Annotations of Scottish Songs By Burns An Essential Supplement to Cromek And Di
Annotations of Scottish Songs By Burns An Essential Supplement to Cromek And Di
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It is in the first book, which Mr Dick dates 1782, })ut which Mr Frank Kidson, an even greater authority on Anti(|uarian Music, says he has good proof was earlier — about 1775-6.
18 Item 11 : " Little wats thou o' thy Daddie, hiney. " — This is another scrap of song not noted by Cromek. The tune, '■ Elsie Marley, " is in" Bremner's Beels, 1759, and in later Collections, including Gow's Fourth Repository.
Item 12 : " The Kiyuj o' France he rade a race. '' — This hitherto unpublished Note has a s...pecial interest, because it unexpectedly furnishes us with a verse of the old song which Burns used as a model for " Amang the trees where humming bees, " published in Cromek's Reliques, 1808, p.
453, to the tune, " The King of France he rade a race. " In his last two lines — He fir'd a fiddler in the North That dang them tapsalteerie, O, it will be seen how closely Burns followed the original, and taking the verse as a whole, how little he was indebted to it.
Item 13 : " Rob shoor in hairst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is in the first book, which Mr Dick dates 1782, })ut which Mr Frank Kidson, an even greater authority on Anti(|uarian Music, says he has good proof was earlier — about 1775-6.
18 Item 11 : " Little wats thou o' thy Daddie, hiney. " — This is another scrap of song not noted by Cromek. The tune, '■ Elsie Marley, " is in" Bremner's Beels, 1759, and in later Collections, including Gow's Fourth Repository.
Item 12 : " The Kiyuj o' France he rade a race. '' — This hitherto unpublished Note has a s...pecial interest, because it unexpectedly furnishes us with a verse of the old song which Burns used as a model for " Amang the trees where humming bees, " published in Cromek's Reliques, 1808, p.
453, to the tune, " The King of France he rade a race. " In his last two lines — He fir'd a fiddler in the North That dang them tapsalteerie, O, it will be seen how closely Burns followed the original, and taking the verse as a whole, how little he was indebted to it.
Item 13 : " Rob shoor in hairst.
What to read after Annotations of Scottish Songs By Burns An Essential Supplement to Cromek And Di?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davidson Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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