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Music from the Wighton Collection and from other historical
sources associated with Angus, Fife and Dundee performed
during the Residency:
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Wighton Collection : performances of single
works
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Barsanti, Francesco (Lucca 1690-1772)
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Pieces from A collection of old Scots tunes
(1742)
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Bremner, Robert (Edinburgh? c1713-1789)
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Scottish songs and dances from The harpsichord or
spinnet miscellancy (c1761)
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Carey, Henry (Yorkshire 1687-1743)
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The beauty of true love (1745) (voice &
kbd) [ed. Garden]
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Dowland, John (1563-1626)
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Settings from First booke of songs & ayres 1597
[Wighton Coll. contains C19 ed. by William Chappell]
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Erskine, Thomas (6th Earl of Kelly) (Kellie
Castle, Fife 1732-1781)
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The Capillaire minuet (violin, cello & continuo)
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Gow, Niel (Strathbraan 1727-1807)
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Lament for the death of his second wife (violin)
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Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759)
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Fantasie in C major (c1705) HWV 490 (kbd)
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Munro, Alexander (?Edinburgh 1697-1767)
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Sonata in b minor on Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae
(violin & continuo)
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Oswald, James (Crail 1710-1769)
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The sneez-wort (Airs for the seasons : autumn)
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The hawthorn (Airs for the seasons : winter)
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Playford, John (Norwich 1623-1686/7)
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Pieces from Musick's hand-maide (1663)
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Riddell, Robert (1755-1794)
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Variations on the hare in the corn (attrib.
Riddell) (violin & continuo)
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Ross, John (1764-1837)
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Thou ling'ring star (Burns) (voice & kbd)
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Weber, Carl Maria von (1786-1826)
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3 settings from Schottische national gesaenge
(Leipzig 1826) (voice & kbd)
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Wighton Collection : performances from larger
works represented in anthology
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Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759)
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Frondi tenere - Ombra mai fu (Serse 1738)
HWV 40
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Ridono sul tuo volto (Rinaldo 1711) HWV
7
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Performances from other sources associated
with Angus, Fife and Dundee
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Robert Edwards' commonplace book (1630-35) (Panmure
mss) - (Murroes, Angus) (Panmure House, Angus)
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Duncan Burnett's book (c1610) (Panmure mss)
- (Murroes, Angus) (Panmure House, Angus)
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Thomas Wode partbooks (1562-90) (St Andrews,
Fife) - What mightie motion (Montgomerie), Woe
worth the time (anon)
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