Dorian Recordings
DOR-90291
Baroque Music of Scotland & Ireland
Chatham Baroque
Julie Andrijeski, Violin
Emily Davidson, Violin
Patricia Halverson, Viola da Gamba
Scott Pauley, Theorbo & Baroque Guitar
Special Guest Artist,
Chris Norman, Wooden Flute
During the 18th century, Scotland enjoyed an unprecedented period of intense musical creativity and growth. Probably the most unique and enduring musical result of this burst of activity was the melding of Italian art music with the folk song and fiddle music of Scotland. This seemingly unlikely musical marriage can be attributed to a number of factors, both political and musical in their origins. …
- J Tracy Mortimore
[1] Reel of Tulloch - Traditional (Arr. C. Norman) Sonata of Scots Tunes - James Oswald [2] O Mother what shall I do [3] Ettrick Banks [4] She rose and let me in [5] Cromlit's Lilt [6] Polwarth on the Green [7] Sonata in D Major "Bush aboon Traquiar" - Geminiani/Traditional [8] Carden's Welcome - Traditional Serenata No.5 in D Minor - James Oswald [9] Soavemento [10] Allegro moderato [11] Largo gratioso [12] Allegretto moderato [13] Rory Dall's Port - Attrib. James Oswald Sonata No.5 in G Major "In Imitation of Corelli" - William McGibbon [14] Adagio [15] Allegro [16] Largo [17] Allegro [18] When she cam ben she bobbit - McGibbon/McLachlan Kelly Set - (Arr. C. Norman) [19] Mild Mabel Kelly - Turlough O'Carolan [20] Daniel Kelly - O'Carolan [21] Castle Kelly - Traditional [22] Captain Kelly - Traditional [23] Through the Wood, Laddie - Traditional (Arr. McGibbon) [24] Prelude - Thomas Baltzar [25] John Come Kiss Me Now - Baltzar/Davis Mell (Arr. J. Andrijeski) Total Program Length: 62:19 |
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