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The Glen Collection BOOK

Reprint in one large volume of the famous Glen Collection of Scottish Dance Music first published in
1891 and 1895 in two volumes.

'THE GLEN COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH DANCE MUSIC', reprinted by Highland Music Trust in 2001, is a welcome source book for
all with an interest in Scottish music. John Glen was a music publisher in Edinburgh, who amassed a unique portfolio of the
great 18th and 19th century collections. In 1891 he published his first volume of tunes from these earlier works, including
the compositions of some of the greatest composers, and followed this with a second volume in 1895. The books contain 292
selected tunes from Marshall, the Gow family, Mackintosh and others (all meticulously attributed), most of which are not available
elsewhere. Importantly, however, they also include Glenâs biographies of the composers and publishers and notes on the earlier
collections and sources of the tunes. Scholars have long recognised the quality of Glenâs research, and his text is regarded
as authoritative. The reprint combines both volumes and reproduces the text in its entirety. The tunes are printed in the
treble lines only, and grouped into keys, with a composite index. There is a foreword by Charles Gore, author of the Scottish
Fiddle Index.

Contents:
Andersonâs Rant, Athole House, Bargennyâs Bowling Green, The Barns of Clyde, Belladrum, The Birthday 1790,
The Bishop, Bonnie Annie, The Bonny Links of Aberdeen, Braes of Glendochert, Brechin Lasses, The Bridge of Ballater, The Bridge
of Dee, Buckingham House, The Caledonian Hunt, Cantie Crecket, Capt. Campbell of Carphen, Capt. Fife, Capt. Francis Wemyss,
Capt. Hugh Munro, Capt. Lockhart of the Tartar, Capt. McDuff, Col. H F Campbell, The Collierâs Daughter, Collonel Crafurdâs
Reel, Coming Throw The Broom My Jo, Coriemonieâs Rant, Countess of Airly, The Countess of Breadalbane, The Countess of Percy,
Countess of Rothes, The Countess of Sutherland, The Crieff Meeting, Crowhillock, Cut Him Down Shusie, Dod House, Drown Drouth,
Drumsheugh, The Duchess of Atholeâs Slipper, Dunkeld Hermitage, Dunnichen House, Dunse Castle, Earl of Bradalbanâs Birthday,
Fair Field House, Fordell House, Fortingall Fairs, The Fox, Glassa House, Glenfiddich, Gollochyâs Farewell, Gooden Well, Greenend
Park, The Highland Plaid, The Highland Skip, Highland Watchâs Farewell to Ireland, Hilton Lodge, Hon. Capt. Maitland, The
Hon. Chas. Bruce, The Hon. Miss Rollo, Honble. Miss Jessie A Ruthven, Honble. Miss Sempill, Honble. Mr. Fraser (of Lovat),
Honble. Mrs Campbell (of Lochnell), Honble. Mrs F Gray, I Wish You Would Marry Me Now, Invereyâs Rant, It Winna Do, Jennyâs
Babee, The Jockey Club, John Roy Stewart, Kelo House, Kirkmichael Ploughs, Knit The Pocky, Lady Ann Maitland, Lady Bairdâs
New Reel, Lady Betty Wemyss, Lady Burnsideâs Birthday, Lady Charlott Murray, Lady Charlotte Bruce, Lady Charlotte Campbell,
Lady Charlotte Campbell, Lady Charlotte Campbell, Lady Dalrymple (North Berwick), Lady Erskine, Lady Frances Somerset, Lady
George Beauclark, Lady Georgina Gordon, Lady Glasgow, Lady Grace Stewart, Lady Hamilton, Lady Hampden, Lady Helen Douglas,
Lady Louisa Gordon, Lady Madelina Sinclair, Lady Mary Hay, Lady Mary Lindsay, Lady Mary Montague, Lady Susan Gordon, Lady
Wallace, Lieut. Abercromby, Lieut. Col. Lumsden, Loch Earn, Loch Ness, The Loch of Forfar, Lord Down, Lord Eglintoune, Lord
Elcho, Lord Elphistone, Lord John Campbell, Maclachlanâs Reel, Major James Monro, Major Molle, Manderston House, The Marquis
of Huntlyâs Reel, Master F Sitwell, Miss Ann Monro, Miss Ann Stewart, Miss Anny Stewart, Bohally, Miss Barbara Cunningham,
