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

Links are provided to the relevant      > Composer    > Shelf List     > Song Writer/Librettist     > Printer/Publisher   .. &c ..    in all collections

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Drum Dr 25/23  RBW 754

Did ye see the red rose on its bonny green stem, | Sung by | Mrs. Shirreff, | Composed by | G. F. Harris
[1827]    T. Welsh at the Royal Harmonic Instotution, New Argyll Rooms, 246 Regent Street  ::  Sold by Paterson Roy & Co. 27 George Street Edinr.

pp.1-6  Plate no. 4007  Sig. Beatrice Irvine on first page.

Also: Note on verso of title page: New Argyll Rooms, Mr. T. Welsh's Vocal Academy, open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from Ten till Four. Terms Four Guineas for Eight Lessons Private Tuition at the above Rooms, Fifteen Shillings an hour. Lessons at Scholars' Houses a Guinea each. 246, Regent Street.

Short Title  > Did ye see the red rose on its bonny green stem: song
Cmp/Arr  > George F Harris (1796-1867)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Thomas Welsh   |   Paterson, Roy & Co.
Performer  > Mrs Shirreff
Former Owner  > Beatrice Irvine