A collection of original Scotch tunes for the violin : the whole pleasant and comicall being full of the Highland humour. Price 1 s..
Inglis, Alexander Wood,1854-1929former owner.StEdNL
Wood, John Muir,1805-1892,former owner.StEdNL
Chappell, W.(William),1809-1888,donor.StEdNL
[London] : Sold by John Young musical instrument maker, at ye Dolphin & Crown, ye west end of St. Pauls Church, where you may be furnished w.th all sorts of violins, flutes, hoboys, bass-vio', harpsicords or spinets & books of tunes with directions for any of these instruments.,
[between 1700 and 1730?]
The captain shall not get thee -- Ore the moor to Maggie -- Bonie Kirsty -- Cocks louns walie hoyn -- If thou were mine own thing -- The boniest lass in all the world -- I woud have my gown made -- The loss of Betties Mills -- To serve a gallant lady -- Hallow even -- The Duke of Queens Bury Scotch measure -- Galloways hornpipe -- My dearie and thu die -- Katrin Hoggie -- Janett drinks no watter -- Bonnie Katte of Edane -- The green ribon -- A Scotch measure -- A Scotch measure -- The new way to ED -- Citty spoon and treen ladle -- Stay and take your breeches with you -- Allun water -- A Scotch measure -- A Scotch measure -- A Scotch measure -- A Scotch measure -- The farther beein the wellcomer -- Scotch tune -- Jeans the best of any -- Wherefor came you here ise warrant -- Scoh tune -- An Irish tune -- Hilland tune.
Bequeathed by Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854-1929) 1929.
Manuscript inscription on the front original wrapper "John Muir Wood Esq. from his friend Wm Chappell".
Fiddle tunes
Folk dance music
England London.