40 Favorite Scotch Airs for Violin, Flute, or Cello (Gunn, John)

		Movements/Sections 40 songs: 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 First Publication 1789 Genre Categories Airs; Folksongs; Songs; For violin, continuo; Scores featuring the violin; Scores with basso continuo; For 1 player with continuo; For flute, continuo; Scores featuring the flute; For cello, continuo; Scores featuring the cello; For 2 flutes; For 2 players; For 2 violins; For 2 cellos

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London: Printed for & sold by the editor, n.d.[1789].

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Work Title	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
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Composer	Gunn, John
Movements/Sections	40 songs: 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
First Publication	1789
Language	English
Piece Style	Classical
Instrumentation	flute, violin, cello