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1 score (xxxvi, 384 pages of music) : frontispiece, ; 25 cm |
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My heart's in the highlands / words by Burns -- Rowan tree / words by Lady Nairne -- Annie Laurie / words by Douglas -- When the Kye come hame / words by Hogg -- Braes aboon Bonaw / words by Gilfillan -- Ae fond kiss / words by Burns -- Brune o' the cowden knowes -- Duncan Gray / words by Burns -- Heather dings them a'! / words by Alan Ried -- Ca- the ewes to the knowes / words by Burns -- A rosebud by my early walk / words by Burns -- Lea rig / works by Burns -- Lass o' Ballochmyle / words by Burns -- Boatie rows -- Hey! ca'thro' -- Blithe Laverock! / words by Alan Reid -- Clean pease strae / words by Tannabill -- I'm owre young to marry yet -- Come, let us all a maying go / music by D. Baptie -- Where the bee sucks / words by Shakespeare -- Sleep'st thou, or wak'st thou? / words by Burns -- Our native land / words by Rev. R. Lawson -- A may song / words by J. S. Blackie ; music by Alan Reid -- Jock o' Hazeldean / words by Sir Walter Scott -- Land o' the leal / words by Lady Nairne -- Queen's maries -- When the sheep are in the fauld (introduction to Auld Robin Gray) -- Auld Robin Gray / words by Lady Ann Lindsay ; music by Rev. Wm. Lees -- Eppy M'Gee / words by James Thomson ; music by Wm. Inglish Robson -- My luve's in Germanie / words by Hextor Mac Neill -- Our sea-girl island / words by Robert Sanderson ; music by Alan Reid -- Flowers o' the forest / words by Miss Alison Rutherford -- Moidart (or the gathering of the clans) / words by James Gerrie -- Wha'll buy caller herrin'? / words by Lady Nairne -- Robin Adair / words by R. D. Jamieson -- |
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Aunty's sangs / words by George Paulin ; music by Alan Reid -- Gallant weaver / words by Burns -- Jockey's taen the parting kiss / words by Burns ; music by J. Wilson -- Ye banks and braes -- Of a' the airts the wind can blaw / words by Burns -- Green grow the rashes / words by Burns -- Bonnie Hielan' glen / words by J. K. Muir : music by John Tannahill -- Thou bonnie wood 'o craigielea / words by Tannahill ; melody by James Barr -- My boy Tammie / words by Hector MacNeill -- Auld memories / words by Alan Reid ; music by W. S. Boddie -- Auld Edinburgh cries / words by James Smith ; music by J. R. Perry -- Birken-shaw / words by Alexander Logan -- Gilderoy -- Cavalier. (a sketch.) / words by Marguerite ; music by W. Moodie -- A psalm of life / words by Longfellow ; music by John Greig -- Jenny Geddes / words by J. Stuart Blackie -- Queen of the sea / words by Alan Reid -- Bonnie banks o' loch lomon' -- Fareweel to Lochaber / words by Allan Ramsay -- Gentle shepard -- Jocky and Jeany -- Yellow-haired laddie -- My Jo Janet -- Bright feet of May / words by Horatius Bonar ; music by James Sneddon -- Lass o' Patie's mill / words by Allan Ramsay -- Roy's wife of Aldivalloch / words by Mrs. Grant -- O the burnie rins sae clear / words by J. P. S. ; music by John More Smirton -- Lassie liltin' owre the lea / words by Alan Reid ; music by James Ryan -- Fair Rosa / words by Alex Logan ; music by J. C. Grieve -- Ho Ro! My nut-brown maide -- Round-the sangs o' lang ago / George Dowie -- Braw young lad / words by R. D. Jamieson -- Mighty Norseman / words by John Guard -- Men of Harlech / words by Alan Reid -- God save the Queen -- Rule Britannia -- A man's a man for a' that / words by Burns -- Auld lang syne / words by Burns -- Scots wha hae -- Let Erin remember / words by Moore -- Afton water / words by Burns -- John Anderson, my jo, John / words by Burns -- My heart is sair / words by Burns -- My love she's but a Lassie yet / first verse by Burns -- Lassie wi' the lint'white locks / words by Burns -- Life's gloaming / words by Alexander Logan ; music by John Greig -- Our fatherland! / words and music by Henry Dryerre -- Aberlady bay (a song of the forth) / words by Thos. Logan ; music by Alan Reid -- Fair Scotland / words by Robert White -- Quaker's wife -- Burn that whyles rins dry / words by Robert Sanderson ; music by Alan Reid -- O hurrah for the land / words by Walter Towers ; music by J. O. Murdoch -- Johnnie o' Breadislee -- Kate Dairymple / words by Wm. Watt -- |
