In honor of the upcoming Memorial Day observances, this month’s tab is an arrangement of the hymn  “Only Remembered”. The original lyrics were penned by a Scottish pastor named Horatius (Horace) Bonar as a poem entitled "The Everlasting Memorial", which was included in his book entitled "Hymns of Faith and Hope" in 1860. Bonar is credited with writing the words to nearly 150 other hymns during his lifetime, including “I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say” and “O Love of God How Strong and True”.

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In honor of the upcoming Easter celebrations, this month’s tab is an arrangement of the Resurrection hymn entitled “Thine Be the Glory”. The lyrics were penned by the Swiss pastor, hymnist, and translator Edmond Budry in 1884. He wrote “A Toi la Gloire” after the death of his wife as a statement of the promise of victory over death through Jesus Christ.

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This month’s free tab is an arrangement of the traditional Celtic bagpipe tune “Lord Lovat’s Lament”. It has been credited to both Ewen MacGregor and his pupil David Fraser. They were both pipers to Simon Lord Lovat, who was the 11th Scots nobleman to hold that title. Simon met an unfortunate end when he backed the wrong side in the Jacobite rebellion of 1745, and was subsequently beheaded.

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