Volksliedbearbeitungen.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.
Whyte, W.,bookseller.
Friesenhagen, Andreas.
Hiller, Egbert.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Birks of Invermay.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Bush aboon Traquai.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.I'll never leave thee.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Tweedside.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Braes of Yarrow.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Silken snood.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Lass of Lochroyan.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.My ain kind dreary, O!
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Roslin castle.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Waefu' heart.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Low down in the broom.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Yellow hair'd laddie.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Flowers of the forest.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Collier's bonny lassie.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Donald and Flora.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Exile of Erin.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.My nannie O.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Waly waly.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Lewie Gordon.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Corn riggs.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.From thee, Eliza, I must go.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Maid of Bedlam.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.My apron, dearie.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Auld lang syne.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Last time I came o'er the muir.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.John Anderson, my jo.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Braes of Ballenden.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Bonnie wee thing.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.She rose and loot me in.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Galla water.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Katherine Ogie.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.O'er the muir amang the heather.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Maid that tends the goats.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.For the lack of gold.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Sae merry as we ha'e been.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Thou art gane awa'.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Soldier's dream.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.This is no mine ain house.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Gilderoy.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Shepherd's son.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Palmer.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Soldier's return.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Lass of Patie's mill.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Their groves o' sweet myrtle.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Wandering Willie.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.My jo Janet.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Day returns.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Robin is my only jo.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.An thou wert mine ain thing.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.O poortith cauld.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Saw ye my father.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Up in the morning early.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Sillier crown.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Anna.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Nancy's to the greenwood gane.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Merry may the maid be.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Tak' your cloak about ye.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Bessy Bell and Mary Gray.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Widow are ye wakin?
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Lochaber.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Todlin hame.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Sweet Annie frae the sea-beach came.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Farewell, thou fair day.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Maggy Lawder.
Haydn, Joseph,1732-1809.Of a' the airts the wind can blaw.
München : G. Henle,
2005.
For 1-2 voices, violin, and continuo; unfigured bass realized for harpsichord or piano, with violoncello.
Critical report in German: p. [175]-197.
Includes bibliographical references, and index by title and first line.

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