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Home, sweet home! / words by J. Howard Payne -- Up in the mornin' early / words by John Hamilton -- Mary of Argyle -- Clerk's twa sons of Owsenford -- Good-night! / words by Joanna Bailllie ; music by D. Baptie -- Loyal ode / William Maclean -- My canny auld chair / words by Alan Reid ; music by W. S. Roddie -- Aye waukin' O! -- My nannie, O / words by Burns -- My nannie's awa' / words by Burns -- Soldier's return / words by Burns --There was a lad was born in Kyle / words by Burns -- My love is like a red, red rose / words by Burns -- Corn rigs / words by Burns -- Blue-eyed lass / words by Burns -- Bess the gawkie / words by Rev. James Muirhead -- Where Gadie rins / words by John Park -- Twilight and dawn / John Gunn -- Peaceful slumbering / works by James Cobb -- Tak' your auld cloak aboot ye -- O, Annie, shall we meet again? / words by William Murray ; music by J. C. Grieve -- Laird o' cockpen / words by Lady Nairne -- A fireside sang / words by Alan Reid ; music by James Robertson -- A blithe new-year / words by Alexander Logan ; music by James Chapman Craig -- Row weel, my boatie / words by A. C. D. and Walter Weir ; melody by R. A. Smith -- Bonnie Earl o' Murray -- Jessie the flower o' Dunblane / words by Tannahill ; melody by R. A. Smith -- Hearts of oak / words by Garrick ; music by Dr. Boyce -- Banks of Allan water / words by M. G. Lewis -- Maiden of Arran / words by Alan Reid -- Wanderin' Willie / words by Alan Reid -- Dainty Dave / words by Burns -- Auld Rob Morris / words by Burns -- Tibbie Fowler / music by J. W. M. M'Innes -- Bowler's song / words by James Smith ; music by John Greig -- Old Kirkyard / words by T. H. Bayly -- On Ettrick bank the primrose grows -- Scotland's heather hills -- Barrin' o' the door -- Waggin' o' oor dog's tail -- Kail Brose of auld Scotland / words by Alexander Watson -- Wee Jeanie / words by Jane Paxton Smieton ; music by John Morr Smieton -- Bonnie May / words by William Pyott ; music by Alan Reid -- Bonnie brier-bush -- A sang o 'hame / words by Agnes C. Dey -- Blue bonnets over the border -- Pibroch O ' Donuil Dhu / words by Sir Walter Scott -- Ho, my bonnie boatie -- Farewell to Fionn Airidh / words by Rev. Norman Macleod -- 'Tis the first rose of summer / words by Robert Gilpillan ; music by John Greig -- Last rose of summer / words by Moore -- Gentle spring / words by J. S. Blackie -- Auld hoose o' summyside / words by Agnes C. Dey ; music by Alan Reid -- Cuddle doon / words by Alexander Anderson ; music by Alan Reid -- Thochts o' hame / words by T. R. Marshall ; music by Stewat Bell -- Over the sea / melody by Mrs. R. Groom -- Wha'll be King but Charlie / words by Lady Nairne -- What's a 'the steer, Kimmer? -- Bonnie broomy brae / words by Alexander Logan ; music by James Chapman Craig -- Comin' through the rye / words partly by Burns -- At duty's call / words by William Murray ; music by John Grieg -- Bonnie dundee / words by Sir W. Scott -- Lass o' arranteenie / words by Tannahill ; melody by Ross -- Thou cauld, gloomy Feberwar -- Hey, Donald! / words by Tannahill -- |
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Nature's holiday / words by Dr. Wolcot ; music by J. Sneddon -- Gloaming a serenade / words by Thos. N. Hepburn ; music by Alan Reid -- Auld grey kirk -- Hail to the chief / words by Sir Walter Scott ; music by Sir Henry R. Bishop -- In the garb of old gaul / words by Erskine ; melody by General Reid -- Red, white and blue -- Ye mariners of England / words by Thomas Campbell -- Shamrock / words by Moore -- Marseillaise hymn -- Watch by the rhine -- Battle of the Baltic / words by Thomas Campbell ; melody by R. A. Smith -- Within a mile of Edinburgh town / words by T. D'Urfey ; melody by James Hook -- A Scottish melody -- They say my love is dead -- My wife's a winsome wee thing / words chiefly by Burns -- Birks of Aberfeldy / words by Burns -- Awa', whigs, awa' -- Gala water / words by Burns -- Oh! why left I my hame? / words by