Scottish Accordion Strathspey Set (4X32) Burns Bi-Centenary Strathspey - Miss Admiral Gordon + more скачать в хорошем качестве

Scottish Accordion Strathspey Set (4X32) Burns Bi-Centenary Strathspey - Miss Admiral Gordon + more

Scottish accordion strathspey set (4 x 32 bars ) I put this set together to fit the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society's dance by John Drewery in 1995. The Burns Bi-Centenary Strathspey. The tunes are traditional. The first tune "Miss Admiral Gordon" was composed by William Marshall (1748-1833) for Margaret Gordon, daughter of Admiral William Gordon. Burns later used the melody for his song "O a' the airts' the wind can blaw". Burns credited Marshall with the accolade "the first composer of strathspeys of the age" The next tunes are well known Burns songs. A Man's A Man for A that. Coming Through the Rye. Scots Wha Hae Charlie is my darling And the last is a Strathspey called "Earl Grey" which appears on first tune of page three of "Kerrs Second Collection of Merry Melodies" No composer credited but looking online it seems it was James Hill around 1900, so perhaps it has no connection with Burns but it fitted the set. If you like my music please subscribe and join my Patreon if you would like to support my activities. If I can get enough Patrons I will be able to commit to making a new video on a regular basis. :-) ▶ Patreon:   / charlieabel   ▶ YouTube Channel:    / charlieabel   ▶ Facebook:   / charlie-abel-503207363514874   ▶ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/7lwzB... ▶ Soundcloud.com/charlie-abel-667194214 ▶ Charlie Abel site: https://www.CharlieAbel.com ▶ LinkedIn:   / charlieabel   ▶ Iron Broo Ceilidh Site: https://www.ironbroo.scot ▶ Iron Broo FB page www.facebook.com/CeilidhAberdeen/ ▶ Apple Music   / charlie-abel   #scottishaccordion #strathspey #burnsnight Affiliate Links: Grow your YouTube Channel with TubeBuddy https://www.tubebuddy.com/charlieabel