The Scottish Lute, Vol. II
- Highland King
- The Scottish Lute, Vol. II
Ronn McFarlane
Dorian 90257
Contents:
Anon: The Wemyss Lute Book (c.1644-1648)
- I choys to ly my lon
- Blew riben
- Ladi ly nier mee
- Our last good night
- Generall Leslys godnight
Anon: The Rowallan Lute Book (c.1620)
- In ane inch I warrant
- Untitled
- Untitled
- Maggae Hamfor
- Katherines Bairdie
The Balcarres Lute Book (c.1700)
- Beck: Tweedsyde
- Beck: Cutte spoon and tree ladie
- Beck: The canaries
- Grieve: I wish I were where Helen lyes
- Beck: The highland king
- Beck: Port Athol
- Beck: I love my love, in secret
- Beck: Jockie leaped over the dyke
Anon: The Wemyss Lute Book
- Through the wood Laudie
- Lilt milne
- Da miche manum
- Ruthueins Lilt
- Fair and Louky
- Doun in yon banks
- My lady binnis lilt
The Balcarres Lute Book
- Lesslie: A Scotts tune
- Beck: Where Will our goodman lye
- Beck: The newest scotts measure
- Beck: Sweet Willie
- Beck: I never New, I loved the
- Beck: When she came in, she bobbled
- Beck: Simon brodie
Anon: The Rowallan Lute Book
- Mary Betons Row
- Current Tried
- Over the Dyke Davie
- Untitled
The Balcarres Lute Book
- Beck: The horsemans Port
- Beck: If thou wert my own thing
- Beck: A gigge
- Beck: The more discreet
- Grieve: The lady Binnes lilt
- Beck: Tarphicken
- Beck: The New Highland ladie
- Beck: Da mihi magnum
Playing time: 60'
Recording date: September 1997 (Troy, NY)
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