Here's part of a growing list of tunes in the repertoire of the Legion pipe band. Watch for revisions. All are in PDF format.

• Leaving Liverpool (score not available)
• Echo Lake (score not available)
• Bells of Dunblane (score not available)
• Mist-Covered Mountains (new setting - score not available)
• Donald Macleod - hornpipe, round version

• The Children - four-part 4/4 march
• Highland Laddie + Earl of Mansfield set - two 2/4 marches
• Jimmy Findlater - four-part 4/4 march

• Bonnie Dundee + Steamboat set - two 2-parted 6/8 marches
• Murdo's Wedding + Crags of Tumbledown Mountain set - two 4/4 marches
• Green Hills of Tyrol + When the Battle's O'er set - two 2-parted 3/4 marches
• Barren Rocks of Aden + Brown-Haired Maiden + Mairi's Wedding - three 2-parted 2/4 marches, replacing the previous 2/4 set of Highland Laddie and Barren Rocks, which can still be found here.
• Scotland the Brave + Rowan Tree + Wings set - three 4/4 marches. This replaces the former Scotland the Brave set consisting of STB+Mairi's Wedding+Badge of Scotland, which can still be found here.
• Teribus+Corriechoillies - two 2-parted 2/4 marches
• The Maple Leaf Forever - former official march past of the Royal Canadian Legion. A midi file for the tune is available here. This march is only occasionally used on parade.

• Brigadier Snow - four-part 12/8 march (from the Perth (Australia) Highlanders website)
• Battle of the Somme + Heights of Dargai + Abbieville - 9/8 march set. Abbieville is often dropped from the medley
• Flower of Scotland - unofficial anthem of Scotland, 12/8 setting
• Highland Cathedral - well-known modern air
• The Mingulay Boat Song - folk song with harmony and counter-melody
• Donald Maclean of Lewis - four-part 6/8 march.
• Angus McKinnon - four-part 6/8 march, played with Donald Maclean

Amazing Grace is also played in performances in a circle, but no score has been included here.

• Atholl and Breadalbane Gathering - competition-style 2/4 march
• Abide with Me - well-known hymn, played by the band some years ago as part of the Lethbridge Community Silver Band's "Always and Forever" concert
• Banjo Breakdown - four-part 6/8 jig, not yet in the band's playing repertoire. This was rehearsed when the band was still practicing at the U of Lethbridge, and never made it into the regular playing repertoire
• All the Blue Bonnets Are Over the Border - four-part 6/8 march. This was practiced by some band members when Alastair Gilchrist was still giving piping instruction to some band members
• Corkhill + My Love's But a Lassie Yet - a jig + hornpipe set. Wishful thinking.
• Old Wife of the Milldust - wonderful six part jig
• Pibroch of Donald Dhu - four-part 6/8 march. A tune Alastair Gilchrist had some members playing in the first year of the band's existence. No longer studied.
• MSR - MSR consisting of the 79th's Farewell to Gibraltar, Louden's Bonnie Woods and Braes, and the first two parts of the High Road to Linton. Only the march has been rehearsed on the pipes, the strathspey and reel only having been tried on the practice chanter.
• Skye Boat Song + Mist-Covered Mountains - two slow airs in 6/8 time. These two tunes were studied in the first year of the band's existence and are no longer rehearsed