Music in Scottish Castles and Country Houses

Music in Scottish Castles and Country Houses
Catalogued and surveyed by Dr Roger B. Williams MBE
Hon. Music Advisor to NTS


Master Index – Single Item Selection

BUC : The British Union-Catalogue of Early Music
CPM : Catalogue of Printed Music in the British Library to 1980

Monday 6th October 2025

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Drum Dr 39/1  RBW 1124

Fourth Edition | Annot Lyle, | A Ballad | Sung with unbounded applause by | Miss Estcourt Wells, | Miss Betts & Mrs. Waylett | The Poetry by | J. O. Donoghue Esqr. | Composed & Dedicated to | The Misses Ashe, | by | G. A. Hodson
   G. A. Hodson at the Dublin Musical Repository 108 Grafton St. & at S. Chappells, 50 New Bond St. London

pp.1-4  Plate no. 60)  

Voice and piano

Annot Lyle is a heroine from Sir Walter Scott's "A Legend of Montrose"

Short Title  > Annot Lyle: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > G A Hodson (c1790-1863)
Auth/Ed  > Donoghue, J. O. (19th c.)   |   Scott, Sir Walter (1771-1832)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > G. A. Hodson   |   S. Chappell
Performer  > Miss Betts   |   Mrs Waylett   |   Miss Estcourt Wells
Dedicatee  > The Misses Ashe