| ID |
JSS0102 |
| Title |
Note about Drumnagarry |
| Document Reference |
MS2726/97 (verso) |
| Format |
231 x 136 mm |
| Medium |
pen & ink on plain paper |
| Item Type |
Manuscript |
| Subject |
Handwritten note, Drumgarrow |
| Item Description |
Manuscript in Skinner's hand (see JSS0101). * Modern critics condemn the too frequent use of the triplet, but they are as sunlight to a picture the tree to lin' burnie, moreover the old composers used them lavishly see 'Lady Ann Hope' 'Stirling Castle' & Brig o' Dee'. The late John Strachan 'Drumnagarrow' is said to have had a hand in this tune 'Drummy' was a famous player and assisted the Editors (i.e. Skinner's) Father |
| Creator |
James Scott Skinner |
| Creator Manuscript |
James Scott Skinner |
| Time Period |
1890's - 1900's |
| Relationships |
JSS0101 |
| Location |
51cg |
| Collection Name |
Harp & Claymore |
| Copyright |
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