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Kirkconnel Lea / The Fower Maries / Sound The Pibroch
World / Ethnic/Scottish
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Complete set
Title by uploader: Kirkconnel Lea / The Fower Maries / Sound The Pibroch
Instrumentation |
Accordion |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Arranger |
Julia Gordon |
Publisher |
Julia Gordon |
Three Scottish airs arranged for accordion.
Full RH and LH notation, tempo directions and suggested couplers.
Duration: 3:42
Suitable for self-improvers and teaching accordion.
NOTES
Kirkconnel Lea - Also known as Helen of Kirkconnel, Fair Helen and (I Wish I Were) Where Helen Lies. This well known Scottish ballad is about the tragic death in the 16th Century, of Helen Irving who, intervening in a quarrel between two rival admirers receives a fatal wound as a result. The air itself is believed to be much older.
The Fower Maries - This ballad, also known as The Four Marys, Mary Hamilton and The Queen’s Marys, dates from the 18th Century and is believed to be a hybrid of two stories - one taking place at the court of Mary Queen of Scots and the other at the court of Peter The Great, Tsar of Russia - both concerning a handmaiden who was executed for the murder of her illegitimate child.
Sound The Pibroch - This is a traditional Jacobite song to which words were added by Mrs Norman MacLeod, senior, in the 19th Century.
No.1 Kirkconnel Lea
Title by uploader: Kirkconnel Lea
Instrumentation |
Accordion |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Arranger |
Julia Gordon |
Publisher |
Julia Gordon |
a traditional Scottish air arranged for accordion
No.2 The Fower Maries
Title by uploader: The Fower Maries
Instrumentation |
Accordion |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Arranger |
Julia Gordon |
Publisher |
Julia Gordon |
a traditional Scottish air arranged for accordion
No.3 Sound The Pibroch
Title by uploader: Sound The Pibroch
Instrumentation |
Accordion |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Arranger |
Julia Gordon |
Publisher |
Julia Gordon |
a traditional Scottish air arranged for accordion
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