Title The Scots Musical Museum, Vol. I
Editor Robert Burns
Year 1787
Publisher James Johnson
Location Edinburgh
Source pdf
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed
Volumes

Vol. I • Vol. II • Vol. III • Vol. IV • Vol. V • Vol. VI

Pages   (key to Page Status)   

Index of Authors' names in Vol. first.
so far as can be ascertained.


AN thou wert my ain thing

Page 2

Ah sure a pair was never seen

23

Auld lang syne

Ramsay

26

Allan water

Mr. Crawford, a gentleman of the family of Auchnames

43

As down on Banna's banks I stray'd

Mr. Poe

Irish Air

47


B

Bess the gawkie

4

Banks of the Tweed

6

Beds of sweet roses

7

Bony Scotman

Ramsay

13

Rlythe Jocky

25

Blythe Jockey young and gay

30

Bony Bessy

Ramsay

31

Blathrie o't

34

Blink o'er the burn, sweet Betty

Mitchel

52

Bony Jean

Ramsay

55

Blythsome bridal

58

Bony Christy

Ramsay

61

Busk ye busk ye

Ramsay

65

Bony brucket lassie

69

Broom of Cowdenknows

70

Birks of Invermay

The 2 first stanzas by Mallet, the 2 last by Dr. Bryce of Kirknewton

73

Banks of Forth

76

Bony grey-ey'd morn

Ramsay

80

Bush aboon Traquair

Mr. Crawford

81

Braes of Ballenden

Blacklock, the Music by Oswald

93

Bide ye yet

98

Bony Dundee

100


C

Come let's hae mair wine in

Ramsay

12

Collier's bony lassie

Ramsay

48

Corn riggs

Ramsay

94


D

Dear Roger if your Jenny geck

Ramsay

17

Down the burn Davie

Mr. Crawford

75


E

Etrick banks

82


F

From Roslin Castle's echoing walls

9

Flowers of Edinburgh

14

Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae

Ramsay

17

Fairest of the fair

Dr. Piercy

33

Flowers of the forest

Miss Home

64


G

Gilderoy

Sir Alexr. Halket

67

Green grow the rashes

Mr. Burns

78

Go to the ewe bughts Marion

86


H

Highland Queen

Poetry and music both by a Mr. Mc. Vicar, once of the Solbay man of war

1

Highland King

ib.

Happy Marriage

20

Highland laddie

Ramsay

22

He stole my tender heart away

English Air

29

Had I a heart for falshood fram'd

Sheridan

47

Here awa there awa

58

Her absence will not alter me

72


I

Jamie Gay

15

Johny's gray breeks

28

Jenny's heart was frank and free

ib.

I wish my love were in a mire

Translated from Sappho by Philips

41

Jenny Nettles

53

Jocky said to Jenny

62

John Hay's bony lassie

Ramsay

68

I'll never leave thee

Mr. Crawford

92

Johny and Mary

101


K

Kate of Aberdeen

Cunningham

36


L

Lord Gregory

5

Lass of Livingston

Ramsay

18

Last time I came o'er the moor

Ramsay

19

Lass of Patie's mill

Ramsay

21

Lawland maids

Ramsay

23

Leander on the bay

27

Lucky Nancy

34

Logan water

Thomson

42

Loch Eroch side

78

Lewis Gordon

87

Low down in the broom

91

Lochaber

Ramsay

96


M

My dear Jockie

16

Mary's Dream

Mr. Alexr. Lowe, a young Galloway gentleman.

38

My ain kind dearie O

50

Mary Scot

Ramsay

74

My Dearie if thou die

Mr. Crawford

83

My Nanny O

Ramsay

89

My apron dearie

Sir Gilbt. Elliot

94

Muckin o' Geordie's byre

97


N

Nansy's to the greenwood gane

50


O

O lovely maid how dear's thy power

42

O'er the moor to Maggy

Ramsay

56

O'er the hills and far away

62

Oscar's Ghost

Miss Ann Kieth, The music by Mrs. Touch

71

O faw ye my father

77

Oh ono chrio

Composed on the massacre of Glencoe

90


P

Peggy I must love thee

Ramsay

3

Pinky house

57


R

Rostin Castle

Mr. Richd. Hewis, the music by Oswald

9


S

Saw ye Johny comin quo she

10

Saw ye na my Peggy

12

Sae merry as we twa hae been

60

She rose and loot mesio

84

Sweet Annie frae the fea beach came

85


T

Turnimspike man

24

To fly like bird from grove to grove

25

Twine weel the plaiden

32

Tweed Side

Mr. Crawford

37

The maid that tends the goats

Mr. Dudgeon

40

There's nae luck about the house

44

Tarry woo

45

The maid in bedlam

George Syron, a Negro in bedlam

46

There's my thumb I'll ne'er beguile you

66


W

Woo'd and married and a'

10

Water parted from the sea

English Air

39

Within a mile of Edinr. town

49

When absent from the nymph I love

54

When summer comes the swains on Tweed

Mr. Crawford

71

Wauking of the fauld

Ramsay

88


Y

Young Peggy blooms our bonniest lass

79




Entered in Stationer's Hall.



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