Petite Suite and the March ecossaise, both better known in their later orchestral guises but originally composed for piano with four hands. Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa bring verve and sensitivity to the Suite’s Massenet-like charm, and though it never sounds ver Scottish – despite its authentic march-tune of the Earls of Ross – the Marche ecossaise is a delightful work in any form.
The Earl of Ross’s March (sheet music):
http://www.electricscotland.com/WEBCLANS/ntor/ross6.htm
associated perhaps, but it’s an entirely different tune.