Tunes from 17th Century Scotland (Book + Online Audio) Arranged for Mandolin by Rob Mackillop

Many great Scottish traditional tunes such as Flowers Of The Forest can be traced back to the 17th century—a period when writing down tunes in manuscript collections for the lute was of high interest. Rob MacKillop has created very playable arrangements for the mandolin featuring 25 popular tunes from the Skene, Balcarres, Panmure and Straloch manuscripts. This is a wonderful collection of dance tunes and airs, most of which have not been available for the mandolin until now. The notation is in treble clef with tablature for GDAE tuning. Includes access to online audio featuring Rob Mackillop's performance of each piece. Get ready to explore a wonderful new take on old repertoire!

Alace Yat I Came Owr The Moor And Left My Love Behind Me
To Dance About The Bailzeis Dubb
The Flowres Of The Forrest
My Ladie Laudians Lilt
Jennet Drinks No Water
I Mett Her In The Medowe
Blew Breiks
The New Highland Ladie
Sweet Willie
The Old Duke Of Loraines March
The New Duke Of Loraines March
My Dearie, An Thou Dye
Lillybullaro
Lady Lothian's Lilt
Courante And Double
Rhona's Tune
The Canaries
Shoe Looks As Shoe Wold Lett Me
I Dare Not Vowe I Love Thee
Canaries
Ladie Cassilles Lilt
The Lass O Glasgowe
I Serve A Worthie Ladie
Joy To The Personne
She Mowpitt Comming Owr The Lie