Add MS 35272

passim. Scotch Songs, with symphonies and accompaniments for violin, violoncello and pianoforte, in score by F. J. Haydn, almost entirely in the hand of his amanuensis, J. Radnitzky. Most of them were published by George Thomson, of Edinburgh, in his Select Collection of original Scottish airs, 1793-1841. 1. 'The Lea-rig,' beg. 'When o’er the hill.' f. 1b. 2. 'Galashiels,' beg. 'Ah, the shepherd’s mournful fate.' f. 1b. 3. 'On Ettrick banks.' f. 3. 4. 'Through the wood, Laddie,' beg. 'O Sandy, why thus leave.' f. 3b. 5. 'I wish my Love were in a myre,' beg. 'Again rejoicing.' f. 4. 6. 'William and Margaret,' beg. '’Twas at the solemn, silent hour.' f. 4b. 7. 'Saw ye my father,' beg. 'Where are the joys.' f. 5. 8. 'Auld Robin Gray,' beg. 'When the sheep are in the fauld.' f. 5b. 9. 'Maggie Lauder,' beg. 'Wha wou’dna be in love.' f. 7. 10. 'The blathrie o’t,' beg. 'I gaed a waefu’ gate.' f. 7b. 11. 'Barbara Allan,' beg. '’Twas at the hour of dark midnight.' f. 7b. 12. 'An thou wert mine.' f. 8. 13. 'Logan water,' beg. 'O Logan.' f. 8b. 14. 'Queen Mary’s lamentation,' beg. 'I sigh and lament.' f. 9. 15. 'Highland Mary,' beg. 'Thou ling’ring star.' f. 9b. 16. 'Fee him father,' beg. 'Saw ye Johnie.' f. 10. 17. 'The lass of Patie’s mill.' f. 10. 18. 'Take your auld cloak,' beg. 'In winter, when the rain.' f. 10b. 19. 'Rothiemurcus rant,' beg. 'Lassie wi’ the lint-white locks.' f. 11. 20. 'Nansie ‘s to the greenwood.' f. 11b. 21. 'Bessy Bell.' f. 12. 22. 'Johnie’s grey breeks,' beg. '’Twas even.' f. 12b. 23. 'Pinkie house,' beg. 'The Maid of Pinkie.' f. 13. 24. 'My dearie, if thou die,' beg. 'Love never more.' f. 13b. 25. 'Bonny Jean,' beg. 'Wert thou like me.' f. 14. 26. 'Sensibility, how charming.' f. 14b. 27. 'My mother’s ay glowring.' f. 16. 28. 'The birks of Abergeldy,' beg. 'Bonny Lassie.' f. 17. 29. 'Gil Morrice.' f. 17. 30. 'The Minstrel,' beg. 'Keen blaws the wind.' f. 17b. 31. 'Kellyburn braes,' beg. 'Three merry men.' f. 18. 32. 'Hooly and fairly,' beg. 'O what [had] I a do for to marry.' f. 18b. 33. 'I canna come,' beg. 'Now bank and brae.' f. 19. 34. 'Hey, tutti taiti,' beg. 'Scots wha hae wi’ Wallace bled.' f. 19. 35. 'Killiecrankie,' beg. 'What dreaming drone.' f. 19b. 36. 'The lone vale,' beg. 'How sweet the lone vale.' f. 20. 37. ['Woo’d and married and a’.'] The opening bars in the hand of George Thomson, and the concluding symphony in the autograph of the composer (see Add MS 35273, no. 72). f. 21b. 38. 'Muirland Willy'; the introductory symphony only, in the autograph of the composer (see Add MS 35273, No. 43). f. 22b.

ff. 1-21b passim. Scotch airs arranged as Duets, with symphonies and accompaniments for violin, violoncello, and pianoforte, in score, by [Franz Joseph] Haydn. Nos. 1-5 are in the hand of his amanuensis, J. Radnitzky; the others are in a different hand, and consist of Add MS symphonies written by the composer at the request of George Thomson, of Edinburgh, who published most of the present collection (nos. 6 and 7 in 1803). No. 6 is partly autograph. 1. 'Wae's my heart.' f. 1.2. 'Down the burn, Davie.' f. 2b. 3. 'The broom of Cowdenknows,' begins 'How blythe ilk morn.' f. 3b. 4. 'The ewie wi' the crooked horn,' begins 'O were I able.' f. 6. 5. 'Ay waking O!' f. 6b. 6. 'Fy, gar rub her o'er wi' strae' or 'Gin ye meet' (see Add MS 35273, f. 46, below). f. 21. 7. ['There's auld Rob Morrice.'] (See Add MS 35273, f. 64.) f. 21b. 8. ['Peggy I must love thee.'] (See Add MS 35273, f. 89b.) f. 21b. 9. ['The death of the linnet,' begins 'But lately seen.'] (See Add MS 35273, f. 91b.) f. 21b.