Re: [scots-l] Miss Gunning's Reel
REMOVE - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 9:58 PM Subject: [scots-l] Miss Gunning's Reel I could use some help, having reached an impasse with my own resources. Miss Gunning's Reel appears in several collections such as Vickers (1770), Aird (1782) and McGlashan (1786), and also appears in Marshall's Kinrara collection which is actually a sheet, front and back, along with the tunes Kinrara, Highland Time, Lick the Laddle Sandie and Whigs of Fife and a forgettable tune by the Duke of Gordon. The Irish collector Brendan Breathnach attributed MIss Gunnings to Marshall (who would have been only 22 when the melody appeared in Vickers). Does anyone else attribute it to Marshall? Does anyone know who might have composed the tune, if Marshall did not? Are there any occurances prior to 1770? Much thanks for your help. Regards, Andrew Kuntz
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Re: [scots-l] Miss Gunning's Reel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I could use some help, having reached an impasse with my own resources. Miss Gunning's Reel appears in several collections such as Vickers (1770), Aird (1782) and McGlashan (1786), and also appears in Marshall's Kinrara collection which is actually a sheet, front and back, along with the tunes Kinrara, Highland Time, Lick the Laddle Sandie and Whigs of Fife and a forgettable tune by the Duke of Gordon. The Irish collector Brendan Breathnach attributed MIss Gunnings to Marshall (who would have been only 22 when the melody appeared in Vickers). Does anyone else attribute it to Marshall? Does anyone know who might have composed the tune, if Marshall did not? Are there any occurances prior to 1770? Much thanks for your help. Regards, Andrew Kuntz There is a tune of the title Miss Gunnings in the Thompson's 1st collection of 200 country dances, (London) c 1658, reissued c 1764 and c 1780. Only the latter have I actually seen, and I didn't copy the tune there. It's also in Longman and Broderip's 2 collection, London, c 1792. You can get the scale incipt/stressed note code from Rabson and Van Winkle Keller's 'The National Tune Index', 1980 - microfiche only. (I have it, but no ready access to a microfiche reader at present) Isuspect that Miss Gunning's Reel has been mistakenly attributed to Wm. Marshal because the tune appeared on the single sheet issue with Marshall's Kinrara, c 1800. Bruce Olson Roots of Folk: Old British Isles popular and folk songs, tunes, broadside ballads at my no-spam website - www.erols.com/olsonw or just A href=http://www.erols.com/olsonw; Click /a Motto: Keep at it; muddling through always works. Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
