Ballad
SATB
Words: William Soutar (1898-1943)
'O! Shairly ye hae seen my love doun whaur the waters wind?' A short, stark ballad...
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Words: William Soutar (1898-1943)
'O! Shairly ye hae seen my love doun whaur the waters wind?' A short, stark ballad...
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Words: Helen B. Cruickshank (1886-1975)
A mysterious and chilling story, allegedly based on a true incident...
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Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)
A sweetly melancholy song about the consolation of birdsong. A lovely descant graces the second half....
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Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)
One of Burns' most famous songs, and his original melody, in a strophic arrangement with spare harmonies....
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Words: Anon
(Words in Latin) 'Queen of Heaven, rejoice. Alleluia!'...
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Words: Helen B. Cruickshank (1886-1975)
A song in Scots about facing hardship, with weather sound effects...
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Words: Helen B. Cruickshank (1886-1975)
A song in Scots about remembrance of past love, set with stark simlpicity....
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Words: Helen B. Cruickshank
Three very different settings of poems by this “Scottish renaissance” poet....
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Words: William Dunbar
The ladye in question has 'everie virtew that is held most deir' - except only that she is 'mercyles' (merciless)....
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Words: Tom Scott
A Christmas fable, beautifully told in the Scots language, of how the robin got its red breast...
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Words: Ian Crichton Smith
'Sorrow remembers us...it sits in its old chair, gently rocking.' A pensive through-composed setting of a 20th-century Scots poem....
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