The Scottish minstrel : containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland, as sung by Wilson, Templeton, &c. First series.
Barnett, John.
Barr, Samuel.
Burns, Robert,1759-1796
Carlyle, Alexander,of Paisley.
Cockburn, Alison.
Douglas, Willaim.
Dunlop, John.
Fitz-Ball, Edward.
Gilfillan, Robert,Writer of Verse.
Grant,Mrs., of Carron.
Halket, George.
Hogg, James,1770-1835
Imlah, John.
Jaap, James.
Park, Andrew.
Rodwell, G. H.
Ryan, Richard.
Sillery, Charles Doyne.
Tannahill, Robert,1774-1810.
Van Dyk, Harry S.
Westmacott, C. M.(Charles Molloy),1787 or 1788-1868.
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers,
1850.
Annie Laurie : Words by by Mr. Douglas of Fingland. Key-note C.
Auld langsyne : Old song, with alterations and additions by Robert Burns. Air - "Sir Alexander Don's Strathspey." Key-note G.
Bide ye yet : Music arranged by Mr. Dewar. Key-note D minor.
Bonnie Jeanie Gray : Words by W. Paul. Music by R. Webster. Key-note G.
Bonnie Mary Hay : Words by Archibald Crawford. Music by R. A. Smith. Key-note A.
Braw lads o' Galla water : Words by Burns. Key-note D.
Bruce's address : Words by Burns. Air - "Hey tuttie taitie." Key-note B flat.
Dumbarton's bonnie dell : Words by C. M. Westmacott. Music by J. Sinclair. Key-note G.
Gin a body meet a body : Key-note B flat.
Gloomy winter's now awa : Words by Tannahill. Music by R. A. Smith. Key-note A minor.
Hurra for the Highlands : Words by Andrew Park. Music by Samuel Barr. Key-note F flat.
Hurrah for the bonnets of blue : Words by Burns. Music by Alexander Lee. Key-note G.
I'm owre young to marry yet : Key-note F.
In verse.
Jessie the flower o' Dumblane : Words by Tannahill. Music by R. A. Smith. Key-note A.
John Anderson, my Jo : Words by Burns. Key-note G minor.
Leezie Lindsay : Key-note F.
Logie o' Buchan : Words by George Halket. Key-note B flat.
My ain fireside : Words by Mrs. E Hamilton. Music arranged by Alexander Robertson. Key-note B flat.
My Nannie, O! : Words by Burns. Air very old. Key-note C minor.
O this is no my ain lassie : Words by Burns. Key-note B flat.
Of a' the airts : First two verses by Burns; the others by Wm. Reid, bokseller, Glasgow. Air - "Miss Admiral Gordon's Strathspey." Key-note G.
Oh! Gin I were a baron's heir : Music by J. W. Holder. Key-note G.
Oh, why left I my hame? : Words by R. Gilfillan. Music by P. M'Leod. Key-note A.
Roy's wife of Aldivalloch : Words by Mrs Grant, of Carron. Key-note D.
Somebody : Words by Robert Burns. Key-note G.
Sweet Jessie o' the dell : Written by W. Cameron. Music by M. Wilson. Key-note G.
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The banks o' Doon : Words by Burns. Music by James Miller. Key-note G.
The flower of Ellerslie : Words by E. Fitz Ball. Music by G. H. Rodwell. Key-note E.
The flowers of the forest : Words by Mrs Cockburn. Air very old. Music arranged for the piano-forte by R. A. Smith. Key-note A.
The heather bell : Words and air by Dr. R. Spittal. Key-note B flat.
The Highland minstrel boy : Written by Harry Stoe Van Dyk. Composed by John Barnett. Key-note G.
The lass o' Gowrie : Composed by William Reid, Glasgow, but considerably altered by an unknown author. Air - "Loch Errochside." Key-note B flat.
The lass wi' the bonnie blue een : Words by Richard Ryan. Arranged by John Sinclair. Air - "The Campbells are comin'." Key-note D.
The Scottish blue bells : Words by Charles D. Sillery. Music by G. Barker. Key-note E.
The woods o'Dunmore : Music by James Jaap. Key-note G.
The year that's awa : Words by Dunlop. Music by Donaldson. Key-note F.
There lives a young lassie : Words by John Imlah. Music by Joseph de Pinna. Key-note G.
There was a lad was born in Kyle : Words by Burns. Air - "O gin ye were dead guidman." Key-note D.
Though you leave me now in sorrow : Air - "Roy's wife." Key-note D.
Wha's at the window, wha? : Words by Alex. Carlyle. Music by R. A. Smith.
What's a' the steer kimmer? : Key-note A.
When the kye come hame : Words by James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd. Air - "The blaithrie o't." Key-note A minor.
Scotland Glasgow.