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Episode 18. Sound Hoarse, Sad Lute.

Sunday, 13th May 2007, 5.05pm, Radio Scotland

William Drummond (C) scran.ac.ukJohn Purser is joined by the lutenist Rob MacKillop to explore the richness of Scottish lute music in the century between the Union of the Crowns and the Act of Union, against a backdrop of the poetry of William Drummond of Hawthornden.


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  1. Anon (Straloch MS) - Port Jean Linsay
    Rob MacKillop
    CD Flowers of the Forest
    Greentrax CDTRAX155

  2. Anon (Margaret Ker MS) - Come my children dere
    Baltimore Consort
    CD On The Banks of Helicon (Early Music of Scotland)
    Dorian DOR-90139


  3. Anon (Rowallan Lute Book) - A Scotts Tune; Come [= Corne] Yairds
    Jakob Lindberg
    CD Lute Music from Scotland and France
    BIS CD 201


  4. Anon (Straloch & Skene MSS, arr. Robert Phillips, William Taylor) - I long for thy virginitie
    (Kinmor Music)
    The Rowallan Consort
    CD Notes of Noy, Notes of Joy
    Temple COMD 2058


  5. Anon - Lilt-Milne
    Rob McKillop
    CD Flowers of the Forest
    Greentrax CDTRAX 155


  6. Robert Ramsey (ed. Timothy Symonds) - What tears Dear Prince
    Magnificat Choir and Players/Philip Cave
    ASV Gaudeamus CDGAU 138


  7. Anon (ed. James Ross) – Medley: Canaries (Straloch MS); Draw near me and love me (Jane Pickering MS); Jennet drinks no water (Skene MS); Blue Ribbon (Margaret Wemyss MS)
    Coronach
    CD A Scots Tune
    CMF 007


  8. Anon (Straloch MS) – Wo betyd thy wearie bodie
    Ronn McFarlane
    CD The Scottish Lute
    Dorian DOR 90129 Track 25

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