Scottish Songs,  (Anonymous)

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Scottish Songs

Ìèëåå âñåõ áûë Äæåììè. 1971Read moreCollapse
Ìèëåå âñåõ áûë Äæåììè.
1971
ballad `Comin` throug the rye` (lyrics by R. Burns)Read moreCollapse
ballad `Comin` throug the rye` (lyrics by R. Burns)
Annie LaurieRead moreCollapse
Annie Laurie
`Barbara Allen`. A Scottish song known at least since the middle of the 17th century.Read moreCollapse
`Barbara Allen`. A Scottish song known at least since the middle of the 17th century.
The Reel of TullochgorumRead moreCollapse
The Reel of Tullochgorum
Skye boat songRead moreCollapse
Skye boat song
Ex te lux oritur o dulcis scocia (The light arises from you, sweet Scotland)Read moreCollapse
Ex te lux oritur o dulcis scocia (The light arises from you, sweet Scotland)
`Loch Leven Castle`Read moreCollapse
`Loch Leven Castle`
The Bonnie, Bonnie banks of Loch Lomond 1997Read moreCollapse
The Bonnie, Bonnie banks of Loch Lomond
1997
The Deil amang the TailorsRead moreCollapse
The Deil amang the Tailors
`Roslin Castle`Read moreCollapse
`Roslin Castle`
Scottish tune `The Mucking of Geordic`s Byre` --------------------------------------------------------------------- LA NEF: Sylvain BERGERON (baroque guitar, theorbo, conductor); Claire GIGNAC (recorders); Élise GUAY (recorders and bagpipes); Robin GRENON (celtic harp); Patrick GRAHAM (percussion). Recorded at Saint-Augustin Church, Saint-Augustin-de-Mirabel (Québec), Canada, November 19-22, 2003.Read moreCollapse
Scottish tune `The Mucking of Geordic`s Byre`
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LA NEF: Sylvain BERGERON (baroque guitar, theorbo, conductor); Claire GIGNAC (recorders); Élise GUAY (recorders and bagpipes); Robin GRENON (celtic harp); Patrick GRAHAM (percussion). Recorded at Saint-Augustin Church, Saint-Augustin-de-Mirabel (Québec), Canada, November 19-22, 2003.
Scottish tune `The Lads of Leith` -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LA NEF: Sylvain BERGERON (baroque guitar, theorbo, conductor); Claire GIGNAC (recorders); Élise GUAY (recorders and bagpipes); Robin GRENON (celtic harp); Patrick GRAHAM (percussion). 2003, Saint-Augustin-de-Mirabel, Canada.Read moreCollapse
Scottish tune `The Lads of Leith`
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LA NEF: Sylvain BERGERON (baroque guitar, theorbo, conductor); Claire GIGNAC (recorders); Élise GUAY (recorders and bagpipes); Robin GRENON (celtic harp); Patrick GRAHAM (percussion).
2003, Saint-Augustin-de-Mirabel, Canada.
Finnish FolkRead moreCollapse
Finnish Folk
`Joy to the person of my love` from the album `The Peaceful Western Wind: Lute Songs` (1993)Read moreCollapse
`Joy to the person of my love`
from the album `The Peaceful Western Wind: Lute Songs` (1993)
`Joy to the person of my love`. From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).Read moreCollapse
`Joy to the person of my love`.
From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).
`In a garden so green`. From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).Read moreCollapse
`In a garden so green`.
From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).
`Lyk as the dum solsequium`. From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).Read moreCollapse
`Lyk as the dum solsequium`.
From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).
`Our father god celestial`. From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).Read moreCollapse
`Our father god celestial`.
From the album `On the banks of helicon` (1990).
 
     
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