Norman Peterkin was a composer influenced by Greig. He is perhaps best known today for his brief song "I heard a piper piping" He also spent many years involved in music publishing which occupied much of his middle life, only returning to composing late in life. His last surviving piece was a setting of one of MacDiarmid's poems in 1967. Laid in to this copy is a copy of his funeral oration composed and read by Alistair Chisholm, which was privately printed in 1982 for John Updike (Bookseller), Edinburgh, in an edition of 90 copies at the Tragara Press. Single cream sheet of paper, printed on one side only. Folded once. Fine copy