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| his mother [note: photo: 'mitchell's garage, stonehaven advert.'] war time | songs | and rhymes a r p |
| they are hearing american erm | songs | and rhymes and can do |
| it was it was all | songs | and rhymes f963: right f965: |
| chants and sniggering rhymes scottish | songs | and street games left alone |
| for use in classroom situations | songs | rhymes stories games and craft |
| into scots of german folk | songs | and ballads and his demonstration |
| alang wi ford s vagabond | songs | and ballads of scotland were |
| poems and covered some scots | songs | and bothy ballads the school |
| with ballads oral tradition folk | songs | and composed traditional songs increasingly |
| traditional forms while ballads and | songs | are discussed primarily as printed |
| had learned ballads and scots | songs | in their youth from nurses |
| horizon of lyrical ballads and | songs | of innocence and experience in |
| a folk singer of gypsy | songs | alla bayanova anna баянова playing |
| awful m c lots of | songs | anne [censored: surname] the singer was |
| man s child singer of | songs | as all his village knew |
| a singer of burns s | songs | however i would mention briefly |
| something f812: busted are singing | songs | about it so f813: are |
| learning singing one or two | songs | e g duncan gray perhaps |
| think miss [censored: surname] likes singing | songs | f1118: i think she like |
| 18 thursday singing french marching | songs | in line abreast troup entertains |
| hear you singing aa your | songs | it s a party [inaudible] |
| red suede shoes singing incomprehensible | songs | on the boardwalk overlooking the |
| so was you singing any | songs | the day no f1142: [inaudible] |
| [cough] come here then fitt | songs | was you singing at playgroup |
| s we hame f1095: fitt | songs | was you singing the day |
| [inaudible] mum f1105: right what | songs | was you singing today at |
| his poems some of his | songs | and his smaller pieces as |
| the use of poems stories | songs | and plays in the local |
| not be restricted to the | songs | and poems of burns but |
| clubs promoted competitions on the | songs | and poems of burns now |
| source 15 a collection of | songs | and poems on several occasions |
| riches in the letters and | songs | as well as the poems |
| robert burns burns poems and | songs | ed by james kinsley oxford |
| poems but that in his | songs | he was influenced by burns |
| for schools includes poems or | songs | in glaswegian dialect such as |
| only about the poems and | songs | of burns which are well |
| 119 burns complete poems and | songs | one volume ed ed by |
| come closest to burns s | songs | poems such as heidenröslein mailied |
| country it is alive in | songs | stories and poems our bairns |
| express in scots poems and | songs | that have inspired millions who |
| of burns s poems and | songs | translated by one of his |
| roon the back courts singin | songs | an f606: mm m691: the |
| re no gonnae stert singin | songs | now m941: but [censored: forename] was |
| they ke- they were singin | songs | singin hymnsy things i was |
| opera they were people s | songs | and songs for people to |
| were people s songs and | songs | for people to sing let |
| folk songs and composed traditional | songs | increasingly being considered as belonging |
| of sort of music hall | songs | jeely piece songs m815: mm |
| music hall songs jeely piece | songs | m815: mm m816: they re |
| book aw that s bedtime | songs | songs when you go to |
| aw that s bedtime songs | songs | when you go to your |
| the number and quality of | songs | collected in scotland have earned |
| versions of many of these | songs | have also been collected elsewhere |
| he never charged for the | songs | that he collected he said |
| apart from the hundreds of | songs | that he wrote he collected |
| many of the traditional scottish | songs | and much of the music |
| we remember that those traditional | songs | are significant they were not |
| the oldest group of traditional | songs | their precise origins unclear but |
| in the composing of new | songs | which drew on traditional features |
| more sort of overtly popular | songs | and so f963: mm m762: |
| many hymns from school popular | songs | from girls already out in |
| vaguely depressed odd how popular | songs | move you with their sour |
| mrs bogan of bogan her | songs | were immensely popular and she |
| be able to sing the | songs | and is over the moon |
| to sing us two quechua | songs | for the reward of a |
| could sing all burns s | songs | then let us pray that |
| me fitt s aa the | songs | you re goin to sing |
| cor f1121: but that s | songs | you sing at christmas time |
| many of burns s love | songs | by being unable to reproduce |
| the whole corpus of burns | songs | i had a chance to |
| and liberty in burns s | songs | in particular is something which |
| there are a lot of | songs | like that one in burns |
| comments they are the truest | songs | these of burns s that |
| 126 v 6 song of | songs | 2 v 12 psalm 104 |
| shift humpback whales alter their | songs | every year and a song |
| song well the sang the | songs | o auld lang syne an |
| folk song traditions to create | songs | that themselves became part of |
| hit wis pure song o | songs | up da kloss o voe |
| are in wilma paterson ed | songs | of scotland edinburgh mainstream 1997 |
| offers us the music the | songs | and the history i was |
| words and music of the | songs | they had learned this set |
| as in the lyric folk | songs | in his important study the |
| into medieval times unlike folk | songs | of love or work they |
| and i loved the christmas | songs | and i actually i really |
| christmas time f1122: oh christmas | songs | f1121: mmhm and it s |
| f963: yeah [laugh] m762: the | songs | now but i i i |
