Forty favorite Scotch airs : adapted for a violin, German flute or violoncello, with the phrases marked and proper fingering for the latter instrument : being a supplement to the examples in The theory & practice of fingering the violoncello - Gunn, John, approximately 1765-approximately 1824; Gunn, John, approximately 1765-approximately 1824. (London : Printed for & sold by the editor, 1789)
The last time I came o'er the moor -- Tweed side -- The lass of Patie's Mill -- The mill mill o -- So merry as we have been -- Auld Robin Gray -- The bush aboon Traquair -- An thou were mine ain thing -- Woe's my heart that we shou'd sunder -- Gilderoy -- Pinkey House -- Lachaber -- The boat man -- Nancy's to the green wood gone -- The yellow hair'd laddie -- She rose and let me in -- Donald -- Roslin Castle -- Polwart on the Green -- Corn riggs are bonny -- My nanny o -- Gallow shiels -- Alloa House -- Katherine Ogie -- Down the burn Davie -- Busk ye, busk ye -- The birks of Invermay -- Logan water -- De'el take the war -- The bonny grey ey'd morning -- I wish my love were in a mire -- Gil Morris -- Thro' the wood laddie -- Johny Faa -- Love is the cause of my mourning -- Bonny Jean of Aberdeen -- My apron dearie -- The broom of Cowdenknows -- I'll never leave thee -- The braes of Ballenden.
For melody and unfigured bass.
Probable date of publication supplied from the British Library online catalog record for this ed.
Engraved title page.
Pages [1]-20 (2nd group) are engraved music.
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