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CHORUS: — Crodh Chailein mo chridhe,
Crodh Chailein mo ghaoil,
Gn’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh hainn’ air an fhraoch.
Gu’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh bainn’ air an raon,
Gun chuman, gun bhuarach,
Gun luaircean gun laogh
Gu’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh bainne gu leoir,
Air mullach a’ mhonaidh
Gun duine ’nar coir.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Gu bheil sac air mo chridhe,
’S trie snidh air mo ghruaidh,
Agus smuairean air m’ aigne
Chum an cadal so bhuam.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Cha chaidil, cha chaidil,
Cha chaidil mi uair,
Cha chaidil mi idir,
Gus an tig na bheil ’uam.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Cha teid mi do ’n bheithe
No a thional nan end;
Air breacan donn ribeach
Tha mi ’feitheamh nam bo.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Moderate with expression.
0, SPALDERDASH AIR LASSIE NIC IAIN BRAIN!*
“John Bane’s Daughter.”
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* Words by Donald Cameron, Sleat, Skye, composed in irony to a young damsel who had splay-feet and as usual in such cases the language is
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Crodh Chailein mo ghaoil,
Gn’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh hainn’ air an fhraoch.
Gu’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh bainn’ air an raon,
Gun chuman, gun bhuarach,
Gun luaircean gun laogh
Gu’n tugadh crodh Chailein
Dhomh bainne gu leoir,
Air mullach a’ mhonaidh
Gun duine ’nar coir.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Gu bheil sac air mo chridhe,
’S trie snidh air mo ghruaidh,
Agus smuairean air m’ aigne
Chum an cadal so bhuam.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Cha chaidil, cha chaidil,
Cha chaidil mi uair,
Cha chaidil mi idir,
Gus an tig na bheil ’uam.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Cha teid mi do ’n bheithe
No a thional nan end;
Air breacan donn ribeach
Tha mi ’feitheamh nam bo.
Crodh Chailein, etc.
Moderate with expression.
0, SPALDERDASH AIR LASSIE NIC IAIN BRAIN!*
“John Bane’s Daughter.”
PS?
£
ps
m
• ’ m
birr r
0—0
t> */f
i
m
"g 0
0- -0
MADAINN CHIUIN CHEITAIN.
Slow and expressive. tr—^ fr_
P
Sweet May Morning.”
fr—^
y ^ . P'
fr, ^
0 • m •
cresc.
* Words by Donald Cameron, Sleat, Skye, composed in irony to a young damsel who had splay-feet and as usual in such cases the language is
pretty severe. K N.M.l
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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