| m762: talked about the older | songs | they say oh yeah we |
| f963: mm m762: erm film | songs | you know f963: mm mmhm |
| erm and just play some | songs | and have some c- dancing |
| ll play you know older | songs | and then they ll f963: |
| play sort of more modern | songs | for the younger people but |
| a passing trader and the | songs | which infiltrated our play in |
| of transmitting and adapting existing | songs | and airs for their own |
| of invent their own wee | songs | and things you know in |
| goethe adds of my own | songs | how many live perhaps one |
| tither jilp o bree the | songs | tell their own story with |
| own work there were certain | songs | that began to emerge and |
| f1105: eh fitt was your | songs | at playgroup the day [inaudible] |
| where wh- where are the | songs | protesting about you know f963: |
| narrative lyric comic and serious | songs | both old and contemporary and |
| mirth and dancing and his | songs | make use of the old |
| f746: mmhm f978: very old | songs | that i don t know |
| [toy plays 'old macdonald'] you keep pressing the | songs | that is old macdonald f1114: |
| was worthwhile to teach scots | songs | f718: mmhm mmhm m017: but |
| amount of literature culture and | songs | in scots and we have |
| is the language of most | songs | in scots it cannot be |
| then english i like scots | songs | what languages do your friends |
| once upon a time these | songs | and dances of life and |
| craftsmanship and artistry of these | songs | and in the importance in |
| point insisting that these english | songs | gravel me to death i |
| was exposed to all these | songs | you know which at the |
| their enthusiasm for the many | songs | and dances was tremendous they |
| prof [censored: surname] just played elizabethan | songs | for a couple of hours |
| 32 and his use of | songs | in his pastoral drama the |
| voices tended to mute their | songs | as they approached the soldiers |
| to oust president bush their | songs | may well be loved by |
| about eighty years ago the | songs | work because of their humour |
| he sang some of the | songs | and told the history of |
| ve been learning them some | songs | i think f1112: [inaudible] f1111: |
| give hints to popularise the | songs | of scotland some of the |
| some first rate tongue twisting | songs | that brilliantly depict the fermtoun |
| so that some of her | songs | were thought to have been |
| the most famous of such | songs | is the flowers of the |
| will highlight from gentle love | songs | such as ae fond kiss |
| francis collinson has described her | songs | such as the auld hoose |
| the transmission and composing of | songs | in his study of the |
| is this which in his | songs | in particular allows him to |
| on erm of of er | songs | from india and pakistan from |
| barrett s plaintive whimsical poetic | songs | were fuel to my fire |
| didn t feel the new | songs | were sitting on my shoulder |
| to george thomson included in | songs | of scotland wp32 3 where |
| a huge wealth of waulking | songs | where the women would shrink |
| [?]bards[/?] an they had the | songs | an they had the you |
| it s they just kill | songs | as soon as they come |
| at the lyrics of the | songs | f718: mmhm m734: and like |
| are there are skipping rope | songs | f965: mmhm oh yeah much |
| himself lady nairne s composed | songs | are one part of a |
| no meaningful history of waulking | songs | here the way there is |
| are different versions of those | songs | in different parts of the |
| lines from a couple of | songs | in ye banks and braes |
| bjork s interpretation of her | songs | is that s interesting to |
| to listen to the night | songs | of owls and hawks i |
| the buttons quickly enough when | songs | of praise came on he |
| with arcane yodels masked the | songs | of the birds what on |
| of last monday glasgow street | songs | on the cassette this time |
| is fond of playing revolutionary | songs | on the piano speaking of |
| l foster in hymns prayers | songs | society of biblical lit 1995 |
| in 1809 believed that the | songs | would transmit the name of |
| about the significance of the | songs | writing in september 1840 to |
| there are more than 300 | songs | in the books and there |
| advice about dealing with the | songs | perhaps the one counsel i |
| so you know th-th- those | songs | do still get played a |
| with great enthusiasm into the | songs | and dances it think that |
| travelled around the country gathering | songs | and pulling them together from |
| you you [laugh] even wee | songs | and so on so you |
| and béranger s exuberant satirical | songs | appealed greatly to him both |
| good but i wrote 19 | songs | for this record and it |
| it is alive in our | songs | tradition and literature and in |
| wednesday 25 getting ready for | songs | from shows in november at |
| i spent until 2am taping | songs | for the student then finally |
| used tae think that that | songs | is better sung in gaelic |
| oh aye we canna put | songs | on though cause we re |
| s an empty keg its | songs | decanted underneath the trees that |
| s me learnins- learnin my | songs | for a musical i m |
| thomson over the words for | songs | for thomson s select collection |
| to be great just write | songs | it s what we do |
| that s that s nae | songs | to dance that s ones |
| 69 at football matches in | songs | at home on the radio |
| c later tonight glasgow street | songs | murmur in the background yesterday |
| reasons lady nairne published her | songs | anonymously under the initials b |
| the man noticing he played | songs | that he knew better than |
| must try to get new | songs | november 1 saturday mass at |
| o keepin the land hearin | songs | been sung fi yin generation |
| chanted slogans or sang political | songs | whether pro revolution or pro |
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