The Illustrated Book Of Scottish Songs, From The Sixteenth To The Nineteenth Century (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024518344)

"The Illustrated Book Of Scottish Songs, From The Sixteenth To The Nineteenth Century" is a rich collection of Scotland's musical heritage. This volume presents a selection of songs spanning several centuries, offering a glimpse into the cultural and social life of Scotland through its music. Featuring a range of traditional melodies and lyrics, this illustrated edition provides historical context and insight into the origins and evolution of these enduring songs.

This collection is perfect for musicians, historians, and anyone interested in Scottish culture. It preserves a vital part of Scotland's artistic legacy, ensuring these songs continue to be enjoyed and appreciated for generations to come. The book was formerly owned by Dorothea, Lady Ruggles-Brise and John Glen, adding to its provenance and historical significance.

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