Miss Bartlet, Miss Bisset, Logierait, Miss Buchanan of Cambusmore, Miss C Elphinstone, Miss Campbell (of Saddell), Miss Campbell
of Monzie, Miss Campbell of Monzie, Miss Campbell of Saddell, Miss Campbell, Lochend, Miss Campbell, Monzie, Miss Cathrine
Chalmers, Miss Charlotte Dundas, Miss Chirsty Stewart, Miss Christie of Durrie, Miss Clementina Sarah Drummond of Perth, Miss
Clementina Stewart, Miss Clementina Stewart, Miss Dallas, Miss Dalrymple, Miss Drummond of Keltie, Miss Drummond of Logiealmond,
Miss Dundasâs Reel, Miss E Elder, Miss Edmondston, Miss Edmondstone of Newton, Miss Elder, Miss Eliza Forsyth, Miss Erskine
of Torry, Miss Farquharson of Baldovie, Miss Fordyce, Ayton, Miss Gordon of Gight, Miss Gordon of Glastirum, Miss Gordon of
Lesmore, Miss Grace Stewart, Miss Grant, Miss Grant, Miss Grant of Grant, Miss Grant of Kinaird, Miss Grant of Knockando,
Miss H Hunter of Blackness, Miss Haldane of Gleneagles, Miss Hanburyâs Fancy, Miss Henderson of Fordel, Miss Henrietta Abernethie,
Miss Hutton, Miss Innes of Edingight, Miss Jane Wedderburn, Miss Jean Aberdein, Miss Jean Stewart, Miss Jean Stewart of Bohally,
Miss Jeanny Williamson, Miss Jeany Abernethie, Miss Jessy Cuming, Miss Johnson, Pitworth, Miss Johnston, Miss Johnston of
Hilton, Miss Katty Gordon of Earlstonâs Reel, Miss Katty Maxwellâs Reel, Miss Katty Trotter, Miss Kinloch of Gilmerton, Miss
Lamont of Lamont, Miss Lucy Campbell, Miss Margaret Campbell (of Saddellâs), Miss Margaret Gordon of Lessmore, Miss Mariane
Oliphant (Rossie), Miss Mary MacDonald of Clanranald, Miss McLauchlan, Miss McLean of Inverscadle, Miss McLeod of Colbeck,
Miss Menzies of Culder, Miss Miller of Dalswinton, Miss Moncrieff of Pitlower, Miss Montgomie of Skelmorlie, Miss Murray of
Abercarney, Miss Napier of Merchiston Hall, Miss Oswald of Dunakeer, Miss Robertson, Miss Robertson, Miss Sarah Drummond of
Perth, Miss Scot, Miss Scott of Belvue, Miss Sophia Campbell, Miss Stewart, Miss Stewart, Miss Stewart of Allanbank, Miss
Stewart of Garth, Miss Stewartâs Reel, Miss Susan Elliot, Miss Susanna Baird, Miss Tinker, Miss Urquhart of Meldrum, Miss
Watson, Miss Wemyss of Dundee, Miss Williamson, Monaltrieâs, Mordington House, Mr A McWhinnie, Mr Bailie of Mellerston, Mr
Charles Graham, Mr David Stewart, Mr Douglas of Brigton, Mr George Gordon, Mr Grant of Glenquich, Mr Grant of Kinaird, Mr
Hanny of Bargaly, Mr J Rose, Mr James Ramsay, Mr John Smith, Mr John Stewart, Mr Johnson, Mr Lindsay, Mr MacDonald of Staffa,
Mr MacDonald of Staffa, Mr MacIntyre of Glenoe, Mr Moore, Mr Stewart of Dalguise, Mr Stewart Oliphant of Rossie, Mr Stewart
Robertson, Mrs A. Macglashan, Mrs Anderson of Balgay, Mrs Baird of Newbyth, Mrs Crawfurd of Donside, Mrs David Patrickâs Favourite,
Mrs Farquharson of Inverey, Mrs Ferguson of Raith, Mrs Fleming of Moness, Mrs Garden of Troup, Mrs Garden of Troup, Mrs General
Maxwell of Parkhill, Mrs Gordon Uvie, Mrs Gray of Quebec, Mrs Gregory, Mrs J Rose, Mrs James Campbell, Mrs James Duff, Mrs
James Erskine of Kirkwall, Mrs Laird of Strathmartin, Mrs Leith of Glenkendys, Mrs Linley, Mrs McGhieâs Reel, Mrs McLeod of
Colbeck, Mrs Melvill, Dysart, Mrs Moray of Abercarney, Mrs Muir MacKenzie, Mrs Murray of Abercarny, Mrs Oswald (of Auchincruives)
New, Mrs Ronald, Mrs Walter Biggar, Mrs Wills, Mrs Wright of Lawton, The New Bridge Dumfries, The Parks of Kilburnie, Pease
Bridge, Perth-shire Hunt, Perthshire Volunteers, Rise Lazy Lubber, The Road to Berwick, Rothemurches Rant, The Sailorâs Wife,
Scots Bonnet, Sir Alexander Don, Sir James Grant, Sir Jas. G Baird Bart., Skene of Skene, Spring Field, The Stuartâs Rant,
Tibby Fouller Oâ The Glen, The Tweeddale Club, Wedderburn House, Wemyss Castle, Whistle Oâer the Leave Oât, Wooâd Anâ Married
Anâ Aâ, Youâre Welcome To Your Feet Again.

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