Haydn: Arrangements of Folk Songs Nos. 269-364 Scottish and Welsh Songs for George Thomson
Complete Edition, Series XXXII - Volume 4
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- Composer: Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
- Editors: Marjorie Rycroft, Warwick Edwards, Kirsteen McCue
- Instrumentation: Violin, Voice, Basso continuo
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- Size: 10.0 x 12.8 inches
- Pages: 326
- Urtext / Critical Edition
Description
Contents:
- Shelah O'Neal
- Good night and joy be wi' ye
- The braes of Ballochmyle
- Jenny dang the weaver
- The rock and a wee pickle tow
- The parson boasts of mild ale
- Tullochgorum
- Johny Macgill
- My Love's a winsome wee thing
- When she came ben she bobbit
- Rise up and bar the door
- O'er the moor amang the heather
- Halloween
- O bonny lass, will you lie in a barrack
- Tibbie Fowler
- Macgregor of Ruara's lament
- Happy Dick Dawson
- The white cockade 287a. Cro Challin 287b. Cro Challin
- Over the water to Charlie
- The border widow's lament
- [Captain Okain]
- Savourna deligh
- Lochaber
- Here awa there awa
- Ar hyd y nos. The live long night 295a. The lamentation of Britain. [Cwynvan Brydain] 295b. The lamentation of Cambria
- Gorhoffedd gwyr Harlech. The march of the men of Harlech
- Blodau'r drain. The blossom of the thorn
- Llwyn onn. The ash grove
- Mantell Siani. Jenny's mantle
- Codiad yr hedydd. The rising of the lark 301., Hob. y deri dando. Away, my herd, under the green oak
- Venture Gwen. [Mentra Gwen] 303a. The red piper's melody. [Digan y pibydd coch] 303b. Digan y pibydd coch. The red piper's melody
- Nos Galan. New Year's night
- Rhyfelgyrch Cadpen Morgan. Captain Morgan's March
- Erddigan Caer y Waun. The minstrelsy of Chirk Castle
- Y gadly's. The camp-palace – or, Leader's tent oftener called, of a noble race was Shenkin
- Twll yn ei boch. The dimpled cheek
- Blodau'r grug. The flowers of the heath
- Dowch i'r frwydr. Come to battle
- Castell Towyn. Towyn Castle
- Irish Air. Pat & Kate
- Torriad y dydd. The dawn of day
- Yr hen erddigan. The ancient harmony
- The sweet melody of North Wales. [Mwynen Gwynedd]
- Grisiel ground. Crystal ground
- My Nanie, O
- The willow hymn. [Yr helyg gân]
- Gala water
- Winifreda
- Lassie wi' the gowden hair
- Sir Patrick Spence
- Codiad yr haul. The rising sun
- Lady Owen's favorite. [Maldod arglwyddes Owen]
- The three captains
- The Cornish May song
- What ails this heart of mine
- Ffarwel Ffranses. Farewell, Frances
- Maltraeth
- Dafydd y Garreg-wen. David of the White Rock
- Eryri wen. The white mountains – or, Hoar cliffs of Snowdon
- Blodau Llundain. The flowers of London
- Troiad y droell. The whirling of the spinning wheel
- The allurement of love. [Serch hudol]
- The door clapper. [Y stwffwl]
- The Britons. [Y Brython]
- The Marsh of Rhuddlan. [Morva Rhydlan]
- Ton y ceiliog du. The note of the black cock
- [Lord Balgonie's favorite] 340a. Johny Faw – or, The gypsie laddie 340b. Johny Faw
- Fair Helen of Kirkconnell
- Y bardd yn ei awen. The inspired bard
- The pursuit of Love. [Dilyn serch]
- The poor pedlar. [Y maelerwr]
- The blossom of the honey suckle. [Blodeu'r gwynwydd]
- War song of the men of Glamorgan. [Triban gwyr Morgannwg]
- Mwynen Cynwyd. The melody of Cynwyd
- Reged
- The bend of the horse shoe. [Plygiad y bedol]
- Loth to depart. [Anhawdd ymadael]
- Wyres Ned Puw. Ned Pugh's grand daughter 352., Hob. y deri danno. Away to the oaken grove
- Ffarwel jeuengetid. Adieu to my juvenile days
- Y Cymry dedwydd. The happy Cambrians
- Tros y garreg. Over the stone
- The flower of North Wales. [Blodeu Cwynedd]
- Pant corlant yr wyn – neu, Dafydd or Garreg-las. The lambs' fold vale – or, David of the blue stone
- New Year's gift. [Calenig]
- Cerdd yr hen-wr or coed. The song of the old man of the wood
- Hoffedd Hywel ab Owen Gwynedd. The delight of Prince Hoel, son of Owen Gwyned
- The departure of the king. [Ymdawiad y brenhin]
- Happiness lost
- The shepherd's son
- Hela'r ysgyfarnog. Hunting the hare
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