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Strathspeys
A Scottish dance tune in 4/4, often with dotted rhythms and a measured pulse. These playable settings come from Kerr's nineteenth-century collection.
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- The Blue Bells of ScotlandOpen score
A Scottish tune from Kerr's nineteenth-century collection, without lyrics.
- The Highlands of ScotlandOpen score
A two-part strathspey printed in Kerr's fourth collection.
- The Jolly BeggarOpen score
A strathspey from Kerr's nineteenth-century collection.
- The ClachanOpen score
A Scottish strathspey from Kerr's nineteenth-century collection; its alternate ending is regularized for playback.
- Fill Your GlassesOpen score
A two-part strathspey in Kerr's fourth collection; alternate endings and triplets are regularized.
- The FerryOpen score
A complete strathspey from Kerr's nineteenth-century collection, including both endings.
- Bonnie CharlieOpen score
The complete “Bonnie Charlie” from Kerr's Collection of Merry Melodies, Vol. 4 (No. 127). The source notation is for single-line melody.
- Graham's RantOpen score
Complete score of “Graham's Rant” from Kerr's Collection of Merry Melodies (No. 129).
- The Bonny BroomOpen score
Complete historical score of “The Bonny Broom” from Kerr's Collection of Merry Melodies (No. 131).
- Sweet Molly (Kerr, no. 125)Open score
Sweet Molly (Kerr, no. 125): complete single melody score (19th c.).