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Folk songs from Scotland, Lowland and Highland, recorded and edited by Alan Lomax with the help of the MacLeans of Raasay, Hamish Henderson and William Montgomerie ; translation and texts of Gaelic songs by Sorley McLean

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Folk songs from Scotland, Lowland and Highland, recorded and edited by Alan Lomax with the help of the MacLeans of Raasay, Hamish Henderson and William Montgomerie ; translation and texts of Gaelic songs by Sorley McLean

Language

gla

resource.accompanyingMatter

libretto or texthistorical information

Form of composition

folk music

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Main title

Folk songs from Scotland

Music parts

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Oclc number

10368787

Responsibility statement

recorded and edited by Alan Lomax with the help of the MacLeans of Raasay, Hamish Henderson and William Montgomerie ; translation and texts of Gaelic songs by Sorley McLean

Series statement

Columbia world library of folk and primitive music, v. 6

Sub title

Lowland and Highland

Table Of Contents

The Lowlands. Glasgow Police Band -- The Chevalier's muster roll -- The Souter' of Selkirk -- Roy's wife of Aldivalloch -- My love is like a red red rose -- The Dowiex dens of Yarrow -- O can ye sew cushions -- I am a little orphan girl ; I Paula Tee Paule Teska -- Now the war is over -- The wind blows high -- Bressay lullabye -- The hen's march to the Midden -- The bonnie lass of Fyvie -- Glenlogie -- Portnockie girl -- Tail toddle -- The Laird of Drumblair and the De'il among the tailors -- Come all ye tramps and hawkers -- Sleepytoon -- MacPherson's lament -- The tinkler's waddin'The Highlands. The mullad, the mulad (There is no sorrow) -- Gu Braìghe Loch lall -- Larach do thacaidaen -- Dill o idilum --Thoir a nall Ailean -- Till a♭ crodh, laochan (Turn the cows, laddie) -- Thig, a chuinneag, thig (Come, butter, come) -- Iomairibh eutrom ho ro (Row lightly) Thug mi gaol dhuit (Spinning song) -- Fuirch and diugh -- Héman dubh hi ri oro -- Ho na filibhig chunncas bata -- Eho hao rìo -- Fail il eileadh -- The reel of Tulloch -- Mrs. McLeod of Raasay -- Hó ail ili -- Caberfeidh (MacIntosh's lament) -- Gaelic hymn -- A phiuthrag's a phiuthar (Little sister) -- 'S mise chunnaic an t-iongnadh (A mermaid's song) -- Clach mhin mheallain (Rune against hail) -- Ig ìg igein (The lark's song) -- Och, a thearlakh oig stiushairt (The lament for Wm. Chisholm) -- 'S fliuch and oidhche (The night is wet) --Cairistiona

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