Re: [scots-l] FW: Stepdancers

Ian Brockbank wrote: can anyone help here?...please reply *privately*... -Original Message- From: Catriona Mackie [Snip] ...I'm looking for a stepdancer to perform at a traditional ceilidh in Edinburgh... Replied by email. -- Nigel Gatherer, Crieff [EMAIL PROTECTED] The

[scots-l] Merry Christmas

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Re: [scots-l] auld lang syne uploads

Rob MacKillop wrote: OK. I've uploaded the earliest known version of Auld Lang Syne, from the Balcarres MS c.1695-1700 as a straight transcription, but also as a basic guitar arrangement in DADGAD tuning. I have also uploaded both the versions in the Scots Musical Museum (numbers 25 and

Re: [scots-l] getting names wrong

At 09:54 -0700 22/12/00, Carol Thompkins wrote: And I wish I had a nickel for everytime someone has called me Mrs. Thompson :-) Carol THOMPKINS (who answers pretty well to Mrs. Thompson after 30 years of marriage bg) Wouldn't mind a 20 cent piece for every time someone's spelt my surname

Re: [scots-l] Re: scots-l-digest V1 #351

And I wish I had a nickel for everytime someone has called me Mrs. Thompson :-) Carol THOMPKINS (who answers pretty well to Mrs. Thompson after 30 years of marriage bg) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It's easy to get names mixed up when there are too many which sound