For Ever Fortune

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For Ever Fortune
Early music of Scotland
The Musicians of Saint-Julien
François Lazarevitch, director

Princess Royal (Niel Gow 1727-1807)
For ever Fortune (song, William Thomson circa 1695-1753)

Mrs Judge (Turlough O’Carolan 1670-1738)
John Anderson My Jo (Daniel Wright 1731)

Song (march): Loch-Erroch Side
Suite of reels (violin solo): Lady Mary Hay’s Scotch Measure (Nathaniel Gow 1763-1831)
The Flower of Edinburgh (James Oswald 1710-1769)

Irish lullaby: Do Chuirfinnse Féin Mo Leanbh a Chodladh (George Petrie, early 19th century)

Series of reels (flute solo): The Fyket (Niel Gow)
Miss Bisset Logierait’s reel (Malcolm Mcdonald 1788)
Was ye at the Bridal (James Oswald)
The Cadgers of the Cannongate (Niel Gow)

Song: For our lang bidding here (William Thomson 1733)
Suite of jigs: Joy gae wi’ my love – The Flaughter Spade – Patrick McDonald’s Jig

Instrumental suites:
Benney side (James Oswald)
The Gwin gad Albor (Gairdyn Manuscript, circa 1710)
Adew Dundee (Skene Manuscript, circa 1620)

Song: Lochaber (William Thomson)

Song (jig): Muirland Willie (William Thomson)

Moc Donogh’s lament (Turlough O’Carolan)

Song (jig): Muirland Willie (William Thomson)
Moc Donogh’s lament (Turlough O’Carolan)

Suite from Strathspey & reels: The Wawking of the faulds (William Thomson) – I wish I wou’d marry me – An Caora crom – Ratha fair – Haud the lass till I come at her – Clean Peas Strae (Niel Gow)