Scottish Ring – Concert – Monday 16 March – Dunblane Cathedral

Posted on March 1, 2009
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2009 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns who penned the lyrics of many songs. This year has been designated by the Scottish Government as Homecoming Scotland 2009, as a way of celebrating some of the things which have made an impact elsewhere, including music.  Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ringers are presenting a concert of Scottish music for handbells.  This will be on Monday 16th March at 7.30pm in Dunblane Cathedral.  The music presented will include:

Dance and Sing (Faery’s Lament) Pulling Bracken – Traditional Gaelic lullaby arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (GIA G-6314); The Rowan Tree by Lady Nairne arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (From the Top Music); Ho Ri, Ho Ro (Tiree Love Song) – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (From The Top Music 20171); Skye Boat Song – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Robin Benton (Mayola Music); Iona Boat Song – Scottish folk melody arranged by Robin Benton (Mayola Music); Ye Banks and Braes by Charles Miller arranged by John Mitchell (Mayola Music); Reflection on Kelvingrove – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (Lorenz 20/1130L); A Touching Place – Dream Angus, Scottish traditional melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (Green Rose Press MGNHB0204); Morning has Broken – Bunessan – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Arnold Sherman (Chorister’s Guild CGB421); Highlander’s Lament – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson; Lewis Folk Melody – Scottish traditional melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (From the Top Music); O My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose – Traditional Scottish melody arranged by Malcolm C Wilson (From the Top Music); Highland Cathedral by Michael Korb and Uli Roever arranged by Malcolm C Wilson

This concert is in aid of Stirling Royal Infirmary Healthy Hearts Club which supports former patients of the cardiac rehabilitation programme.

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