ID |
JSS0093 |
Title |
Jamie Hardie |
Document Reference |
MS2726/84 |
Format |
245 x 302 mm |
Medium |
pen & ink on music manuscript paper,with handwritten notes |
Item Type |
Manuscript |
Subject |
Music, Scottish Fiddle Music, Reel, Hardie |
Item Description |
Manuscript in Skinner's hand of 'Reel - 'Jamie Hardie'* - 1st time published / J. Scott Skinner. * Brother of the late Charles Hardie (and descendant of the once famous Drumnagarrow (John Strachan) (see JSS0101, JSS0102). Reel to follow 'Bob Steele'. (Bob Steele, JSS0092, is called Johnie Steele in the Harp and Claymore.) The bass line differs in the published version, although it remains simple. The dynamic f (loud) and is added to the first bar of the second section, and ff (very loud) replaces 'with force', in the next last bar. |
Creator |
James Scott Skinner |
Creator Manuscript |
James Scott Skinner |
Arranger |
James Scott Skinner |
Time Period |
1890's - 1900's |
Location |
University of Aberdeen |
Collection Name |
Harp & Claymore |
Copyright |
http://www.abdn.ac.uk/diss/historic/documents/copyright |
Audio |
Note this link will open another window so you can view the music and listen to the tune cd122c |