Miscellaneous music, c 1908-1930
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Scope and Contents
Miscellaneous music.
- Several Marjory Kennedy-Fraser songs, Hebridean and others, mainly manuscripts, some printed sheets, some transposed versions of published songs, manuscripts, several arrangements for harp accompaniment, manuscripts.
- ‘A Parting Toast’, ‘M.K.F.’s [Marjory Kennedy Fraser] Key or for general use’, and ‘Loom Blessing’, manuscript.
- ‘Bloweth the West Wind’, ‘transposed to G major’ (and two other keys), manuscript; ‘’S a Mhairit og’, manuscript; ‘Ae Fond Kiss’, duet for soprano and tenor, manuscript; ‘Leis an Lurgainn’, manuscript.
- ‘Peat-Fire Smooring Prayer’, from Songs of the Hebrides, arranged for unaccompanied chorus by T. S. Drummond, manuscript.
- ‘Fire, Faire’, ‘Barra Milking Croon, noted from the singing of Joseph Campbell, N. Bay, Barra’, manuscript.
- ‘A Landward Lad to the Sea’, words by Violet Jacob, air from Barra, arranged by Marjory Kennedy-Fraser; ‘The Reiving Ship’, ‘Rosing’s key?’
- ‘A Quern Lilt = Ash Eve’, ‘Obbe, S. Harris’.
- ‘On her Soft Bosom’/“Righinn nam bruadh”, ‘words from Carmina Gadelica, air from Rod. McKinnon [Roderick McKinnon], Barra, arranged by MKF [Marjory Kennedy-Fraser]’.
Dates
- Creation: c 1908-1930
Creator
- Fraser, Marjory Kennedy-, 1857-1930 (singer, pianist, folk-song collector and arranger) (Author, Person)
- Carmichael, Alexander, 1868-1941 ([Alec] | son of Alexander Carmichael folklorist and antiquarian) (Author, Person)
- Burns, Robert, 1759-1796 (Scottish poet) (Author, Person)
Language of Materials
English and Scottish Gaelic
Full Extent
From the Box: 1 box
Previous reference
Gen. 277
Geographic
Repository Details
Part of the University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections Repository
Contact:
Centre for Research Collections
University of Edinburgh Main Library
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Edinburgh EH8 9LJ Scotland
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Centre for Research Collections
University of Edinburgh Main Library
George Square
Edinburgh EH8 9LJ Scotland
+44(0)131 650 8379
heritagecollections@ed.ac.uk
