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Stay my charmer, can you leave me J. - _____ Page _ 135
Sweet Sir for your courtefie - _ - __ __ _ _ - _ 114
Speak en, fpeak thud and ftill my grief Ramfay - •_ - - - 137
Since robb'd of all that charm'd my view __ - ; - _ _ - - 184
She took me in and fet me down -- - ______ 188
Since all thy vows falfe maid __•_ _______ 207
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Talk not of love, it gives me pain -.- _- ___- _ 194
Tho' cruel Fate fhould bid us part __ _-_---- 122
The Chevalier being void of fear _ M? Skirvin - _ - _ - 103
The' love that I hae chofen _____ _____ 118
There was ance a May _'___ - - ___ _ - 126
The yellow hair'd laddie fat on yon burn brae _ _ - - - 128
The widow can bake and the widow can brew_ _____ 130
Thickeft night, furround my dwelling ___ _ - ___ 138
The carl he cam o'er the craft _-_-___.--- 141
There was a lafs they ca'd her Meg_ - _ _ - - - 156
The fhepherd Adonis ___--- ____ __ 167
There's cauld kail in Aberdeen The D __of G _ _ - 170
The Ploughman he's a bonie lad - - - _ _ - - - - 173
To me what are riches encumber 'd with care _ This tune is faid) ,_.
to be the compofition of James the 4? 1 of Scotland _ j~~ 17 ^
The gypfies cam to our gude lord's yett _ Neighbouring tradition) .
ftrongly vouches for the truth of this ftory. _ - _ J"~ *89
The blude red rofe at yule may blaw _ _ - _ __ _ __190
Tibbie I hae feen the day _ ____ ______ 203
The winter it is naft and the fummer's come at laft _ _ - - 208
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Up and warn a Willie --------------- l95
W
Where braving angry winter's ftorms _ _ _ ._, _ _ _ _ - 203
When Guilford good our pilot ftood _ M? Burns- _____ 102
When firft my dear laddie gaed to the green hill- Ramfay_ _ _ 128
With broken words and downcaft eyes _ _____--- 137
What will I do "gin my hoggie die _ _ __-__-- 139
What words dear Nancy will prevail _\- - - - - --- 140
Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow J Hamilton _____ 143
Willie was a wanton wag _ _ _ _ MT Walkinfhaw _ _ _ _ 144
Where winding Forth adorns the vale _ Fergufon _ _ _ _ _ - 149
Weary fa' you Duncan Gray - The mufic is faid to have been|
the compofition of a Carman in Glafgow _ _ _ _ j ~
Well, I agree, ye're fure o' me _ _ _ Ramfay ____-- 176
Where waving pines falute the fkies ____---- 205
Ye gods was Strephon's picture bleft _ Hamilton _ _ _ _ - 182
Ye Highlands and . ye Lawlands _ _ - - - - - - - !85
Ye rivers fo limpid and clear _ __- _ - - - - 191
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N D EX
Stay my charmer, can you leave me J. - _____ Page _ 135
Sweet Sir for your courtefie - _ - __ __ _ _ - _ 114
Speak en, fpeak thud and ftill my grief Ramfay - •_ - - - 137
Since robb'd of all that charm'd my view __ - ; - _ _ - - 184
She took me in and fet me down -- - ______ 188
Since all thy vows falfe maid __•_ _______ 207
T
Talk not of love, it gives me pain -.- _- ___- _ 194
Tho' cruel Fate fhould bid us part __ _-_---- 122
The Chevalier being void of fear _ M? Skirvin - _ - _ - 103
The' love that I hae chofen _____ _____ 118
There was ance a May _'___ - - ___ _ - 126
The yellow hair'd laddie fat on yon burn brae _ _ - - - 128
The widow can bake and the widow can brew_ _____ 130
Thickeft night, furround my dwelling ___ _ - ___ 138
The carl he cam o'er the craft _-_-___.--- 141
There was a lafs they ca'd her Meg_ - _ _ - - - 156
The fhepherd Adonis ___--- ____ __ 167
There's cauld kail in Aberdeen The D __of G _ _ - 170
The Ploughman he's a bonie lad - - - _ _ - - - - 173
To me what are riches encumber 'd with care _ This tune is faid) ,_.
to be the compofition of James the 4? 1 of Scotland _ j~~ 17 ^
The gypfies cam to our gude lord's yett _ Neighbouring tradition) .
ftrongly vouches for the truth of this ftory. _ - _ J"~ *89
The blude red rofe at yule may blaw _ _ - _ __ _ __190
Tibbie I hae feen the day _ ____ ______ 203
The winter it is naft and the fummer's come at laft _ _ - - 208
' - u
Up and warn a Willie --------------- l95
W
Where braving angry winter's ftorms _ _ _ ._, _ _ _ _ - 203
When Guilford good our pilot ftood _ M? Burns- _____ 102
When firft my dear laddie gaed to the green hill- Ramfay_ _ _ 128
With broken words and downcaft eyes _ _____--- 137
What will I do "gin my hoggie die _ _ __-__-- 139
What words dear Nancy will prevail _\- - - - - --- 140
Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow J Hamilton _____ 143
Willie was a wanton wag _ _ _ _ MT Walkinfhaw _ _ _ _ 144
Where winding Forth adorns the vale _ Fergufon _ _ _ _ _ - 149
Weary fa' you Duncan Gray - The mufic is faid to have been|
the compofition of a Carman in Glafgow _ _ _ _ j ~
Well, I agree, ye're fure o' me _ _ _ Ramfay ____-- 176
Where waving pines falute the fkies ____---- 205
Ye gods was Strephon's picture bleft _ Hamilton _ _ _ _ - 182
Ye Highlands and . ye Lawlands _ _ - - - - - - - !85
Ye rivers fo limpid and clear _ __- _ - - - - 191
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe.There are more than 330 publications contained in about 320 selected from the collection of John Glen (1833-1904). Also available are a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | Over 400 volumes from three internationally renowned special collections of printed music. The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent excellent archives of 18th-19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The Hopkinson Verdi Collection contains contemporary and later editions of the works of Verdi, collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson. |
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