This list gives the tunes that are often played at Southern Member's meets.

Tune Title	Key	Origin/Source
Ashokan Farewell	D	USA (Jay Ungar)/WWFF
Bay of Fundy Reel	A	Canadian - Bill Guest - 100 FFT
Beaucatcher's Farewell	G	American - DPN News
Bouffard's Waltz	G & D	French - Pierre Bouffard
Butterfly	G	Irish - Tommy Potts
Cabri Waltz	G	Canadian - FFB
Harvest Home	D	British - O'Neill's, FFB, PP
Haste to the Wedding	D	Irish - FFB, O'Neill's
Michael Turner's Waltz	G	English - A Sussex Tune Book
Midnite on the Water	D	American - Luke Thomasson, FFB, PP
Nonsuch	D	English - FFB
Sheffield Hornpipe	G	English - Internet
Sir John Fenwicks	G	English - Northumberland Pipe tune
Smedens	G	Swedish
Snowbird in the Ashbank	A	USA (Trad)WWFF (NOT the FFB version )
Soldiers Joy	D	English - FFB, O'Neill's
Speed the Plough	G	English - FFB
Peacocks March	Em	Irish - Ossian; Music from Ireland
The Plane Tree	Em	English
Whalen's Breakdown	C	Canadian - 100 FFT

Sources

O'Neill's = O'Neill's Music of Ireland, 1001 Tunes
PP = Hammer Dulcimer by Peter Pickow
FFB = Fiddlers Fake Book
100 FTT = A hundred Favorite Fiddle Tunes, Bill Guest (published by Mel Bay Music)
WWFF =  Waltz of the Wind - The Best of Fiddle Fever  Ashokan Farewell also recorded by Tom McConville & Pauline Cato, Catriona McDonald & Ian Lothian
Michael Turners Waltz is Untitled waltz No 105 in A Sussex Tune Book
Smedens Anden Fynbo = 2 part arrangement in Trad Tunes for two fiddles

(More complete details can be obtained from Kathy & Neil Corbett if you have trouble finding a book or tape)