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Mill O' Tiftie's Annie, Miss Boyd's Strathspey, Ha'd the Cradle Rockin, Lady Dunbar of Northfield's Strathspey

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Mill O' Tiftie's Annie, Miss Boyd's Strathspey, Ha'd the Cradle Rockin, Lady Dunbar of Northfield's Strathspey
ID JSS0523
Title Mill O' Tiftie's Annie, Miss Boyd's Strathspey, Ha'd the Cradle Rockin, Lady Dunbar of Northfield's Strathspey
Document Reference Hend inst Chr c
Format 200 x 220mm
Medium Printed Music sheet
Item Type Printed Collection
Subject Scottish Music, Various compositions
Item Description The second part of Mill o' Tifty's Annie (see JSS0523). The other tunes are William Christie of Monquhitter's own published compositions (see JSS0520, JSS0521, and others above. In common with Scott Skinner and others, Christie named many tunes after titled persons, or landowners, such as Lady Dunbar. Christie may have taught dancing to these individuals, or their children, or servants. By the 'Old' jig 'Ha'd the Cradle Rockin', Aberdeen fiddle music expert J. Murdoch Henderson (1902-1972), wrote '_Ja[me]s Paterson's MS' perhaps to compare this version with one there (the Paterson MS is also in Aberdeen University library).
Creator William Christie
Creator Manuscript William Christie
Editor William Christie
Arranger William Christie
Publisher William Christie, Edinburgh
Time Period 1800s
Associated Dates: Creation c.1820
Associated Dates: Manuscript c.1820
Associated Dates: Publication 1820
Related Images MS793
Relationships JSS0520, JSS0521, JSS0522
Location University of Aberdeen
Collection Name A Collection of Strathspeys, Reels, Hornpipes, Waltzes etc
Copyright http://www.abdn.ac.uk/diss/historic/documents/copyright

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