Add MS 35279

ff. 1-13 passim. Violin and violoncello parts to the Scotch songs in Add MS 35277 (ff. 30b-45), composed by L. Kozeluch for George Thomson. 1. 'O let me in this ae night.' 2. 'Adown winding Nith.' 3. Song without title, 4. Another without title, 5. 'O, Willy was a wanton wag.' 6. 'Green grow the rashes.' 7. Song without title, 8. 'O, Willie brew'd a peck o' maut'; with 2-part chorus, 9. Song without title, 10. Another without title, 11. 'The lawlaud maids.' 12. 'Whistle o'er the lave o't.' 13. Song without title, 14. Another without title, 15. 'Gin ye meet a bonny lassie.' 16. 'Coming thro' the craigs o' Kyle'; with 2-part chorus, 17. 'Come under my plaidy.' 18. 'Tis nae very lang.' 19. 'The spring-time returns.' 20. 'Gil Morrice.' 21. Song without title; with 2-part chorus, 22. 'There's nae luck,' begins 'But are you sure'; with 2-part chorus, 23. 'John o' Badenyon.' 24. 'Tulloch-gorum,' begins 'Come, gie's a sang.' 25. 'My heart is sair'; with 2-part chorus, 26. 'O say, bonnie lass.' 27. 'The Boatman,' begins 'Ye gales that gently wave the sea.'

ff. 2b, 9b. Violin and violoncello parts, to the Scottish air without a title in Add MS 35277, f. 33, composed by Kozeluch, for George Thomson, of Edinburgh.

f. 7. Violin part of the following Scottish songs (The other parts are to be found in Add MS 35277 and Add MS 35278). 1. 'Tibby Fowler'; with 2-part chorus, 2. 'Raving winds.' 3. 'I lo'e ne'er a laddie but ane.' 4. 'John Highlandman,' begins 'A highland lad'; with 2-part chorus. 5. 'Bonny, wee thing,' 6. 'Does haughty Gaul invasion threat.'

ff. 14-52. Two sets of 'Trois Sonates pour le Clavecin ou Piano-forte avec l'accompagnement d'un violon et violoncelle, composées par Mr. Leopold Kozeluch' [commissioned by G. Thomson, of Edinburgh]. Scottish airs are introduced in all of them. They consist of from three to five movements, of which the first is always Allegro; the second, slow (Adagio, etc.); the third, Allegretto; and the last, Andante, Allegro, or Allegretto. In no. 2, which has five movements, the fourth is Rondeau grazioso. 1-3. Op. 46. In G. ff. 15b, 36b;— in B flat. ff. 18, 39;— in F. ff. 21, 41b. 4-6. Op. 47. In C. ff. 25b, 45b;— in G minor. ff. 28b, 48;— in A. ff. 31b, 50b.