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A Scots Music Bibliography
The Scottish Music Maker
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The Scottish Music Maker |
| subtitle |
A Choice Selection from the Compositions of James Scott Skinner |
| editor |
J Murdoch Henderson |
| year of publication |
1957 |
| publisher |
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow |
| size |
242 x 320mm |
| no. pages |
17 |
| contents |
£10 Fiddle, The
Airchie Brown
Airchie Symon
Angus Campbell
Auld Wheel, The
Balmoral Castle
Blin' Jamie
Bogniebrae
Bonnie Glenfarg
Bonnie Lass o' Bon Accord
Bonnie Nellie
Bovaglie's Plaid
Bride, The
Brig o' Potarch, The
Bungalow, The
Burn o' Forgue, The
Cameron Highlanders
Carron
Clan Munro
Cradle Song, The
Davie Courage *
Davie Taylor
Davie Work
Dee Castle
Devil Hardie, The
Donald Stewart the Piper
Duke of Fife's Welcome
Earl Haig
Farewell to Gairloch
Farewell to Scotland
Farewell to the Glen
Forbes Morrison
Forres Cradle Song, The
Frank Sutherland
Garden of Roses, The
Gavin McMillan
Gay Gordons, The
George Rose Wood
Glenlivet
Hardie Devil, The
Hector the Hero, The
Hirn Devil, The *
Inverurie
Iron Man, The
John McColl
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John McNeill
John Smith of Alford
Kirrie Kebbuck, The
Left-Handed Fiddler, The
Littlejohn's Hame
Lord Huntly's Cave
Lovat Scouts, The
MacPherson's Blade
Macrimmon's Farewell
MacKenzie Fraser
MacKenzie Hay
Mains of Gartly
Miller o' Hirn, The
Miss Flora Macdonald
Miss Mary Walker
Miss Neil of Glengairn
Miss Shepherd
Mrs McHardy
Mrs Scott Skinner
Music o' Spey, The
Oracle, The *
Peter Gray
Piper's Weird, The
Professor Blackie
Our Highland Queen
Queen's Welcome to Invercauld
Reith's Clarionet
Renatton's Fancy *
Rosebud of Allenvale, The
Rose Wood
Roualeyn's Plaid
Sandy Cameron
Seaforth Highlanders, The
Spinning Wheel, The
Sutherland Highlanders
Talisker I
Talisker II
Tipperty's jean
Tom Dey *
Tulchan Lodge
Violet Davidson *
We'll Aye Be Fond of Ingram
We'll Aye Gang Back
William Grant of Carron
Willie Dow
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(All composed by James Scott Skinner, except * = by J S Skinner and J M Henderson)
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- Content: A fantastic collection of hand-written music by J Murdoch Henderon, who knew Skinner.
- Dating: Dated on front cover (1957).
- Availability: Very rare. I first saw a copy in Edinburgh Central Music Library, and in my years of scouring bookshops, charity shops and auctions, I never saw another one until about ten years ago, when I couldn't believe my eyes.
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