The airs and melodies peculiar to the highlands of Scotland and the Isles
Subtitle: communicated in an original, pleasing & familiar style having the lively airs introduced as medleys to form a sequence to each slower movement, with an admired plain harmony for the piano forte, harp, organ, or violoncello, intended rather to preserve simplicity, than load with embellishment
By: edited by Captn. S. Fraser, and chiefly acquired during the interesting period from 1715 to 1745, through the authentic source narrated in the accompanying prospectus
Publisher: Printed and Sold for the Editor
Published: 1816
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Number of pages: 119
Subjects: Harp music; Instrumental settings; Scottish Gaelic Folk songs; Piano music; Cello music; Organ music; Folk music
Notes: Includes index.

Dr. James and Dr. Margaret Whitby donation.