Robert Gilfillan ; melody by P. M'Leod -- O' wha's at the window? / words by Alex. Carlile -- Drunkard's raggit wean / words by J. P. Crawford -- He's comin' hame / words by Fanny G. Lacy ; music by W. M. M'Lelland -- Norah, the pride of Kildare / John Parry -- Beam on the streamlet -- Believe me, if all those endearing young charms / words by Thomas Moore -- Love's young dream / words by Moore -- Minstrel boy -- Boatman (fear a' bhata) -- When the white moth flits / words by Alex. Brown ; music by Alan Reid -- Lords of labour / words by MacFarlane ; music by W. Moodie -- Jockey to the fair -- Logie o' Buchan / words by G. Halket -- Land o' cakes / words by J. Imlah -- Scottish blue-bells / words by Chas. Doyne Sillery ; miusic by Geo. Arthur Barark -- Remember me / music by John Bogue-- Auld hame far awa' / words by Alexander Logan ; music by John Grieg -- Kelvingrove / words by Thomas Lyle -- Nane are sae happy as we / words by Thos. N. Hepburn ; music by Alan Reid -- All's well -- Cuckoo / words adapted from Shakespeare ; melody by Dr. Arne -- Beautiful in fading / words by Mrs. Merrylees ; music by James Merrylees -- Hail, smiling morn / music by R. Spofforth -- Awake, Æolian Lyre / John Danby -- Streamlet / John Greig -- Their groves o' sweet myrtle / words by Burns -- Bonnie wee thing / words by Burns -- Highland Mary / words by Burns -- Puirtith cauld / words by Burns -- Wee modest crimson-tippped flow'r / words by Burns -- Smiling spring / words by Burns -- A highland lad -- Rose-a-Lyndsaye / words by D. M'Gregor Peter -- Apple o' mine e'e / words by Alexander Logan ; music by Henry T. Tiltman -- There's nae luck about the house / words by Jean Adams -- Logan braes / words by John Mayne -- Come under my plaidie / words by Hector M'Meil -- Simmer's comin / words by Alan Reid ; music by Geo. W. Lingard -- Up aman yon cliffy rocks / words by Wm. Dudgbon -- Leaving hame / words by Alexander Logan ; music by John Greig -- Come o'er the stream, Charlie / words by James Hogg -- He's owre the hills that I lo'e weel -- |
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Wae's me for Prince Charlie -- Caledonie / words by James Hogg ; music by J. C. Grieve-- Yestreen, lane and eerie / words by Robert D. Jamieson ; music by Alan Reid -- Apple o' mine e'e / words by Alexander Logan ; music by William Jupp -- Gloomy winter's noo awa' / words by Tannahill -- My ain dear somebody / words by Tanahill ; music by Jamis Gill -- O are ye sleepin', Maggie? / words by Tannahill -- Lass o' Craigo Mill / words by Colin Sievwright -- Scotland yet / words by H. S. Riddell ; melody by Peter M'Leod -- Bonnie, Bonnie Burnie / words by Alexander Logan ; music by John Greig -- Heart bowed down / words by Alred Bunn ; melody by M. W. Balfe -- From Oberon, in Fairy Land / R. J. S. Stevens -- Village well / words by Alex. Brown ; music by Alan Reid -- Think of me / words by Janet Kelso Muir ; music by John Grieg -- Charming maiden -- Farmer's ingle -- Afton water / words by Burns ; melody by A. Hume -- Hey, the dusty miller / words by Burns ; music by William Jupp -- Weary pund o' tow -- Keel row -- Yellow lintie -- Be thankfu' / words by George Paulin ; music by Alan Reid -- I'll crown thee my queen / words by Allan Cunningham ; music by J. W. M. M'Inner -- Wallace's lament / words by Tannahill -- Hurray for the thistle! / words by Alex. MacLagan ; melody by John Turnbull -- Lift up your hymns, all men / John Stuart Blackie -- Meeting of the waters / words by Moore -- To all you ladies / words by the Earl of Dorset, 1665 -- Star-spangled banner -- King Christian / words by Stewart Bell -- Partant pour la Syrie / translated from the French by Sir Walter Scott -- MacGregor's gathering / words by Sir Walter Scott ; melody by Geo. Alex. Lee -- Lochnagar / words by Byron ; melody by Mrs. Gibson -- My tocher's the jewel / words by Burns -- My own native home / words by Janet K. Muir ; music by Chas. Nixon -- Simmer's weaving rosy chains / words by Alexander Logan ; music by John Greig -- Auld meal mill / words by D. B. Mackie ; music by Alan Reid -- Table-talk-a musical joke / John Grieg -- My home beside the sea / words by Mrs. Hemans ; music by J. Sneddon -- Pilot -- My Flora / words by Walter Towers ; music by John Kerr -- Bonnie Mary Hay / words by Archd. Crawford ; melody by R. A. Smith -- O whistle and I'll come to ye / words by Burns -- Bonnie wee well / words by Hugh MacDonald ; music by James Gill -- We'll meet beside the dusky glen / words by Tannahill -- Och, hey! Johnnie, Lad / words by Tannahill -- Merry warblbers / words by Mrs. Merrylees ; music by James Merrylees-- When nature sinks to rest / words by Thos. N. Hepburn ; music by Alan Reid -- Weary day / Margaret Wallace Thomson -- Scotland, the brave -- Hurray for the bonnets o' blue! / words adapted by Burns ; melody by Alexander Lee -- Open the door to me, Oh! / words by Burns -- Carle / words by R. D. Jamieson -- Our first young love / words by Thomas Moore ; music by John Greig -- Hunting song / music by J. W. M. M'Innes -- Hundred pipers / words by Lady Nairne -- A highland lament / words by Maggie M'Lean ; music by Alan Reid -- My bonnie Mary / words by Wm. Wallace ; music by James A. Leck -- Rose of Allandale / words by C. Jeffererts ; melody by S. Nelson -- A guid new year / words by P. Livingstone : melody by Alex. Hume -- Braes o ' Gleniffer / words by Tannahill -- Braes o' Gleniffer / words by Tannahill ; Melody by Ross -- Ah! Sheelah, thou 'rt my darling / words by Tannahill -- Ye friendly stars / words by Tannahill -- O Annie, fair / words by D. Kirkland ; music by Alex. A. Kirkland -- Bird of the morning / words by Henry Shanks ; music by Jno. S. Cairns -- A highland lullaby / words by Maggie MacLean ; music by Alan Reid -- Waiting / words by Janet K. Muir ; music by Rev. J. Lamb -- Here's a health to ane I lo'e dear / words by Burns -- There was a lad was born in Kyle / words by Burns -- Slippy stane -- Bonnie house o' Airlie -- Sabbath bell / words by Alan Reid ; music by James Chapman Craig -- Flora M'Donald's lament / words by James Hogg -- |
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Hope's whisper / words by Janet Kelson Muir ; music by John Grieg -- Ilka blade o' grass keps its ain drap o' dew / words by James Ballantine -- He's comin' again! -- Coronach / words by Sir Walter Scott -- O! Steer my bark to Erin's Isle / melody by S. Nelson -- Wearin' of the green -- Loudon's bonnie woods and braes / words by Tanahill ; melody by R. A. Smith -- Will ye gang to Sherramuir? / words by Tannahill -- Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill / words by M'Nally -- English part song medley -- Roast beef of old England / Leveridge -- Tight little island --Robin Tamson's smidddy / words by A. Rodger -- Down the burn, Davie / words by R. Crawford ; melody by James Hook -- Bonnie, winson Maggie, O! / words by Daniel King ; music by R. D. Jamieson -- Life on the ocean wave / melody by Henry Russell -- Glad herald of Spring! / J. W. M. M'Inner -- Come, sweet one, come! / poetry and melody by The Late Prince Consort -- Callum O'Glen / words by James Hogg -- Ivy green / words by Charles Dickens ; melody by Henry Russell -- Summer sun is beaming / words by George Murray Porteous ; composed by John Grieg -- To the woodlands / music by T. Crampton -- 'Twas you, Sir! / Earl of Mornington -- Joy and gladness / melody by Hector Alfred Rolland -- Our may had an e'e to a man / words by William Cross -- Vicar of Bray -- Hail, Columbia -- Albert Graeme -- Carlisle wall / words by Sir Walter Scott -- Garibaldi's hymn -- Austrian National song / Joseph Hayden -- Lutzow's wild chase / Weber -- Monk's march / words by Sir Walter Scott |
| Notes |
Includes index of first lines and titles |
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Includes historical notes of each song |
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Includes portrait of Robert Burns (frontispiece) |
| Subject |
Music -- Scotland.
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Songs, Scots -- Scotland.
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| Genre/Form |
Notated music.
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| Author |
Blackie, John Stuart, 1809-1895.
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