| Description |
1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Note |
Songs and instrumental music of 16th-17th century Scotland. |
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Sung in Scots (principally) and English. |
| Performer |
Baltimore Consort, with other musicians (Mary Anne Ballard, treble viol, fiddle, bass viol, tenor viol ; Howard Bass, bandora ; Mark Cudek, cittern, bass viol ; Edwin George, bagpipe, recorder ; Alice Kosloski, alto ; Custer LaRue, soprano ; Larry Lipkis, bass viol, tenor viol ; Ronn McFarlane, lute ; Chris Norman, Renaissance flutes). |
| Event |
Recorded Oct. 1989, in the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, Troy, NY. |
| Note |
Compact disc. |
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Program notes by Mary Anne Ballard, notes on the performers, and song texts, with German and French translations (44 p. : ports.) inserted in container. |
| Contents |
Over the hills / anon. (Pills 1719) -- Kathren Oggie / anon. (Panmure MS 7 c.1680) -- In a garden so green / anon. (Forbes 1662) -- My heartly service / anon. (Wode 1562-c.1592) -- Scotch cap / anon. (The English dancing master, 1651) -- The flowres of the forrest ; Kilt thy coat, Magge ; Canareis ; I will not go to bed till I suld die / anon. (Skene MS c.1620) -- Jockey loves his Moggy dearly / anon. (Pills) -- Our Father God celestial / Pierre Cadéac (pub. 1538) -- Come my children dere / anon. (Margaret Ker's MS) -- On the banks of Helicon / Andro Blackhall (1535-1609) -- Prince Edward's paven ; Lyk as the dum solsequium / anon. (Wode) -- The Scots march / anon. (Eliz. Rogers MS 1656) -- Support your servand / anon. (Art of music, c.1580) -- My Lord of March paven / James Lauder (1584) -- O lustie May / anon. (Wode) -- Doun in yon bank / anon. (Skene) -- Branles d'Ecosse / Estienne Du Tertre (pub. 1557) -- Joy to the person of my love / anon. (Stirling MS 1639). |
| Note |
GMD: sound recording. |
| Subject |
Music -- Scotland -- 16th century.
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Music -- Scotland -- 17th century.
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| Standard No. |
053479013927 |
| Music No. |
DOR-90139 Dorian |
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D100686 BMG Direct Marketing |
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